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How to order. Start by choosing your luminaire from the list of fixtures available with S-Occ™.Specify. Once you’ve chosen a fixture, determine which mode you want the sensors to operate: OCO – all lamps on/off usingprogram rapid-start ballast; OC2C – one lamp sensored, one lamp on; or OCDM – dim to 10% standby mode using 0-10Vdimming ballast.

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This describes a single 4’ Snap fixture with textured matte white finish, wall mounted, 120 volt, with integrated occupancysensor that dims to standby mode, with emergency battery.

S1 - 1T8 - 04' - TMW - 120 - SUR - OCDM - EML

4S-Occ™ Occupancy Sensors for Stairways. A Step Forward. Stairwells and other interior walkways presentanother opportunity in the search for energy savings. As emergency exits and high-security pedestrianpassageways, and stairways require high-performance, reliable lighting. Yet seldom are these spaces occupied,and leaving them fully illuminated 24/7 is no longer a sustainable practice.

Prudential Ltg.’s stairwell fixtures are admired for their performance,durability and design aesthetics. Now, you can add one more benefit tothe list: energy savings. The Wal14, Wal12, Snap and P1220 now offerS-Occ™ integrated occupancy ultrasonic sensors by Wattstopper/Legrand.

Watching out for energy waste.Think about all the energy that’s typically wasted illuminatingseldom-used stairwells. What if you could light those areasonly when they’re actually occupied? The potential savingswould be significant, without losing the essential security of

lighting the stairways the instant someone enters a stairwell.Available affixed to the body of four of our most popularPrudential Ltg. Fixtures, the ultra-sonic S-Occ™ sensorshelp ensure stairwells can be lit efficiently.

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sensor panel is botheffective and discrete.

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Saving Energy, Cutting Costs, and Reducing Emissions.

Whether you’re working on an entirely new design or

the retrofit of an existing building, automatic lighting control

systems can dramatically cut energy use, lower operating

costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).

In fact, an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

(IPCC) report identified electricity as the single largest

contributor to GHG emissions.

And buildings are the single largest consumer of

electricity, with GHG emissions projected to grow

faster than those from any other sector — from

around 33% today to 37% by 2030.

Here’s the good news: Improving energy efficiency in

buildings could offset 85% of the projected incremental

demand for electricity. And thanks to the kind of innovation

you’ll find from Prudential, creating energy-efficient

solutions is easier than ever.

Stringent Codes Meet Aesthetic Flexibility.

With a wide range of Prudential fixtures now available

with integrated lighting controls, architects and designers

are sure to find there’s a Prudential luminaire in compliance

with today’s stringent energy codes. Yet in choosing a

Prudential fixture, you’ll find it’s easy to meet your aesthetic

criteria as well. Our Pru15, M7 and Snap are just some

of the more popular Prudential designs that can be

specified to include integrated lighting controls.

Prudential Ltg. has always been a smart choice for architects anddesigners who demand simple, cost-effective solutions that don’tcompromise performance. And when the challenge is finding moreenergy-efficient ways to light classrooms and workspaces,Prudential is again the place to turn. Many of our best-sellingfixtures are now available with control sensors integrated directlyinto the housing. Our fixtures arrive at the jobsite with the controlspre-programmed, so there’s no complex commissioning requiredof the contractor. With integrated controls, Prudential fixtures areready to start cutting energy costs right out of the box. And thatmakes perfect sense.

Prudential Ltg. 1737 East 22nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90058 tel 213.746.0360 fax 213.741.8590

This symbol signifies products that offer control

options. The light we create, and how we create

it, can ensure brighter days ahead for all of us.

1 2 3Problem: LightingClassrooms properly whenthey’re occupied, shuttingthe lights off when they’renot. Solution: Prudentialfixtures fitted with integratedlighting controls. Theyincorporate occupancysensors that switch off lightsin unoccupied rooms, anddaylight harvesting sensorsthat adjust light levelautomatically to dramaticallycut energy use in classrooms.

