MA-T51MN-XX – MAESTRO MULTI-LOCATION/SINGLE-POLE TIMER

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The PTS 60 and PTS 720 Series Electronic Auto Shut-off Timer Switches provide a simple to use and simple to apply lighting control alternative to wall switch occupancy sensors. These elegant decorator style wall stations each provide six preset countdown timer selections as well as an on/off push-button
This is the passive infrared wall switch occupancy sensor. The PW-301 passive infrared (PIR) wall switch sensor can turn lights OFF and ON based on occupancy. It is characterized by high sensitivity to small and large movements, appealing aesthetics, and a variety of features. The PW-301 replaces existing wall switches and installs in a single gang junction box with or without either neutral wiring. Factory default operation is for Manual-ON, so that users turn lights on only when needed. It uses advanced PIR technology to detect occupancy and keep lighting ON when it is needed. Once the space is vacated and the time delay elapses, lights automatically turn OFF. DIP switch settings allow for a variety of control options such as Auto-ON operation, walk-through and test modes. Multiple sensors may be used for control of one or more loads from up to four locations. The PW-301 sensor uses a patent pending Neutral Sense Technology. Any PW-301 sensor can be used for a two-wire or three wire application, either to work with existing wiring, or to meet local or national code requirements. An easy-to-break plastic tab covers neutral screw terminals. Once the sensor is connected to neutral it complies with all codes that restrict current leakage to ground. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the passive infrared dual relay wall switch occupancy sensor. The PW-302 passive infrared (PIR) wall switch sensor turns lights ON and OFF based on occupancy. It contains two relays for controlling two independent lighting loads or circuits, and a variety of features. The PW-302 replaces existing wall switches and installs in a single gang junction box with or without either neutral wiring. Each of the PW-302’s relays can control a separate lighting load. The device uses advanced PIR technology to detect occupancy and turn the first relay ON. The other relay must be manually engaged to turn remaining lights on. Once the space is vacated and the time delay elapses, all lights automatically turn OFF. Dual ON/OFF buttons allow the user to manually turn on and off each of the loads. DIP switch settings allow for a variety of control options such as Manual-ON or Auto-ON for each relay, walk-through and test modes. Multiple sensors may be used for control of one or more loads from up to four locations. The PW-302 sensor uses a patent pending Neutral Sense Technology. Any PW-302 sensor can be used for a two-wire or three wire application, either to work with existing wiring, or to meet local or national code requirements. An easy-to-break plastic tab covers neutral screw terminals. Once the sensor is connected to neutral it complies with all codes that restrict current leakage to ground. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the PIR wall switch occupancy sensor. The RS-250 Passive Infrared (PIR) Occupancy Sensor provides automatic lighting shutoff for single-pole lighting control applications. It offers optional automatic lighting activation.
The RS-250 operates either as a manual- or automatic-on sensor. When in manual-on mode, users must press the pushbutton to turn on lighting. The RS-250 employs PIR technology to sense the difference between the infrared energy from a person in motion and the background space. It keeps lighting on as long as motion is detected and provides automatic shutoff, following a user-selected time delay, when motion is no longer detected. Users may turn the lighting off manually.
When automatic-on operation has been selected, the adjustable light level sensor may be set to prevent lights from turning on automatically if sufficient daylight is present. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the programmable countdown time switch. The RT-100 Programmable Countdown Time Switch automatically turns lighting or other loads off when the programmed on-time expires. It replaces standard single-pole wall switches for energy savings inside and outside.
Users turn connected lights on by pressing the on/off button, which activates the on-time programmed by the installer. If users want the lights to remain on for a different period of time, they simply press and hold the on/off button until the display shows the desired time. When the button is released, the lights will remain on for the newly selected on-time. After the time has elapsed, lighting is automatically turned off. Lights can be turned off before the countdown is complete by pressing the on/ off button.
The on-time can be programmed for 5 to 55 minutes (in 5-minute increments) or 1 to 12 hours (in 15-minute increments). It is typically set for the period of time the connected load normally needs to remain on. Other programming options include enabling or disabling audible and visible shutoff warnings. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the preset countdown time switch. The RT-50 Preset Countdown Time Switch automatically turns lighting or other loads off when the selected on-time expires. It replaces standard single-pole wall switches for energy savings throughout a range of applications.
