Specification

PRODUCT BULLETIN
Universal
Occupancy/Vacancy
Sensors
Universal Occupancy/Vacancy Sensors
Leviton’s new line of Occupancy and Vacancy Sensors
combine state-of-the-art technology with new aesthetics to
provide optimal management of lighting and motor loads and
a choice of either Manual-ON (Vacancy Sensor) or Automatic-
ON (Occupancy Sensor) switching. These energy-saving
sensors are engineered to ensure that lights/motors will turn
ON manually or automatically and turn OFF automatically
when motion is no longer detected within the covered range.
Designed to fit in a standard wallbox, these devices offer 180°
Field of View and 900 sq. ft. of coverage.
Applications
Leviton’s Occupancy and Vacancy Sensors can
be used in a variety of residential settings including:
Bathrooms
Garages
Hallways
Basements
Utility/Laundry Rooms
Living/Family Rooms
Bedrooms
Dining Rooms
Kitchens
For use with LED, CFL and Incandescent lamps
GENERAL OPERATION
Leviton’s sensors use passive infrared (PIR) detection
technology to monitor a room for occupancy through
a segmented lens. This specialized lens divides the field
of view into sensor zones. The sensors are available
as Automatic-ON (occupancy) or Manual-ON (vacancy)
models.
MANUAL-ON OPERATION (Vacancy Sensors)
Vacancy sensors require the user to manually press the
push-button to turn loads ON. The loads will remain ON
as long as the device detects activity in the sensor zone.
The device will not turn loads ON automatically when
motion is detected. Loads may be manually turned OFF
at any time by pressing the push-button. Leviton vacancy
sensors are CA Title 24 compliant.
AUTOMATIC–ON OPERATION (Occupancy Sensors)
Occupancy sensors switch lights ON automatically
when motion is detected. The lights will remain ON
as long as the device detects activity in the sensor
zone. Lights may also be switched OFF at any time
by manually pressing the push-button.
All Leviton occupancy sensors feature an override
function which, when activated, allows the device
to operate as a vacancy sensor.

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