Problem: Overlighting a

space when there’s ample

daylight available. Solution:

Fixtures from Prudential Ltg.

that incorporate a daylight

harvesting sensor. As

available daylight reaches

sufficient levels, the control

systems dim the electric

lights to conserve energy.

Problem: The lighting that’s

left on in unoccupied rooms

is a major source of wasted

energy. Solution: The

integrated occupancy

sensors in selected

Prudential fixtures cut costs

by dimming or shutting off

the lights when no one is

using the space.

Sense™ Systemfor Classrooms

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Problem: While stairwells

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for emergency evacuations,

fully lighting them 24/7

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fixtures from Prudential

featuring occupancy sensors

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and carbon emissions by

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1Order in the Classroom. Whether you’re retro-fitting an existing school building or specifying classroomfixtures for an entirely new facility, the Sense™ System from Prudential Ltg offers a solution that usesstate-of-the-art wireless technology to deliver critical cost savings.

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Our Wave2 and Pru15 fixtures meetor exceed CHPS (Collaborative for HighPerformance Schools) standards forglare-free lighting, teacher control,and energy efficiency.

Reflectances: 85/60/30. Using high lumen T8 lamps. 18” suspension


Energy waste is aturn-off. The Sense™System starts savingenergy the momentyou flip the switch.

Teacher Control switches from Generalto A/V Lighting mode, provides manualdimming of A/V lighting, and allows for1-hour Occupancy sensor override.

Ceiling-mounted PIRoccupancy sensor is Solarpowered and wireless.It ships from the factorypre-programmed so itrequires no wiring and nocommissioning on site.

Fixture-integrated daylightsensor requires no additio-nal wiring. The photocelltriggers the lights to dimwhen levels exceed 45fc.

Optionalwhiteboardluminaire.See P-40, P43,P60, P63, P5900.

Knowing the right light. Prudential Ltg fixtures have longbeen a favorite choice of architects and designers seekingperformance and value in a classroom lighting solution.Now, there’s another reason to put Prudential at the topof your list: the Sense™ System. To meet the challenge ofcutting energy costs and helping to reduce emissions,the system employs advanced technologies, including

solar-power for its PIR occupancy sensors. Sense™ isable to determine whether a classroom is occupied or not,and deactivate the lighting as needed. Natural daylight isharvested when available, automatically dimming thelighting from the appropriate fixtures. And because thesystem is wireless, it saves both material andmanpower costs in its installation.

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Planning Information. Motion Sensors: Ceiling mounted occupancy sensor has a walking motion radius of just over 20’ feetof coverage, or about 1500 SF in a space with a 9-ft ceiling. Sensor is solar powered, with the charge lasting about 48 hours.Sensor is set to power off all lamps if the room is unoccupied for 10 minutes. Luminaires are manually switched on at theclassroom door, or teacher control switch, so that lights do not trip on unintentionally.

Daylight Harvesting Sensors: Fixture integrated daylight harvesting sensors should belocated over typical work surfaces, within 6-10 feet of the window. A typicaldaylighting zone is usually 15 feet in from the window wall. Specific site conditionswill dictate the designation of dimming zones.

If fixture rows are parallel to windows, one daylight sensor can control the entirewindow row. Inside fixture row may or may not need a daylight sensor, depending onroom conditions. One sensor can control up to twenty 0-10V dimming ballasts.In the Sense™ System, only the outer lamp rows are controlled by the daylightsensors. The center lamp row is dimmed manually at the Teacher Control Station.

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Scenario A: Rows are parallel to the windows; Inner corridor side row isoutside of the daylight dimming zone. Only the center lamp row (A/V mode)dims manually from Teacher Control Station. Window row has one daylightsensor controlling the outer lamp rows for the entire fixture row. Center lampsfor both rows dim manually at the Teacher Control Station.

0DD no daylight dimming; center lamp A/V dimming only.1DD one zone daylight dimming - entire row.

Scenario B: Rows are perpendicular to the windows; Each fixture row hasone sensor controlling the outer lamp rows within the dimming zone. Therest of the outer lamp rows do not dim. The entire center lamp row in bothfixture rows dim manually at the Teacher Control Station.

