TOPGREENER Occupancy Sensor Switch with CDS Learning – No Neutral/No Ground, 200W Incandescent / 150W LED

Smart, hands-free lighting for living and working spaces

The TOPGREENER Occupancy Sensor Switch with CDS Learning Function detects motion to turn lights on automatically and off after a user-selected delay. In vacancy mode, you can still manually switch lights as needed, delivering flexible control in busy areas like bathrooms, laundry rooms, hallways, and closets.

Ambient light sensing and intelligent learning are at the heart of this switch. It measures the surrounding brightness and adapts over time based on how you use your space, blending convenience with consistent lighting behavior that aligns with your routine.

Key benefits at a glance

• Single Pole, hands-free occupancy and vacancy control across rooms up to 980 sq ft, with front detection up to 30 ft.
• Ambient light detection and learning function that tailor performance to your habits and environment.
• No neutral wire required, with a ground wire option, enabling easier retrofit in older homes.

Safety and compatibility are built in. The device is rated 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, handles 200 W incandescent or 150 W LED/CFL loads, UL Listed for reliability, and fits standard wall boxes. A white wall plate is included for a clean installation.

Ideal scenarios and practical use

• Bathrooms and laundry rooms where hands-free lighting reduces the need to touch switches, while avoiding unnecessary illumination late at night.
• Hallways and closets where motion automatically lights the way during arrivals and departures, then turns off after the preset delay.

Retrofit friendliness is a notable hallmark: no neutral wires are required in most configurations, and the optional ground connection adds flexibility during renovations. A 1-year warranty and installation support offer peace of mind as you upgrade your lighting control.

In short, this TOPGREENER switch is designed to feel intuitive—initiating light when you enter, dimly aware of ambient light, and stepping back when you leave. It presents a practical path to more comfortable, efficient lighting without overpromising results.