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Optimize industrial lighting with fixture mounted sensors. Designed to integrate directly into high bays and shop lights, these sensors provide localized occupancy detection to maximize energy savings. Perfect for warehouses, garages, and large storage facilities.

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PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Ceiling Sensor, 8A, 120-277V, White - Bees Lighting
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Enerlites

Enerlites MPC-50H Commercial PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Sensor | 2800 sq ft | 8A 120-277V | White

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STEALTH PIR 360° down Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 1000W, 120V, Bronze - Bees Lighting
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STEALTH PIR 360° down Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 1000W, 120V, Bronze

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Luminator PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 300W, 120V, Bronze - Bees Lighting
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Luminator PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 300W, 120V, Bronze

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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White - Bees Lighting
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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White

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STEALTH PIR 200° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 300W LED, 120V, Bronze - Bees Lighting
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STEALTH PIR 200° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 300W LED, 120V, Bronze

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Gotcha PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 1350W, 120-277V, Black - Bees Lighting
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Gotcha PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 1350W, 120-277V, Black

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STEALTH PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 96W, 12V AC/DC, Bronze - Bees Lighting
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STEALTH PIR 110° Outdoor Occupancy Sensor, 96W, 12V AC/DC, Bronze

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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White - Bees Lighting
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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White

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Occupancy Motion Sensor High Volt 347-480 VAC Fixture mount White - Bees Lighting
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Occupancy Motion Sensor High Volt 347-480 VAC Fixture mount White

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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch Fixture mount White - Bees Lighting
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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch Fixture mount White

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PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Sensor with Lens + Isle Masking, 120-347VAC, White - Bees Lighting

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PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Sensor with Lens + Isle Masking, 120-347VAC, White

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PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Sensor + 0-10V Dimmer, 8A, 120-277V, White - Bees Lighting
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Enerlites MPC-50HD Commercial PIR 360° High Bay Occupancy Sensor + 0-10V Dimmer | 2800 sq ft | 8A 120-277V | White

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Keystone Technologies - Wired PIR Motion Sensor, For Linear High Bays | Bees Lighting
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Keystone KTS-PIR2-UV-KO PIR Occupancy Sensor for High Bay Fixtures, 120-277V, 0-10V Dimming

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Occupancy Sensor Dimming & Switching Photocell with High/Low Occ. Operation 360 Deg. Fixture mount White
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Occupancy Sensor Dimming & Switching Photocell with High/Low Occ. Operation 360 Deg. Fixture mount White

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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White
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Occupancy Motion Sensor Switch 360 Deg. Fixture mount White

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A fixture-mounted occupancy sensor is a compact, specialized sensor designed to be integrated directly onto or into an individual light fixture for localized, one-to-one control. This approach provides the most granular and energy-efficient lighting automation, making it the premier choice for large commercial and industrial spaces.

Granular Control for Maximum Efficiency

Unlike a single wall-mounted sensor that controls an entire room, a fixture-mounted sensor controls only the light it is attached to. This means that in a large space, lights are only activated in the specific, occupied areas, rather than illuminating the whole room. This strategy can lead to massive energy savings, especially in facilities with intermittent or localized traffic patterns.

Designed for Commercial & Industrial Spaces

This one-to-one control method is ideal for:

  • Warehouses & Distribution Centers: When mounted on high bay fixtures, sensors can light up only the specific aisle a worker or forklift enters.
  • Utility & Storage Areas: Integrated into strip lights, they provide instant light in tight corridors, storage cages, and back-of-house areas.
  • Open-Plan Offices: When installed in troffers or linear pendants, they can create personalized lighting zones, illuminating individual workstations or sections as they become occupied.

These sensors are wired directly to the fixture's LED driver or ballast and often come with interchangeable lenses to shape the detection pattern (e.g., a 360-degree pattern for open areas or a long, narrow pattern for aisles).

The Most Efficient Lighting Automation

For large-scale facilities, fixture-mounted motion sensors offer an unparalleled level of control and energy reduction. They ensure that not a single watt is wasted lighting an empty space. Achieve the highest level of energy efficiency in your facility. Explore our selection of fixture-mounted occupancy sensors at Bees Lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fixture mounted sensor?

A fixture mounted sensor is an occupancy or vacancy sensor that attaches directly to a light fixture (usually via a knockout) to provide localized motion detection for that specific unit.

Can I install an integrated sensor on any light?

These are primarily designed for commercial and industrial fixtures, such as LED high bays or vapor tights. The fixture must have a compatible knockout or internal wiring space.

What is the maximum mounting height for a high bay occupancy sensor?

Standard high-mount models are rated for 20 to 45 feet. For lower ceilings (8-15 feet), we carry low-mount lenses to ensure the detection area isn't too narrow.

Does an end mount sensor work with LED drivers?

Yes. Most are designed to work with 120-277V LED drivers. Many also support 0-10V dimming to allow for bi-level dimming functionality.

What is "Bi-Level" dimming?

This feature allows a fixture mounted sensor to drop the light to a low dimming level (like 10% or 20%) rather than turning it completely off when no motion is detected. This is a common requirement for parking garage safety.

Do I need a neutral wire for a fixture sensor?

Yes, most line-voltage industrial motion sensor units require a neutral wire (white) to power the sensor's internal circuitry.

Can one fixture sensor control multiple lights?

While designed for one-to-one control, many sensors have a load rating (e.g., 800W) that allows them to be wired to a small "daisy-chain" of up to 3 or 4 fixtures.

How do I change the settings if the sensor is 30 feet in the air?

Most modern fixture sensor models are "remote-ready," meaning you can use a handheld IR remote to change the timeout, sensitivity, and dimming levels from the floor.

What is the difference between a PIR and Microwave fixture sensor?

PIR detects heat and requires line-of-sight. Microwave sensors use high-frequency radio waves to detect motion through plastic or glass lenses, offering more sensitive detection in certain environments.

Is an integrated sensor better than a ceiling sensor?

For large open spaces like warehouses, a fixture mounted sensor is often better because it allows for "aisle-by-aisle" control, saving significantly more energy than a single ceiling sensor that turns on the whole room.