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6WTH2 Grainger Industrial Supply OPTEX, INC. PIR Motion Sensors Wireless Anti-Mask Out Motion Detector
3NXT5 Grainger Industrial Supply LEVITON MANUFACTURING CO Infrared Motion Sensors Wireless Occupancy Sensor, Sensor Type Infrared, Coverage 450 Square-Ft, Ceiling Mount, Viewing Angle 360 Deg, Timer Range 2/10/20/30 Minutes, Time Delay Manual, Color White, For Use With Wall Switches 3NXT7 to 3NXT9, 3NXU1 to 3NXU9 and Wireless Remo
3NXT6 Grainger Industrial Supply LEVITON MANUFACTURING CO Infrared Motion Sensors Wireless Occupancy Sensor, Sensor Type Infrared, Coverage 1500 Square-Ft, Ceiling Mount, Viewing Angle 360 Deg, Timer Range 2/10/20/30 Minutes, Time Delay Manual, Color White, For Use With Wall Switches 3NXT7 to 3NXT9, 3NXU1 to 3NXU9 and Wireless Rem
3NXV3 Grainger Industrial Supply LEVITON MANUFACTURING CO Infrared Motion Sensors Wireless Remote Switch, Portable or Wall and Glass Mount, Timer Range 2/10/20/30 Minutes, Time Delay Manual, Color Almond, For Use With Wireless Occupancy Sensors 3NXT5 and 3NXT6 and Wall Switches 3NXT7 to 3NXT9/ 3NXU1 to 3NXU9, Must be used with an
6ACF5 Grainger Industrial Supply OPTEX, INC. PIR Motion Sensors Wireless Driveway or Entry Announcer

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