TOPGREENER PIR Motion Sensor Switch – No Neutral Wire, Single Pole, 2-Pack (White)

Smart occupancy sensing for effortless lighting control

The TOPGREENER PIR motion sensor switch brings hands-free convenience to everyday spaces. Designed to automate lights, fans, or motors based on room occupancy, it helps create a comfortable environment without constant toggling. The white faceplate integrates cleanly with standard wall plates, and a wall plate is included for a ready-to-install update.

Modes and timing you can customize

Choose between occupancy mode for Auto ON and Auto OFF, or vacancy mode for manual ON with automatic OFF after a delay. The device provides flexible timing options to suit different activities and traffic patterns, including 15 seconds for quick tests, plus 10, 20, and 30 minutes.

• Occupancy mode: Auto ON / Auto OFF for hands-free control
• Vacancy mode: Auto OFF after a set delay
• Adjustable time delays: 15 sec (Test), 10 min, 20 min, 30 min

Simple installation with universal wiring

The switch features universal wiring with interchangeable hot and load leads, making retrofits easier. No neutral wire is required, and no ground wire is required in most installations, reducing wiring constraints and saving installation time.

• No neutral wire required
• No ground wire required
• Interchangeable hot/load wiring for easier setup
• Single pole usage only; not compatible with three-way circuits

Specs and coverage you can rely on

With a 180-degree field of view and a coverage area rated up to 1200 square feet, this switch is suitable for hallways, entryways, or small workspaces. It operates at 120 VAC / 60 Hz and supports typical lighting loads, including LED and tungsten with ballast options. The unit is UL listed and compliant with Title 20 and Title 24, offering peace of mind for residential projects.

• 2-pack in White for value and coordinated look
• Single pole design; not for 3-way wiring
• 120 VAC, 60 Hz; suitable for a range of loads
• UL listed; Title 20 & Title 24 compliant

Real-world scenarios you might explore

Imagine a dim corridor where motion triggers lighting only when someone is present, a closet that lights up as you approach, or a workshop that saves energy with automatic shutoff after activity ends. The sensor’s responsive behavior adapts to everyday rhythms without requiring constant attention.