Download Installation Instructions

S TROUBLESHOOTING
≠CAUTION ≠
WHEN ADJUSTING THE TIME DELAY OR WHEN
SWITCH IS UNSECURED,
YOU SHOULD TURN OFF POWER TO THE SWITCH
AT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER.
To test and adjust the unit:
1. With a phillips screwdriver,
turn Secondary Time Delay
trimpot all the way counterclockwise, to minimum
(5 minutes).
Secondary
Time Delay
Trimpot
Auto/Off
Button
2. Temporarily secure the
switch to the wall box.
3. Turn on power to the switch
at circuit breaker and allow a
one minute warm-up.
Note: Whenever the main
power is restored to the
switch, such as when turning
on the circuit breaker, the
occupancy sensor charges
and may take up to one
minute to function properly.
4. Test the unit by pushing the Auto/Off button to the auto position
and the dimming slider to maximum. Lights will turn on. Leave
the room. If no occupancy is detected for 15 minutes, the lights
will dim to minimum. In 5 more minutes, the lights will turn off.
S ORDERING
Lights will not turn on: (LED flashes with body motion)
1. Press the Auto/Off button to the auto position.
2. Check all wire connections.
3. For technical support call 1(800)879-8585.
Lights will not turn on: (LED does not flash)
1. Make sure the main circuit breaker is on.
Note: Whenever the main power is restored to the switch,
the occupancy sensor charges and may take up to one minute
to function properly.
2. Check all wire connections.
3. For technical support call 1(800)879-8585.
WD-270
and WD-280
INFORMATION
WD-270
Dimmable PIR Wall Switch; 120VAC, 60Hz
with Dim Before Disconnect
WD-280
Dimmable PIR Wall Switch; 277VAC, 60Hz
with Dim Before Disconnect
ASP-211*
Cover plate for single gang box
ASP-422
Blank cover plate for 2-gang box
ASP-432
Switch option cover plate for 2-gang box
Dimmable PIR Wall Switch
with
Dim Before Disconnect
Add -W for White, -I for Ivory, -G for Gray, -B for Black, or -A for Almond.
* One ASP-211 is included with each sensor.
Lights will not turn off:
1. There is a 15 minute primary time delay after occupancy was
last detected before the lights dim to the minimum level. The
lights will then turn completely off after a secondary time
delay elapses (user adjustable from 5 to 60 minutes) if no
occupancy is detected during this time.
2. To test if unit is operating properly, set dimming slider to maximum light level and move out of the sensor’s view. Lights
should go to minimum dimming level after 15 minutes, and
then turn off after the secondary time delay elapses.
3. For technical support call 1(800)879-8585.
S WARRANTY
INFORMATION
The Watt Stopper®, Inc. warranties its products to be free of defects
in materials and workmanship for a period of five years. There are
no obligations or liabilities on the part of The Watt Stopper, Inc. for
consequential damages arising out of or in connection with the use
or performance of this product or other indirect damages with
respect to loss of property, revenue, or profit, or cost of removal,
installation or reinstallation.
SSPECIFICATIONS
Voltage:
WD-270 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120VAC, 60Hz
WD-280 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277VAC, 60Hz
Load Rating:
@120VAC . . . . . . 10–500W ballast or incandescent load
@277VAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 –500W ballast load
Tungsten: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dims incandescent lamps
Ballasts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Use with Advance® Mark X™
or Philips Ecotron® electronic dimming ballasts
(line voltage forward phase-cut dimming ballasts)
Dimmer Adjustment: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5% –100 %
Primary Time Delay: to lights dimmed. . 15 min. (fixed)
Secondary Time Delay: to lights off . . 5–60 min. (adjustable)
Sensing motion outside detection areas:
• Opaque adhesive tape is included with the sensor and can be
used to limit the detection areas. See “Masking the lens”.
IMPORTANT: Rapid successive pressing of the Auto/Off button
will cause a delay in proper function.
5. Adjust the Secondary Time Delay to the desired setting
(clockwise increases time). For most applications, about
15 minutes is recommended.
6. Align wide holes on metal bracket with holes in wall box and
secure switch with provided screws.
7. Install cover plate to switch assembly with provided screws.
Putting a Stop to Energy Waste ®
8. Push the Auto/Off button to the auto position to turn lights on.
✆ Call (800) 879-8585 For Technical Support ✆
All information in this drawing is the
property of The Watt Stopper Inc. and
cannot be copied or used without the
written approval of The Watt Stopper Inc.
