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Lutron MS-OPS2H-IV Maestro Sensor Switch, 2 A, 120 V, 1 -Pole, Motion Sensor, 180 deg Sensing, 30 ft Sensing Ivory
Item #: MS-OPS2H-IV by Lutron Electronics Co., Inc
UPC #: 027557983112
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Features
- Can be switched to vacancy mode (manual-on, auto off)
- Passive infrared sensors with exclusive Lutron XCT technology for fine motion detection
- Works with all bulb types
- Adjustable timeout (1, 5, 15 or 30 mins) and high/low sensitivity adjustment
- Sensor automatically turns lights on when entering a room and sensor automatically turns lights off when room is vacant
- Up to 30 ft x 30 ft major motion coverage and 20 ft x 20 ft minor motion coverage
Returnable
Yes
UL Listed
Yes
Defective Code
A
Color
Ivory
Number in Package
1 pk
Sub Brand
Maestro Occupancy
Volts
120 V
Packaging Type
Clamshell
Number of Switches
1
Number of Poles
1
Product Type
Switch
Operation Type
Motion-Activated
Switch Type
Motion Sensor
AMPS
2 amps
Automatically turns lights on/off based on room's
Automatically turns lights on/off based on room's occupancy
CSA Listed
Yes
Each Weight
0.200 LB
Velocity
C
Hazardous Material
No
Sensing Range
30 ft
Mounting Type
Wallbox
Application
For garages, kitchens, laundry rooms, small rooms
Frequency Rating
50/60 Hz
Current Rating
2 A
Temperature Rating
0 to 40 deg C
Wattage Rating
150 W
Sensing Angle
180 deg
Dimensions
4.7 in L x 1.12 in W x 2.93 in H
Nomenclature
MS-OPS2H-IV OCC SENSOR SP IV
Material
Plastic
Warranty
Limited
Product Overview
SENSOR OCC/VACANCY SWITCH IVRY
The Lutron Maestro Occupancy sensing switch combines a Maestro switch with a passive infrared occupancy or vacancy sensor. The sensor detects the heat from occupants moving within an area to determine whether the space is occupied. Based on the feedback from the sensor, the occupancy sensing switch will adjust the load accordingly.