All it takes is a sunset to light up

Autumn has its charm, certainly. But when the days start to shorten and darkness arrives earlier and earlier, it's not exactly a celebration. The hours of light diminish, habits change, and we find ourselves turning on the lights more and more often. What if someone else took care of this for us? With SENSOR by CENTURY, the solution is already ready.

The sun sets? SENSOR turns on.

Thanks to the greater precision provided by the dual twilight sensor integrated, SENSOR automatically detects the fading of natural light and turns on at sunset, only to turn off at the first light of dawn.

No timers to set, switches to find, or schedules to remember. Once installed, SENSOR manages the lighting completely autonomously, adapting to the natural alternation of day and night. A tangible convenience to illuminate entrances, porches, and passage areas, especially in months when the sun seems to be in more of a hurry to go to bed.

Fewer worries, more efficiency

Automation is not just about convenience: it also means using light more consciously, avoiding it staying on when not needed.

With only 11W of consumption and a bright 1,050 lumens, SENSOR combines lighting efficiency and practicality, while the standby absorption of only 0.5W keeps costs practically null during the day.

Available in color temperatures of 3000K, 4000K, and 6500K, it easily adapts to different lighting needs.

And for those who want even more light? The range also includes the 15W and 1,521 lumens version.

The days may be shorter. But with SENSOR, the light always arrives at the right time.