00:04Introducing Bryant's expanded line of occupancy and vacancy sensors utilizing advanced

00:10technology for maximum performance.

00:12Bryant offers a complete line of occupancy and vacancy sensors including wall switches,

00:17wall mounted sensors and ceiling sensors designed for a broad range of applications in

00:22both commercial and residential settings, such as offices,

00:25hallways, lobbies, classrooms, large gathering areas, restrooms,

00:30small closets, pantries anywhere there's opportunity for energy savings.

00:35Bryant features the latest technological advances including its breakthrough adaptive

00:40technology and its dual technology, motion sensors that use both passive infrared and

00:46ultrasonic technologies together for maximum coverage and flexibility.

00:50These sensors are a perfect solution for reduced energy costs,

00:54fewer adjustments and less maintenance.

00:59Adaptive technology is a Bryant patented breakthrough that delivers a true install and

01:04forget operation.

01:05Adaptive technology sensors use microprocessor technology that constantly monitors the area

01:11and automatically adjusts the sensitivity and timer based on activity.

01:15It literally fingerprints movements, motion patterns and occupancy habits then modify

01:21settings to eliminate occupant disturbance. While maximizing savings.

01:25By choosing adaptive technology sensors, you no longer have to make manual adjustments for

01:30furniture layouts, seasonal changes or occupancy changes.

01:34The benefits to building owners and occupants are reduced energy costs fewer adjustments and

01:39less maintenance.

01:41Adaptive technology is offered throughout the Bryant product line and all Bryant wall switch

01:46sensors with adaptive technology feature, all digital sensing technology with a built in

01:51photo cell for daylight harvesting.

01:53Bryant offers three types of motion sensor technologies, ultrasonic us,

01:59passive infrared Pir and dual technology ultrasonic technology senses occupancy

02:06by bouncing ultrasonic sound waves off objects into space movement by a person or object

02:12causes a shift in the reflected wave frequency which is interpreted as occupancy.

02:17Ultrasonic occupancy. Sensors are good for detecting minor motion and

02:21do not require an unobstructed line of sight making them suitable for applications such as

02:26offices with cubicles or a restroom with stalls. Passive infrared technology senses occupancy by

02:33detecting the movement of body heat against the background space.

02:36It requires an unobstructed line of sight for detection and is good for detecting major

02:41motion such as walking.

02:42It works best in small and closed spaces with high levels of occupant movement.

02:47Dual technology sensors take off passive infrared and ultrasonic technologies and blend

02:53them together, maximizing reliability and minimizing the risk of false triggering.

02:57When a space is unoccupied, both ultrasonic and passive infrared technologies must detect

03:03occupancy to turn lighting on while continued detection by only one technology will keep

03:08lighting on. Dual technology is the best performing sensor

03:12in most applications and is offered throughout the Bryant product line.

03:18Lighting accounts for up to 40% of the total electrical costs in a commercial building as

03:23energy efficiency has become the key in both new and renovated commercial and residential

03:27buildings. Federal and state governments have passed

03:30regulations and created codes for increasing energy efficiency.

03:34In addition, US G BC has become a key player in the creation of the lead performance rating

03:40system for energy efficient buildings. Occupancy sensors are cited by all the codes

03:45and regulations as being a way to achieve energy savings.

03:49Bryant occupancy sensors are an excellent way to meet these requirements by reducing lighting

03:54usage from 13 to 90%.

03:57Additionally, California title 24 for residential buildings,

04:01calls for the use of vacancy sensors which must be manually turned on when entering a room and

04:06automatically turn off the lights after a person leaves the room.

04:10Bryant vacancy sensors all comply with his standard and many of the adaptive wall switch

04:15sensors are available with an external button and manual on automatic off mode enabling them

04:21to comply with California tidal 24.

04:24In order to help select the proper placement for sensors and the optimal product Bryant can

04:29provide layout assistance based upon building blueprints.

04:32Our technical service group is always available to discuss applications and troubleshoot any

04:37issues that may arise.

04:39Bryant's latest generation of sensors offers a broad range of aesthetically pleasing,

04:44technologically advanced occupancy and vacancy sensors which enable you to reduce energy costs

04:49and meet federal and state standards. Start automating savings today with Bryant

04:54occupancy and vacancy sensors. Advanced technology for maximum performance and

04:59pay back.