Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensors

Overhead occupancy detection for indoor lighting energy control

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Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensors

Rayzeek ceiling mount occupancy sensors provide overhead lighting control for indoor spaces where ceiling detection offers better coverage than a wall switch. Use them for offices, classrooms, corridors, restrooms, utility spaces, and shared rooms that need automatic shutoff after inactivity.

Overhead Occupancy Detection

Ceiling mount occupancy sensors detect movement from above the occupied area, making them practical for rooms with multiple entry points, furniture layouts, or switch locations that do not provide good detection coverage.

Use ceiling placement when the sensor needs a broader view of room activity.

Current RZ036 and RZ037 Sensor Families

RZ036 and RZ037 are the main promoted ceiling mount occupancy sensor families. Choose line-voltage versions for standard lighting circuits or 12V/24V versions for compatible low-voltage control projects.

Treat BS036 as a legacy or secondary option, not the main ceiling sensor recommendation.

Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor Options

RZ037 5A ceiling mount occupancy sensor

RZ037 5A Ceiling Occupancy Sensor

RZ037 10A ceiling mount occupancy sensor

RZ037 10A Ceiling Occupancy Sensor

RZ037 low voltage ceiling occupancy sensor

RZ037 12V/24V Ceiling Sensor

RZ036 5A ceiling mount occupancy sensor

RZ036 5A Ceiling Occupancy Sensor

RZ036 low voltage ceiling occupancy sensor

RZ036 12/24V Ceiling Sensor

BS036 legacy ceiling mount PIR occupancy sensor

BS036 Legacy Ceiling PIR Sensor

Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor Applications

Offices and Classrooms

Provide overhead detection in offices, classrooms, and meeting rooms where people may sit away from the wall switch.

Corridors and Shared Areas

Use ceiling occupancy sensors in corridors, restrooms, utility rooms, and shared support spaces with intermittent use.

Low-Voltage Control Projects

Choose 12V/24V ceiling sensor options where the lighting control design uses compatible low-voltage power.

What is a ceiling mount occupancy sensor?

A ceiling mount occupancy sensor detects movement or occupancy from an overhead position and controls connected lighting based on room use. It is useful when ceiling placement gives better coverage than a wall switch.

Where should ceiling mount occupancy sensors be installed?

Use them in indoor offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, restrooms, corridors, utility rooms, kitchens, and shared areas where overhead detection can cover the occupied zone.

Which Rayzeek ceiling sensors should be promoted first?

Use RZ036 and RZ037 as the main ceiling occupancy sensor families. Mention BS036 only as a legacy or secondary ceiling PIR option.

What is the difference between line-voltage and 12V/24V ceiling sensors?

Line-voltage ceiling sensors control standard mains-powered lighting circuits. 12V/24V ceiling sensors are for compatible low-voltage lighting or control systems.

Can ceiling mount occupancy sensors reduce lighting waste?

Yes. They help keep lights from running in empty rooms by turning lighting off after inactivity while supporting automatic or occupancy-based control.

Are Rayzeek ceiling mount occupancy sensors indoor products?

Treat these ceiling mount occupancy sensors as indoor products unless a specific product rating or project requirement confirms another use.

Commercial Energy Saving Solutions

Private Office

Discover energy-saving solutions for private offices with Rayzeek’s sensor design guide. Learn how to meet energy code requirements while optimizing lighting control for efficiency and comfort.

Open Office

Uncover the power of automated lighting control in enhancing efficiency and reducing energy waste. Learn how to optimize lighting control for efficiency and comfort in your workspace.

Conference Room

Discover the energy-saving potential of your conference room with Rayzeek’s occupancy sensor design guide.

Classroom

Discover the energy-saving potential of classrooms with Rayzeek’s sensor design guide. Learn how to meet energy code requirements while creating a more efficient learning environment.

Restaurant

Explore the energy-saving design guide for restaurants, where efficient lighting control is key to creating a welcoming ambiance while reducing energy consumption.

Restroom

Explore our energy-saving guide for restrooms, designed to help you understand and implement occupancy sensor solutions for efficient lighting control in compliance with US Energy Codes.

Storage Room

Discover the energy-saving potential of storage rooms with Rayzeek’s occupancy sensor design guide.

Corridor

Discover the energy-saving potential of corridors with Rayzeek’s sensor design guide. Uncover the power of automated lighting control in your commercial building’s passageways.

Lobby

Discover the energy-saving potential of your lobby. Learn how to meet energy codes and reduce energy waste with our tailored solutions.

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