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Re: occupancy sensors




Not sure it its exactly what you want, but try this.

I looked at these a while ago, but didn't get as far as purchasing, so
let us know how you get on.

http://tinyurl.com/679gv


Simon



aashram wrote:

> In some offices I have seen these ceiling flush mounted round
> occupancy detectors that are used to control the lights.
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> They are in the bathrooms aswell. Does anyone know of a retailer I can
> get these from or something simliar?
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