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New wattstoppers relay switch 800W-120VAC-1200W-277VAC
PW-100-G Passive Infrared Relay Wall Switch
The PW-100-G 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 features innovative SmartSet technology.
The PW-100-G replaces existing wall switches fits in a single gang junction box. It uses advanced PIR technology to detect occupancy and turns lighting ON. Once the space is vacated and the time delay elapses, lights automatically turn Each of the PW-200 s relays can control a separate lighting load and each can be set for either automatic or manual-ON. Dual ON/OFF buttons allow the user to manually turn on and off each the loads. DIP switch settings allow for a variety of control options such as Auto-ON or Manual- operation, walk-through, and test modes.
The PW-100-G features a built-in light level sensor that controls the second (secondary) relay. If adequate daylight is present, the sensor will hold secondary lights off until daylight levels drop, providing increased energy savings. The PW-200 satisfies energy codes requiring bi-level or daylight control switching. The two relays in the sensor give it the ability to control two lighting loads independently. This provides A/B switching where the user can achieve half-lighting (or another desired portion) from a single switch.
The PW-100-G sensor is well suited for small, enclosed spaces with a clear line of sight of the occupant. In addition, its dual relays allow bi-level switching or control of a secondary load. Common applications include small office, small conference room and lunch/break rooms.
Features built-in light level sensing with simple, one-step setup
Override mode allows sensor to operate as a service switch in the unlikely event of a failure
NEMA WD 7 guideline utilized for coverage testing
