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- Page 1 EcoSystem technical guide ™ EcoSystem...
- Page 2 • 1.888.LUTRON1 Low-voltage switching systems • Floor plan based control software • Internet Support: Light management systems • www.lutron.com/ecosystem Integrated light automation systems • Factory service plans • Please contact us for information on Lutron’s residential light control products. Lutron...
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Page 3: Why Ecosystem
Lutron why EcoSystem ® ™ The EcoSystem solution is designed to fulfill the needs of light control in the 21st century. Specifically, EcoSystem revolutionizes energy savings, flexibility, and maintenance in a way that changes the workplace. Designed for open office spaces and K-12/university classrooms,... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Lutron table of contents ® EcoSystem Technical Guide ™ 02 Why EcoSystem? 04 How to Design a System Components 06 Ballasts/BMFs 08 Daylight Sensors 10 Occupancy Sensors 12 IR Receiver and Remote 14 Wallstations 15 Programmer 16 Bus Supply System Information... -
Page 5: How To Design A System
B Classify the type of ballast in each fixture. Note: Use a Ballast Module Fixture-mounted (BMF) in conjunction with a ballast for dimming down to 1% or for lamp types where EcoSystem is not yet available. A BMF connected to any Eco-10 or Hi-lume ballast gives full EcoSystem functionality to that ballast. - Page 6 Step Control Selection Determine what controls should be connected to EcoSystem. EcoSystem IR Receiver EcoSystem 1-Button EcoSystem 4-Button ™ and Remote for Wallstation with Wallstation with Personal Control Raise/Lower Raise/Lower pg. 12 and IR Receiver and IR Receiver pg. 14 pg.
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Page 7: Step
Terminal blocks on the ballast accept the following wire gauges: • - EcoSystem bus: #16 – #18 AWG (1.29 – 1.02mm) solid - Power wiring: #16 – #18 AWG (1.29 – 1.02mm) solid - Class 2 sensor wires: #22 AWG (0.635mm) solid Class P thermally protected •... - Page 8 Capable of mechanical off through internal air-gap switch • Implementing an EcoSystem BMF The BMF has input terminals that accept EcoSystem low-voltage sensors, controls and the bus communication wires. It controls any Lutron Eco-10 or Hi-lume dimming ballast. One-Line Diagram...
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Page 9: Daylight Sensors
1 daylight sensor can control multiple fixtures or groups H: 0.69" (17mm) • of fixtures differently D: 1.18" (30mm) Up to 8 daylight sensors can exist on a single EcoSystem bus Stem Length: 1.25" (32mm) • Total wire length to ballast (or BMF) must not •... - Page 10 EcoSystem daylight sensors ™ Step Sensor Selection Wiring the Daylight Sensor 22 AWG solid 105˚C only Wire color designations of the daylight sensor: • Red = 20VDC Black = Common Black White = IR Signal Ballast Terminals Yellow = Daylight Sensor Signal...
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Page 11: Occupancy Sensors
No power pack is necessary, occupancy sensor receives • power from BMF Dimensions W: 3.75" (95mm) H: 5.50" (140mm) D: 4.00" (102mm) * Please visit www.lutron.com/ecosystem for a complete list of occupancy sensors compatible with EcoSystem. www.lutron.com/ecosystem Lutron World Headquarters: 1.610.282.3800 Lutron... - Page 12 EcoSystem occupancy sensors ™ Step Sensor/Receiver Selection Wiring to an Occupancy Sensor 22 AWG solid 105˚C only Wire color designations of the sensor: • Red = 20VDC Black Ballast Terminals Black = Common White Blue* Blue = Occupancy Sensor Signal...
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Page 13: Ir Receiver And Remote
IR receiver and remote ™ Step Control Selection Personal Control Design Statement: Add EcoSystem IR receivers with remotes to provide personal control to any fixture on the EcoSystem bus. EcoSystem IR Receiver for Personal Control C-R-M1-WH Can control individual or grouped EcoSystem •... - Page 14 EcoSystem IR receiver and remote ™ Step Control Selection Wiring the Infrared Receiver/Wallstation 22 AWG solid 105˚C only Wire color designations of the IR sensor: • Red = 20VDC Black Black = Common Ballast Terminals White = IR Signal White...
