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Maestro
®
Maestro
Occupancy sensing switch
®
To power the sensing circuit, occupancy sensing switches require a small flow of
current when the load is in the OFF state. This can be accomplished by connecting the
power supply return wire to ground or to neutral.
Local codes in certain municipalities require that a neutral conductor be run to the
switch box, regardless of construction. In one particular instance, installing occupancy
sensors that use the ground wire to function is not permitted.
The MS-OPS6M2U-DV and MS-VPS6M2U products allow the installer to configure the
device to connect to either ground or neutral.
• To connect to ground, simply install the product in its "out-of-the box" condition.
• To connect to neutral, install the supplied white sleeve over the green wire.
For more information about occupancy sensing switches and the National Electrical
code, see:
www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048469.pdf
Features
• Passive infrared sensors with exclusive Lutron
detection
• 180° sensor field-of-view
• Up to 30 ft x 30 ft (9 m x 9 m) [900 ft
20 ft x 20 ft (6 m x 6 m) [400 ft
• Occupancy version can be set to Auto-ON / Auto-OFF or Manual-ON / Auto-OFF
• Vacancy version available to meet CA Title 24 requirements
• Adjustable timeout (1, 5, 15, or 30 minutes) and high/low sensitivity adjustment
• Occupancy sensing switch loads: incandescent, halogen, ELV, MLV, CFL, LED, magnetic fluorescent, electronic
fluorescent, and fan.
Models available
MS-OPS6M2U-DV
MS-VPS6M2U-DV
S P E C I F I C AT I O N S U B M I T TA L
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Job Name:
Job Number:
Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor
XCT
Technology for fine motion
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TM
2
2
(81 m
)] major motion coverage and
2
2
(36 m
)] minor motion coverage
Model Numbers:
Sensor
369741a
1
11.15.12
MS-OPS6M2U-DV
MS-VPS6M2U-DV
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- Page 1 Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Maestro Occupancy sensing switch ® To power the sensing circuit, occupancy sensing switches require a small flow of current when the load is in the OFF state. This can be accomplished by connecting the power supply return wire to ground or to neutral.
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Page 2: Specifications
Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Specifications Advanced Features Regulatory Approvals Switching • U L Listed to U.S. and Canadian safety Adaptive zero cross feature maximizes relay life by ® requirements. switching at the point of minimum energy on the AC power curve. Actively adapts to variations in relay • N OM Certification (pending). timing. Power Technology • 120 – 277 V~ 50 / 60 Hz Advanced sensing technology for fine motion Key Design Features detection ensures that the lights stay on while the... -
Page 3: Custom Settings
Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Custom Settings Ambient Light Detection Manual Off-While-Occupied Options • Lights turn on only if natural light in room is low. (MS-OPS only — see Additional Features on page 4 for default setting) • Enabled • Smart—Ambient light threshold adjusts precisely to the user’s preference. – When the Occupancy sensing switch is manually turned off, the Occupancy sensing switch will not Instructions: If switch turns on when there is enough natural light, or if switch does not turn on when there is not enough natural light, press turn the lights back on automatically while the the large button within 5 seconds of entering the room. Over time, this... -
Page 4: Additional Features
Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Selection Matrix Vacancy only (Title 24 compliant) Single-pole only Single-pole / Works with standard mechanical 3-way switch 3-way capability 3, 4 Works with companion switch All lighting loads (120 V~ only) All lighting loads (120 –... - Page 5 Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Occupancy Sensing Switch Placement and Operation • T he ability of the Occupancy sensing switch to detect motion requires line-of-sight of room occupants. The Occupancy sensing switch must have an unobstructed view of the room. • H ot objects and moving air currents can affect the performance of the Occupancy sensing switch. • T he performance of the Occupancy sensing switch depends on a temperature differential between the ambient room temperature and that of room occupants. Warmer rooms may reduce the ability of the Occupancy sensing switch to detect occupants.
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Page 6: Operation
Maestro Switch with Occupancy/ Vacancy Sensor Sensor ® 369741a 11.15.12 Dimensions Measurements shown as: in (mm). Front View Side View ⁄ (119) ⁄ ⁄ (75) (30) 5/16 (8) 1/8 (3) Mounting Operation Mounting screws Adapter mounting screws Tapswitch Tap on / off Sensor Lens Sensor LED (behind lens) Pulses during configuration of custom settings and in the Test mode.
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