1D1N one daylight dimming zone, one non-dimming zone.

Scenario C: Rows are perpendicular to high windows, creating twodifferent daylight dimming zones, and one non-dimming zone. Each fixturerow has two sensors controlling the outer lamp rows within the dimmingzone. The rest of the outer lamp rows do not dim. The entire center lamprow in both fixture rows dim manually at the Teacher Control Station.

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Determining Row Types

How to order Sense™ System. Transforming classroom lightingwith the energy savings of our Sense™ System controls is easy.It only takes a few steps, outlined in detail below. Before you canspecify the right solution for your needs, you’ll need to start bydetermining the type of rows in each classroom. Are they parallelor perpendicular to the windows? Are the windows high? Onceyou’ve identified your particular scenario, you’re ready to specifythe appropriate luminaires and control systems.

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Step2:Specify the Sense™ SystemA: Indicate the room number so that pre-programmedcomponents and fixtures can be labeled, shipped, andinstalled together.

RM_ room number

B: Specify number of ceiling mounted occupancy sensorsper classroom.

_ WOS wireless occupancy sensors

C: Specify a row type designation for each fixture row inthe room. All center lamp rows have manually controlleddimming. Designate the number of daylight dimming zonesand non-dimming zones for the outer lamp rows controlledby the integrated daylight sensors:

0DD no daylight dimming; center lamp A/V dimming only1DD one zone daylight dimming - entire row1D1N one daylight dimming zone, one non-dimming zone2DD two daylight dimming zones – entire row dims inseparate zones2D1N two daylight dimming zones, one non-dimming zone

D: Specify number of Main power switches at eachclassroom door.

_MSW master power switches

E: The Sense™ System includes one Teacher ControlStation per classroom. Specify whether or not it will controla whiteboard fixture:

TCS Teacher Control Station (standard)TCWB Teacher Control with Whiteboard Luminaire

Sample Sense™ System part #

RM101-1WOS- 0DD-1DD-1MSW-TCS

Room 101 has 1 wireless occupancy sensor (1WOS); one24’ row with manual center lamp dimming and no daylightdimming (0DD); One 24’ fixture row with daylight dimmingfor entire length of outer lamp rows and manual dimming oncenter lamp rows (1DD), one main switch at the classroomdoor (1MSW), and one Teacher Control Station (TCS).

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Step1:Specify your luminaire. For all the features of the Sense System, specify Wave2 or Pru15, with 3 lamp rows, D3Cdistribution, dual circuiting, and the INTC (integrated controls) option. Indicate any other options such as extended cablelengths, acrylic dust cover, or emergency batteries.

If the A/V lighting mode feature is not necessary for the project needs, the other features of the system: the wirelessswitching, day light harvesting, and occupancy sensing are still available when a 2-lamp system is specified.

Sample fixture part #

Pru15-SQ-3T8-R24’-SPL-TMW-D3C-DC-UNV-X1-INTC

This describes a 24-foot square Pru15 fixture row, 3T8 dual circuit lamp rows with center lamp reflector, 120 volt,48” adjustable cable mount from a T-bar ceiling with Sense™ System integrated classroom controls.

Step3 (Optional):Specify a whiteboard luminaire. Choose from thefollowing list, and indicate INTCW in the options column:

P40, P43, P60, P63, P5900

Sample Whiteboard part #

P40-1T8-08’-TMW-D1-SC-120-WB-INTCW

The P40 will switch on and off at the Teacher Control Station.The wireless Occupancy Sensor will switch off all luminairesif the space is unoccupied for 10 minutes.

2RightLight™ Daylight Harvesting. More and more, architects are learning to harvest natural daylightwithin their designs to help meet lighting requirements as efficiently as possible. Partnering with Philips,Prudential Ltg. offers a simple, flexible way to help optimize the lighting usage in interior spaces:RightLight™ Daylight Harvesting. Got Daylight? It’s Savings Time.

