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Does an occupancy sensor qualify as bi-level switching?

April 26, 2017bi-level occupancy qualify sensor switching

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Does an occupancy sensor qualify as bi-level switching?

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No, not if the occupancy sensor turns off all the lights in the room. But if the occupancy sensor only controls some of the lighting fixtures or some of the lamps within fixture so that some level of lighting is retained even when an occupancy sensor turns off the lights, then it would qualify.