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Have you tried going to a Big Box or lighting store?

@mtvhike There are no big Box stores here, other than Lowe’s, and the one here can not answer even basic questions. My local lighting store had never even heard of LeGrand, and could not help me with under cabinet lighting. So, I doubt they would be able to tackle this. 🤷🏼‍♀️

My nearest BB store is also Lowe's, and it often takes many tries to find someone who can answer basic question, but I finally find someone who can. Is your lighting store associated with an electrical supply house? I know that those can sometimes be intimidating to non-trade customers, but they are worth a try.

These ceiling motion sensors are generally designed for commercial settings, not residential. That's while you'll find the Lutron products (above) in the commercial catalog, not residential.

Here's one possibility if you're willing to combine the sensor -- I assume you could mount this on a ceiling -- with a smart plug:

• GE CYNC Smart Wire-Free Motion Sensor (Lowes)
• GE CYNC Indoor Smart Plug (Lowes)

@wdccruise I am trying to avoid all smart devices. Do you know of any that will work by an old-school remote-type system?

You said you wanted a wireless solution. The Lutron solution (first comment) links a wireless, ceiling sensor with a wall dimmer to which you'd wire your lights. The GE CYNC solution (above) links a wireless sensor with an outlet switch* into which you'd plug your lights.

"Old school" is going to be wired :

• Line voltage: ENERLITES - MPC-50V-STICKER Ceiling Occupancy Sensor
• Low voltage*: ENERLITES - MPC-50L Low Voltage Ceiling Occupancy Sensor + PP20 Power Pack Relay

Aside from these types of products, I don't know what you expect to find.

*or CYNC wall switch or CYNC wall dimmer