Lutron LOS-CDT-2000R-WH

LOS-CDT-2000R-WH Product Description

LOS Series Wall-mount Occupancy Sensor, Dual Technology self-adaptive, White finish only, 20-24VDC. The LOS-WDT Series dual technology sensor can be mounted to a wall or ceiling for use in spaces with pendant fixtures, ceiling fans, or high ceilings (higher than 12 ft [3.7 m]). The technology eliminates manual sensitivity and timer adjustments during installation and over the life of the product. Designed to meet the challenges found in a wide variety of spaces, the sensor works well in spaces with overhead fans and space heaters. Ideal for use in work areas, storage facilities, storerooms, indoor garages, and rooms with pendant fixtures. 

Features:

Intelligent, continually adapting sensor
Ultrasonic (US) combined with Passive Infrared (PIR) sensing provide high sensitivity, high noise immunity, and excellent false tripping immunity
Suited for complex environments that are difficult to control with single-technology sensors
Use in rooms with pendant fixtures and storage areas
Flexible base mounting on wall or ceiling
Aim and lock: base mount permits fast alignment
Non-Volatile Memory: settings saved in protected memory are not lost during power outages
1600 ft (148 m) coverage when used where the ceiling height is between 8 ft to 12 ft (2.4 m to 3.7 m)
Affords choice of turning lights off or dimming to a preset level in the unoccupied state when integrated with a Lutron system.

Specifications:

Manufacturer: Lutron
Occupancy Sensor Type: Passive Infrared (PIR), Ultrasonic, Dual Tech (PIR + Ultrasonic)
Manufacturer Part Number: LOS-WDT-R-WH
UPC: 027557212427
Input Voltage: 24V
Color: White
Detection Zone: 110 Degrees
Adjustments: Time

About Lutron:

Lutron designs and manufactures automated light and shade controls for homes and commercial applications. Our story began in the late 1950s in Joel Spira’s makeshift lab in New York City. A young physicist fascinated by the aesthetic manipulation of light, Spira commandeered the spare bedroom in the apartment he shared with his wife, Ruth, and set out to invent a solid-state device that would enable people to vary the intensity of the lights in their homes. The result? The world’s first solid state dimmer-and the birth of the lighting control industry. Since then, Lutron has been busy innovating. We hold over 2,700 worldwide patents and were the first company to create a system of dimmer and motorized window shades for controlling both electric light and daylight.