REV.
DESCRIPTION
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ECO# 032698-1
FOUR-FOLD:
2800 De La Cruz Boulevard, Santa Clara, CA 95050 USA
Technical Support: 1(800)879-8585 1(972)578-1699
86-0496-00 3/98
REV. DATE APPROVED
FLAT SIZE:
FOLDED SIZE:
MATERIAL:
INK COLOR:
11.5" x 5.5"
2.875" (2-7/8") x 5.5"
80# BOOK, White, Glossy
BLACK
Drawn by:
HUCKABONE
Drwg Date:
31 MAR 98
Santa Clara, CA 95050
1(800)879-8585 1(972)578-1699
the
U.S.Patents:
4,787,722
4,874,962
5,124,566
5,640,113
Installation Instructions
SADJUSTMENTS
Watt Stopper Inc.
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA
Title:
WD-270 & WD-280 Installation Instructions
Marketing:
Engineering:
Sheet:
Scale:
1
of
2
1 : 1
Drawing #
86-0496-00
Original Drawing Date Rev #
31 MAR 98
1
S COVERAGE
PATTERNS
S INSTALLATION
The WD-270 and WD-280 will cover up to 300 sq ft. The
recommended coverage for typical desktop activity is 150 sq ft.
The sensor has a two-tiered, multi-cell viewing Fresnel lens with
a 180° field of view.
The WD-270 and WD-280 have a dim-before-disconnect feature.
The sensors feature a hard, vandal resistant lens which allows them
to be used in a wide range of applications, including public spaces.
≠CAUTION≠
1. Make sure that power has been turned off at circuit breaker.
2. Connect leads to sensor with UL listed wire connectors
(BLACK to line, GREEN to ground, RED to load).
25'
S OPERATION
3. Do not attach switch to wall box at this time.
See “Adjustments” first.
The WD-270 and WD-280 sensors turn lights on when a person
enters the controlled area. Lights turn on to the level set with the
dimming slider. The dimming slider does not turn the lights off, it
allows users to increase or decrease the light level.
The lights can be manually turned off at any time by pressing the
Auto/Off button.
THE GROUND MUST BE TIGHTLY SECURED
OR THE SENSOR WILL NOT WORK !
TURN POWER OFF AT CIRCUIT BREAKER
BEFORE WIRING SWITCHES.
ALWAYS FOLLOW PROPER PRECAUTIONS WHEN
WORKING WITH OR NEAR HIGH VOLTAGE.
The switches work with the Advance® Mark X™or Philips Ecotron®
electronic dimming ballasts (ballasts that have line voltage forward
phase-cut dimming control). The WD-270 also works with
incandescent fixtures.
Wall box
Neutral
Neutral
10'
Ground GRN
Hot BLK
Load RED
Ground GRN
Hot BLK
Load
The lights remain on while the space is occupied. Once the space
is vacated, there is a 15 minute fixed time delay, after which the
lights dim to the minimum light level. Then, after a secondary
adjustable time delay of 5 to 60 minutes (set during installation)
elapses, lights turn off.
±WARNING±
The WD-270 and WD-280 switches can be connected to single
or multiple loads from 10 to 500 watts.
Load
DESCRIPTION
The Watt Stopper’s WD-270 and WD-280 are dimmable passive
infrared wall switches that turn lighting systems on and off based
on occupancy in the controlled area. A dimming slider adjusts the
light level from minimum to maximum.
Load
S UNIT
WD-270
or WD-280
Load RED
4.0'
Cover plate
ASP-211
floor
25'
Masking the lens
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Opaque adhesive tape is
supplied so that sections
of the sensor’s view can
be masked. This allows
you to eliminate coverage
in unwanted areas. Since
masking removes bands
of coverage, remember
to take this into account
when trouble-shooting
coverage problems.
Single-Level Wiring
Manual Bi-Level Wiring
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the
Watt Stopper Inc.
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA
Title:
WD-270 and WD-280 Installation Instructions
Drawn by:
All information in this drawing is the property of The Watt Stopper Inc. and cannot
be copied or used without the written approval of The Watt Stopper Inc.
Drwg Date:
Sheet:
HUCKABONE
31 MAR 98
2
of
2
Scale:
1 : 1
Drawing #
86-0496-00
Original Drawing Date Rev #
31 MAR 98
1