Honeywell LOSCDT1000RWH Specification Data

Lighting Switches and Sensors
Honeywell Switches and Sensors for Lighting Control use presence detection and photocells to ensure lights are not left burning
in vacated areas and that lights are off in areas where there is already plenty of natural light. It all adds up to significant energy
savings as part of an integrated lighting control system using the Honeywell Lighting Stryker or as a simple stand-alone lighting
controls solution.
Integrated Low-Voltage Sensors for Lighting Control Networks
Standalone Line Voltage Lighting Controls
Standalone Wireless Lighting Controls
• Reliable Clear Connect™ RF Technology from Lutron
• Wireless - Eliminates the need for costly new wiring.
• Lens illuminates during test mode to help installer identify mounting locations.
• Flexibility – Wireless sensors can be mounted in the spot where they are most effective, linked together to cover larger areas,
or moved when the layout or usage of an area changes.
Integrated Occupancy Sensor - Dual Technology Self-
Adaptive 24V with Relay
• Intelligent, continually adapting sensor.
• Ultrasonic (US) combined with passive infrared (PIR)
sensing provide high sensitivity, high noise immunity, and
excellent false tripping immunity.
Integrated Daylight Sensor - 24V
• Photopic response matches human eye.
• Calibrated for daylight sensitivity through the Lighting
Control System to which it is attached.
Wall Box Switch with PIR Occupancy/Vacancy Sensor
• Replaces existing light switch to turn off lights when no
occupancy is detected.
• Universal 120
• California Title 24 vacancy-only version available.
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ensures smooth, consistent performance.
Wireless Wall Box Light Switch
• Replaces existing light switch to create wireless occupancy
and/or daylight control system.
• 120V, 277V and Universal 120
SPECIFICATION DATA
277V.
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277V available.
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