For architects and designers, one of the key questions today is this: how do youcreate opportunities in the building’s design and site orientation to utilize availabledaylight for natural illumination of interior spaces? One critical component: cutting-edge sensor technologies that accurately measure light levels and adjust theoperation of the fixtures to maximize efficiency. That’s RightLight™

And because RightLight™ is integrated into the housing of the Prudential fixture,installers and end-users don’t have to worry about complicated programmingor commissioning. It’s a true ‘plug-and-play’ solution.


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Scenario A: One Dimming Zone - One SensorRows parallel to window wall.• In this example, a typical classroom layout,

fixture rows are parallel to window wall.

• Entire row is controlled by a single sensor

Choose Your Luminaire. Any of the Prudential fixtures shown on the opposite page can be fitted with RightLight™ DaylightHarvesting technology. So make the selection that’s the ideal fixture to help fulfill your aesthetic vision and functional requirements.

RightLight™ comes integrated into our fixtures from the factory. There’s no additional wiring to the fixture, and power packs orDALI ballasts are not required. Our fixtures arrive on the jobsite pre-calibrated to dim when light levels reach 45fc. If adjustmentsare necessary, it’s easy to do in the field. Just turn the bezel, and the photocell’s aperture opens or closes to change thecalibration.

Prudential fixtures fitted with RightLight™ technology are an affordable way to create multiple daylighting zones. The system canoperate up to twenty 0-10V ballasts on one sensor.

Determine your Dimming zones. To determine the number of dimming zones, general design guidelines are to locate the sensorover characteristic work surfaces, approximately 6’ to 10’ from the window. The daylit zone is typically within 15’ of the window.

Dimming Zone

Daylit zone/15 feetfrom window wall

Non-dimming Zone

How to order. Start by choosing your luminaire. Then determine the number of dimming zones per row.


Sample part#:

This describes a Wave2 single 24-foot row, 2T8 single circuit lamp rows, 120 volt, cable mounted from T-bar ceiling,with 2 daylight harvesting sensors.

WV2 - 2T8 - R24' - BLW - TMW -D3 - SC - 120 - CA48"- X1- 2DLH

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Scenario B: One Dimming Zone - Two SensorsRows perpendicular to window wall.To help determine the number of dimming zones, thegeneral design guidelines are to locate the sensor overwork surfaces, approximately 6’ to 10’ from the window.The daylit zone is usually within 15’ of the window.• In this example, fixture rows are perpendicular to window wall.

• Each row is controlled separately, with one sensor each withinthe dimming zone.

Scenario C: Two Dimming Zones - Four SensorsHigh window wall.Since daylight entering into an interior falls off in intensitythe further it enters into the space, sometimes it is necessaryto create more than one dimming zone.• In this example, fixture rows are perpendicular to a high window wall.

The result is 2 dimming zones and 1 non-dimming zone.

• The rows are controlled separately, with two control zoneswithin each row.

How to order. Start by choosing your luminaire from the list of fixtures available with R-Occ™.Specify. Once you’ve chosen a fixture, determine which mode you want the sensors to operate: OCO – all lamps on/off;or OCDM – dim to 10% standby mode using 0-10V dimming ballast.


Sample part#:

This describes a 12’ perforated Wave with 1T5HO lamp row, 120 volt, cable mounted from T-bar ceiling, with oneOccupancy sensor that shuts all lamps off.

R-Occ™ is available with the following fixtures:

WV-P-1T5HO-R12'-TMW-SC-120 -CA48" -X1 -1OCO

3R-Occ™ Occupancy Sensors for Room and Row. You’ve always counted on Prudential Ltg. for fixturesthat combine high-performance and value. And that’s especially true now. Which is why we’re proud tobring you the R-Occ™, available on a number of our best-selling pendants. No matter which one youspecify for your next project, you’ll start saving energy and cutting carbon emissions right out of the box.

Want to cut your overhead? Look over your head. Just look up. AtPrudential Ltg., many of our most popular luminaires can be orderedwith occupancy integrated sensors from Wattstopper/Legrand, oneof the leading manufacturers of motion detectors.

