Morris Products 72582b Motion Sensor 350W Bronze Npt

Product Description

The MORRIS PRODUCTS 72582b is a passive infrared motion sensor designed for outdoor lighting control in residential and commercial applications. Rated for 120/240 VAC operation at 50/60 Hz, it supports loads up to 350 watts and delivers a 240-degree sensing angle with a 60-foot sensing range. The adjustable timer runs from 5 seconds to 5 minutes, allowing installers to dial in hold time based on the application. The bronze finish and 0.5-inch NPT mounting connection suit standard outdoor fixture installations. Operating range is -4 to 122 degrees F, making it suitable for most North American climate conditions.

This motion sensor is used in outdoor area lighting applications including building perimeters, parking areas, walkways, and entryways. It is appropriate for both residential and light commercial settings where automated lighting control improves energy efficiency and security. The 0.5-inch NPT fitting threads directly into compatible conduit bodies or fixture housings, streamlining the installation process. Licensed electricians typically handle the wiring in jurisdictions requiring permitted electrical work.

Key Features

• 240-degree sensing angle provides wide-area coverage in a single fixture
• 60-foot sensing range reduces the number of sensors needed for large areas
• Dual-voltage operation at 120/240 VAC increases installation flexibility
• Adjustable timer from 5 seconds to 5 minutes for customizable hold time
• Rated from -4 to 122 degrees F for reliable operation in varying climates
• Bronze finish with 0.5-inch NPT connection for standard outdoor fixture mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation motion sensor for outdoor lighting fixtures with a 0.5-inch NPT threaded entry, compatible with 120-volt and 240-volt single-phase lighting circuits up to 350 watts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel and verify the absence of voltage with a meter before making any wiring connections. Mount the sensor at the manufacturer-specified height to achieve the rated sensing range and angle. Avoid aiming the sensor toward heat sources such as HVAC exhaust or direct sunlight, as these can cause false triggering.