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Page 15: Wallstations
™ Step Control Selection Wallstations Design Statement: Add EcoSystem 1-button or 4-button wallstations where needed for full-range lighting control from 100% to Off and preset scene selection. EcoSystem 1-Button Wallstations with Raise/Lower CC-1BRL-WH Low-voltage wires connect directly to the ballast or BMF, •... -
Page 16: Programmer
™ Step Support Components Programming EcoSystem Any EcoSystem can be programmed using the EcoSystem programmer. This device is designed with a graphic display to make programming quick and simple. EcoSystem Programmer C-PDA-CLR Handles programming changes for all sensors and ballast •... -
Page 17: Bus Supply
• Each EcoSystem bus can Bus supply terminals: • accommodate the following: - EcoSystem bus: #12 – #18 AWG (2.05 – 1.02mm) Solid 64 Ballasts/BMFs - Power wiring: #12 – #18 AWG (2.05 – 1.02mm) Solid • 32 Occupancy Sensors - Class 2 contact closures •... - Page 18 The bus supply does not have to be Regardless of bus wire gauge, ballast and • located at the end of the EcoSystem bus BMF terminals will hold only one E1 and E2 wires are polarity insensitive #16 to #18 AWG solid wire. In most cases •...
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Page 19: Wiring Overview
Sensor pg. 10 pg. 12 with IR Receiver connect to power pg. 08 pg. 14 Note: Any sensor connected to 1 ballast can control any or all ballasts or BMFs on the EcoSystem bus. www.lutron.com/ecosystem Lutron World Headquarters: 1.610.282.3800 Lutron... - Page 20 EcoSystem ™ 120/277V Ballast Ballast pg. 06 pg. 06 Type B EcoSystem Bus EcoSystem bus is Supply, pg.16 Class 1 or Class 2, Can connect topology free; up to 64 ballasts Lutron recommends or BMFs with IR Receiver 2 different colors one power supply.
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Page 21: Design Examples
EcoSystem design example ™ Two areas where EcoSystem was designed to save energy and improve flexibility are open office spaces and schools. The following two examples demonstrate common designs and benefits of incorporating EcoSystem into offices and schools. Office Space... - Page 22 100% Savings Can eliminate 40% – 60% of lighting energy cost by combining: dimming • daylighting • occupancy sensing • 6 AM Noon 6 PM Common Office Functions Benefits Daylighting at different light levels Reduced energy use • for all fixtures Appropriate lighting for different employee needs •...
- Page 23 ™ In this design example of a school, pendant fixtures are used with EcoSystem to illustrate the flexibility to work with either recessed or pendant fixtures. Shown below, occupancy sensor connects directly to the bus supply. K-12 Schools...
- Page 24 Increase student productivity through use of daylight and exact light levels for task needs Alternate Wiring Method CS-IL-CM Use an 'R' model of occupancy sensor with a power pack to wire • directly to the EcoSystem bus supply. Legend Bus Supply Occupancy Sensor Wallstation Power Pack Technical Support: 1.800.523.9466 …...
- Page 25 • sensors, occupancy sensors, and infrared transmitters control ballasts as programmed Unoccupied mode turns EcoSystem ballasts and BMFs off. The off setting is overridden by an • occupancy sensor, or the contact closure input. Unoccupied mode is locally overridden if an occupancy sensor in the space detects motion.
- Page 26 EcoSystem emergency system integration ™ There are two different ways that EcoSystem can integrate with Emergency systems. Emergency Situation: No power is lost Normal power is lost Emergency Result An emergency signal can All ballasts will turn off except be sent from a building...
- Page 27 Input Priority to EcoSystem Ballast or BMF (highest to lowest) Priority 1: Emergency Command (typically lights to full on)
- Page 28 EcoSystem wiring lamps ™ Wiring to 1 Lamp Blue Blue Wiring to 2 Lamps Blue Blue Wiring to 3 Lamps Blue Blue Attention Facility Attention Electricians Managers and Contractors Lamp Seasoning Ballast/Socket Leads Refer to your lamp company Lead lengths from ballast...
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Page 29: Ecosystem Bus
EcoSystem bus wires can be reversed without electrical problems. Polarity-free indicates Class 1 or Class 2: that the terminals are reversible and are not Class 1 wiring is manufactured with insulation permanently positive or negative. - Page 30 24 hours/7 days a week to assist you. Service is available in over 140 languages. Technical Support: World Headquarters European Headquarters 24 Hours/7 Days Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Lutron EA Ltd. 1.800.523.9466 7200 Suter Road Lutron House Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299...
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Page 31: Lutron
Lutron EcoSystem technical guide ® ™ Lutron World Headquarters Campus, Coopersburg, Pennsylvania Innovation and quality from the world leader in light control solutions. In 1961, Lutron introduced the world’s first electronic (solid-state) dimmer. From that point forward, Lutron innovations transformed the world of light control. - Page 32 7200 Suter Road Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299 World Headquarters 1.610.282.3800 Technical Support Center 1.800.523.9466 Customer Service 1.888.LUTRON1 Cover image: The Plaza at PPL Center, Allentown, PA. Photograph: Cherie Kemper-Starner. © 03/2006 Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Made and printed in the U.S.A. P/N 367-1028...
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