Pre-occupied with efficiency.There’s no question that today, the pressure is on architectsand designers to find efficiencies. Any lighting planned for aschool project must make minimizing operating costs andreducing the carbon footprint a priority. And with our R-Occ™

Occupany Sensors for Room and Row, the search is over.Available integrated into the body of six of our most popularPrudential Ltg. fixtures, each R-Occ™ sensor covers a widewalking motion diameter for responsive performance.

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S-Occ™ is available with the following fixtures:

How to order. Start by choosing your luminaire from the list of fixtures available with S-Occ™.Specify. Once you’ve chosen a fixture, determine which mode you want the sensors to operate: OCO – all lamps on/off usingprogram rapid-start ballast; OC2C – one lamp sensored, one lamp on; or OCDM – dim to 10% standby mode using 0-10Vdimming ballast.


Sample part#:

This describes a single 4’ Snap fixture with textured matte white finish, wall mounted, 120 volt, with integrated occupancysensor that dims to standby mode, with emergency battery.

S1 - 1T8 - 04' - TMW - 120 - SUR - OCDM - EML

4S-Occ™ Occupancy Sensors for Stairways. A Step Forward. Stairwells and other interior walkways presentanother opportunity in the search for energy savings. As emergency exits and high-security pedestrianpassageways, and stairways require high-performance, reliable lighting. Yet seldom are these spaces occupied,and leaving them fully illuminated 24/7 is no longer a sustainable practice.

Prudential Ltg.’s stairwell fixtures are admired for their performance,durability and design aesthetics. Now, you can add one more benefit tothe list: energy savings. The Wal14, Wal12, Snap and P1220 now offerS-Occ™ integrated occupancy ultrasonic sensors by Wattstopper/Legrand.

Watching out for energy waste.Think about all the energy that’s typically wasted illuminatingseldom-used stairwells. What if you could light those areasonly when they’re actually occupied? The potential savingswould be significant, without losing the essential security of

lighting the stairways the instant someone enters a stairwell.Available affixed to the body of four of our most popularPrudential Ltg. Fixtures, the ultra-sonic S-Occ™ sensorshelp ensure stairwells can be lit efficiently.

The compact S-Occ™

sensor panel is botheffective and discrete.

Mounted at 8’, theultra-sonic sensorshave a range of 20’.A 20% overlap incoverage isrecommended.

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Saving Energy, Cutting Costs, and Reducing Emissions.

Whether you’re working on an entirely new design or

the retrofit of an existing building, automatic lighting control

systems can dramatically cut energy use, lower operating

costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).

In fact, an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

(IPCC) report identified electricity as the single largest

contributor to GHG emissions.

And buildings are the single largest consumer of

electricity, with GHG emissions projected to grow

faster than those from any other sector — from

around 33% today to 37% by 2030.

Here’s the good news: Improving energy efficiency in

buildings could offset 85% of the projected incremental

demand for electricity. And thanks to the kind of innovation

you’ll find from Prudential, creating energy-efficient

solutions is easier than ever.

Stringent Codes Meet Aesthetic Flexibility.

With a wide range of Prudential fixtures now available

with integrated lighting controls, architects and designers

are sure to find there’s a Prudential luminaire in compliance

with today’s stringent energy codes. Yet in choosing a

Prudential fixture, you’ll find it’s easy to meet your aesthetic

criteria as well. Our Pru15, M7 and Snap are just some

of the more popular Prudential designs that can be

specified to include integrated lighting controls.

Prudential Ltg. has always been a smart choice for architects anddesigners who demand simple, cost-effective solutions that don’tcompromise performance. And when the challenge is finding moreenergy-efficient ways to light classrooms and workspaces,Prudential is again the place to turn. Many of our best-sellingfixtures are now available with control sensors integrated directlyinto the housing. Our fixtures arrive at the jobsite with the controlspre-programmed, so there’s no complex commissioning requiredof the contractor. With integrated controls, Prudential fixtures areready to start cutting energy costs right out of the box. And thatmakes perfect sense.


This symbol signifies products that offer control

options. The light we create, and how we create

it, can ensure brighter days ahead for all of us.

Light creates Life.Create with Prudential Ltg.

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