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LHIRS1-G-WH: DescriptionPASSIVE INFRARED WALL SWITCH SEN; CategoryThe sensor; File Size524KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerThomas Research Products; Environmental Compliance

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PASSIVE INFRARED WALL SWITCH SEN

LHIRS1-G-WH Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
sensor type	passive infrared
Voltage - Power	120/277VAC
cover	1000 sq. ft.
Output type	relay
Installation type	Wall installation
color	White
Operating temperature	0°C ~ 40°C
Manual modification	yes

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LightHAWK

2 Wall Switch Occupancy Sensors

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

DESCRIPTION

The

LightHAWK2

Wall Switch is an intelligent self-adapting occupancy sensor that is designed to replace existing wall switches.

SPECIFICATIONS

• 1000 sq. ft. coverage area (Models: LHIR and LHMT)

• 400 sq. ft. coverage area (Models: LHUS)

• Single or Dual Circuit 120/277VAC, 50/60Hz operation

• Single or Dual Circuit 347VAC, 50/60Hz operation (Canadian version)

• Electrical Ratings: (Each Output Separately)

120VAC – 800W Incandescent, 1000W Ballast, 1/4 HP

277 VAC – 1800W Ballast, 1/4 HP

347VAC – 1500W Ballast

• Adjustable Time Delay: 4-30 minutes, self-adapts based on occupancy

• Light Level Adjustment (Circuit B output on Dual Circuit versions): 10 to 500FC

• UL, cUL Listed

PRECAUTIONS

• CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.

Turn power off at service panel before beginning installation. Never wire energized

electrical components.

• Read and understand all instructions before beginning installation.

• NOTICE:

For installation by a licensed electrician in accordance with National and/or local Electrical Codes and the following

instructions.

• NOTICE:

For indoor use only.

• CAUTION: USE COPPER CONDUCTOR ONLY

• Confirm device ratings are suitable for application prior to installation. Use of device in applications beyond its specified ratings or

in applications other than its intended use may cause an unsafe condition and will void manufacturer’s warranty.

• NOTICE:

Do not install if product appears to be damaged.

• NOTICE:

Connect to field wiring rated for 60°C or greater.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

INSTALLATION

Turn power OFF at the service panel.

Remove the old switch(es) if applicable.

Wire as shown in the WIRING DIAGRAMS section.

Figures 1 and 2 denote wiring method for Leakage to Ground Sensors.

(NOTE: A secure ground is required for proper operation).

Figures 3 and 4 denote wiring method for Neutral Wiring Sensors.

(NOTE:

If using only a single voltage, connect BOTH the black and violet input wires to the power source.)

Figure 5 shows wiring for Low Voltage models. (NOTE:

Low Voltage models require one UVPP Power Pack per output.)

Install sensor in wall box using mounting screws provided.

Restore power to the sensor and allow it to initialize (up to 2 minutes).

Sensor is factory configured to provide the most energy savings. If additional adjustments are required, see the

ADJUSTMENTS

section.

If daylight harvesting is desired, calibrate the sensor’s photocell as described in the

PHOTOCELL CONTROL

section.

Install a decorator style wall plate (not included).

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TEST MODE

Make sure lights are ON.

Press and hold the ON/OFF button. Lights will cycle OFF then back ON. Release the ON/OFF button.

•

For dual circuit sensors, press and hold the ON/OFF button for Circuit A.

•

For sensors without buttons, remove the cover (see

ADJUSTMENTS

section) and press and hold the Test Button.

Sensor is now in Test Mode

(NOTE: While in Test Mode the sensor will operate in Automatic ON/Automatic OFF mode).

Vacate

room; lights should turn OFF after 5 seconds. Wait 5 seconds after turn OFF before re-entering space. Step back into room, lights

will turn back ON. Repeat walk test as necessary to confirm sensor is operating and detecting in the area as desired. Sensor will

flash red LED while moving to indicate Passive Infrared (PIR) or Ultrasonic occupancy detection respectively.

(NOTE: Sensors with

ultrasonic technology can be very sensitive and may require more than 5 seconds of no movement before turning lights off.)

To exit Test Mode, press any button.

(NOTE:

Sensor will automatically exit Test Mode after sixty (60) minutes.)

MANUAL OVERRIDE

Press button(s) to toggle lights ON or OFF. Lights will remain in the last state determined by the buttons while occupancy is detected.

Sensor will return to the programmed mode of operation when the sensor times out.

NOTE: Sensors with no buttons always operate

in the Automatic ON/Automatic OFF mode and cannot be manually turned off.

PHOTOCELL CONTROL

The photocell is used to detect if other light sources such as sunlight, are sufficient to illuminate the space without turning on the

controlled lights. For Dual Circuit sensors, only Circuit B is controlled by the photocell. The sensor is shipped from the factory with the

photocell control disabled. If use of the photocell is desired, calibrate the photocell set point as follows:

With the light level at the desired level where the controlled lights should be off, PRESS and RELEASE the photocell set button

using the end of a paper clip or small bladed screwdriver.

Step back from the sensor to avoid changing ambient light levels in the room. During calibration the sensor will turn the lights

OFF then back ON.

After the calibration process, the sensor will return to its programmed mode of operation. During occupancy, the sensor will

turn lighting OFF sixty (60) seconds after reaching or exceeding the set point level. When the lighting level drops below the set

point level the sensor will turn the lights ON.

ADJUSTMENTS

The following switch adjustments require that the sensor’s cover be removed. Remove the cover by inserting a small blade screwdriver

into the catch at the top of the sensor and gently pry the cover off. Set the adjustment switches as desired (see

CONFIGURATION

SWITCH SETTINGS

section). Factory default is all switches OFF. To re-install cover, place cover directly over the sensor and align the

cover’s four (4) catches with the recesses in the sensor housing. Snap cover onto housing making sure that all catches are securely in

place.

CONFIGURATION SWITCH SETTINGS – BANK A

Switch 1 – Relay 1 Sensor Operation

Programs the sensor for either Manual ON/Automatic OFF operation or Automatic ON/Automatic OFF operation. When set to Manual

ON/Automatic OFF mode, lights are turned ON by manually pressing the ON/OFF button. If the sensor times out and turns the

lights OFF in the Manual ON/Automatic OFF mode while the space is still occupied, any motion detected within thirty (30) seconds

will automatically turn the lights back ON, without requiring the user to press the ON button.

NOTE: Switch 1 has no function on

vacancy only model (Cat. No. Suffix “M”)

Switch 2 –

Used on 2 Relay models only. Sets sensor operation for second relay. Similar to swicth 1 above.

Switch 3 – Adaptive or Fixed Timer

Controls selection between Adaptive Timer Mode and Fixed Timer Mode. In Adaptive Timer Mode, the sensor automatically self-

adjusts its timeout delay to optimize energy savings. The sensor will initialize its timer value to eight (8) minutes. If the Bank B Timer

Select 0 and Timer Select 1 switches have been set to four (4) minutes, this will be the smallest timer value used. In Fixed Timer Mode,

the sensor’s self-adapting timer functions are disabled and the sensor’s timeout delay is set according to the Bank B Timer Select 0

and Timer Select 1 switch settings.

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