Add motion detecting everywhere from wall to ceiling to enjoy energy saving with Rayzeek occupancy and vacancy sensors today.
Rayzeek occupancy sensor is not just a light switch,
it offers an energy-friendly and convenient lifestyle for
homeowners and commercial facilities
to enjoy lighting in a smarter way.
1-Gang wall box design with neutral and ground wire types for the U.S market. UL, FCC, RoHS certified for commercial grade applications.
UK and EU standard 86 type junction box, with a sleek, elegant and unmatched design. 5A to 10A high current rating with max flexibility.
Ceiling mounted occupancy sensor switches for lights, fans and HVAC with advanced PIR motion detection control for homes and offices.
Rayzeek hands free lighting control solutions help you stay safe in post Covid-19 environment.
Rayzeek empowers people-focused solutions with personal control and intuitive automation on lighting controls for smart buildings.
Well-designed and delightful lighting control system can boost productivity, safety and comfort for employees.
When designing the occupancy solution for a hallway or public places, automatic lighting controls are the best option.
Automative lighting sensors can improve the overall comfort for your family, especially in places like kitchens, restrooms, and bedrooms.
20 years of expertise in PIR sensor industry with rich R&D and OEM/ODM experiences.
Rayzeek’s flexible and universal prouct design are born to fit any application.
15 years of ODM/OEM experience for global brands in lighting control market.
Full service supported from Rayzeek from design to aftermarket.
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