Installing Lutron Maestro Occupancy Sensing Switch

Passive infrared occupancy vacancy sensor dual circuit switch provides flexible sensing control from a single switch to two independent circuits 6a per circuit.
Installing lutron maestro occupancy sensing switch. Each feature is designed around what is most important to you how well your building is working. Using maestro sensor switch with a companion switch application note 435 revision c march 2020 1 customer assistance 1 844 lutron1 lutron occupancy vacancy motion sensors are passive infrared pir sensors that automatically control lights. Lutron now offers maestro occupancy vacancy sensor switches in passive infrared pir or dual technology sensing models. Lutron s new facility management tool empowers you to manage your building from anywhere.
Easily monitor control and optimize a lutron control system from any tablet pc or smartphone. Based on the feedback from the sensor the occupancy sensor switch will adjust the load. Both technologies provide coverage for major minor and fine motion making either option ideal for most residential and commercial applications. To help save on utility bills consider installing a lutron occupancy sensor.
Watch how easy it is for a diy installation and get tips on the tools and mater. The settings include timeout sensor mode and advanced settings see the custom settings section for descriptions of these. The sensor detects the heat from occupants moving within an area to determine whether the space is occupied. If you installed a lutron maestro motion sensor light switch then this video will help you program the settings.
Maestro sensor switch the lutron maestro occupancy sensor switch combines a maestro switch with a passive infrared occupancy or vacancy sensor. And the light level see additional video tutorials on installation and programming at lutron. You ll learn how to set the timeout period. The sensitivity to motion and heat.
Maestro occupancy sensor switches have custom settings that can be adjusted to the user s preference.