Users press one of the six preset buttons to turn connected lighting on for the corresponding period of time. After the time has elapsed, lighting is automatically turned off. Lights can be turned off before the countdown is complete by pressing the on/ off button. Users may press the on/off button to turn lights on. The time switch will activate the preset that was last used, and the indicator light for that preset will turn on. To change the countdown, users press the desired preset button and the RT-50 will reset to that countdown interval.
The RT-50 will keep lighting on for 1, 5, 10, 20, 30 or 60 minutes. The digital on-time options provide precise control and help users avoid leaving lights on unnecessarily. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
WattStopper LC8-120/277 120/277 VOLT MODULAR CONTRACTOR PANEL W/ POWER SUPPLY. The LC8 panel provides zone-based control of up to eight channels, or zones, of interior and exterior lighting. Zones respond to control signals from the system clock, or an accessory photocell, to automatically turn lighting on and off. The LC8 panel uses interchangeable relay modules, available separately, that can be selected to suit project needs. Relay options include the LCSP-2 dual single-pole module and LCDP1 double-pole module.
Features
•Nonvolatile program memory retains all programming during power outages
• Interchangeable single-pole and double-pole relay modules
• Manual override of relays and channels via touchscreen interface
• Eight universal switch inputs for low voltage switches, occupancy sensors or other devices to directly control each relay
• Pilot light output for each switch input
• Accepts most types of switch inputs
• Compatible with LVSW-100 Series Low Voltage Switches and AS-100 Automatic Wall Switch
Specifications
• Power input: 120/277 VAC; 50/60 Hz
• Accessory power: 500 mA at 24 VDC
• Switch inputs with screw terminals; compatible with 3-wire momentary, 2-wire momentary or maintained with pilot light output
• Relay grouping: configurable to switches through touchscreen user interface
• Panel weight: 8.1 lbs. (without relays)
• Relays: modular; dual 1-pole or single 2-pole
• Relay weight (module):
– LCDP-1: 0.49 lbs.
– LCSP-2: 0.37 lbs.
• LCSP-2 module relay ratings:
– 20 amp tungsten @ 120 VAC
– 20 amp ballast @ 120 or 277 VAC
– 0.5 hp @ 120 VAC
• LCDP-1 module relay ratings:
– 20 amp ballast @ 208, 240 or 480 VAC
– 1 hp @ 208, 240 or 480 VAC
• SCCR (short circuit current rating): 14,000 amps
• Operating conditions: for indoor use only; 32–139°F (0–60°C); 5–95% RH noncondensing
• UL and CUL listed
• One year warranty
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WattStopper LMPW-100 PIR WALL SWITCH OCCUPANCY SENSORS. LMPW-100 Series PIR Wall Switch Occupancy Sensors use passive infrared (PIR) technology to detect occupancy for energy-efficient control of lighting and plug loads. They also include one or two switch buttons for manual control of selected loads, and are part of a Wattstopper Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system.
Features
• Plug n’ Go™ automatic configuration for quick installation and maximum energy savings
• Push n’ Learn™ functionality for customization without the need for tools or a PC
• Infrared (IR) transceiver for wireless configuration and control
• Sleek single gang devices fit decorator wall plates; 1- and 2-button models; six color options
• Sensors may be used for multi-way control
• Each switch button can control individual or multiple loads, or one scene; LED indicates status
• Each switch button can be used to raise or lower load levels
• Detection Signature Processing eliminates false triggers and provides immunity to RFI and EMI
• Sensor coverage tested to NEMA Guide Publication WD 7-2000
• The product meets the materials restrictions of RoHS
Specifications
• Input voltage: 24VDC from DLM network
• Current consumption: 8mA
• DLM local network connection: 2 RJ45 ports
• 1 or 2 switch buttons, each with LED status indicator
• Scrolling LCD display and pushbuttons for setting sensor and system parameters
• Infrared (IR) transceiver
• Operating conditions: for indoor use only; 32-131°F (0-55°C); 5-95% RH, non-condensing
• UL and cUL listed
• FCC part 15 compliant
• Five year warranty
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This is the Wattstopper zone controller. The LMZC zone controller provides power and connectivity to Digital Lighting Management (DLM) fixture controllers as well as switches, occupancy sensors, daylight sensors, and input modules. It is the foundation of a DLM local network for fixture controllers, and includes integral segment network connectivity. The zone controller can be used to enable the automation of lighting functions across a facility. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
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