Lutron LOS-CUS-500-WH Ceiling Mount Ultrasonic Sensor, 500 sq ft Coverage and 180 deg Field of View

Description

The LOS-CUS Series ceiling-mount ultrasonic sensors can integrate into Lutron systems or function as stand-alone controls using a Lutron power pack. Any movement within the sensor's range causes a shift in the original emitted frequency. The sensor's receiver identifies any change in frequency as motion and either turns the lights on or maintains lights on.

Designed to meet the challenges found in a wide variety of spaces, the LOS-CUS Series provides reliable detection with high minor motion detection. The intelligent, continually adapting sensor technology eliminates manual sensitivity and timer adjustments during installation and over the life of the product. The internal microprocessor analyzes the information from the ultrasonic technology and determines the optimum setting to use in order to properly cover the space. Should the room be reconfigured (e.g., new furniture), the software will adapt to continue to provide correct time out for the lights.

Features & Benefits

• Intelligent, continually adapting ultrasonic sensor
• Snap-locks to ceiling-mounted cover plate
• Excellent minor motion sensitivity
• Non-Volatile Memory: settings saved in protected memory are not lost during power outages
• Affords choice of turning lights off or dimming to a preset level in the unoccupied state when integrated with a Lutron system.
  

Model #	LOS-CUS-500-WH
Type	Occupant Sensors
Color	White
Coverage	500 sq.ft. (46 m2) when mounted on an 8 - 12 ft. (2.4 to 3.7 m) ceiling
Field of View	180°
Timer Adjustment	Automatic mode: Continually adapting sensor automatically adjusts settings to the space Manual mode: 8 to 30 minutes Test mode: 8 seconds
LED Lamp	Green ultrasonic motion
Power	Operating voltage: 20 - 24 V , PELV (Class 2: USA) low-voltage Operating current: 33 mA nominal Control output: 20 - 24 V active high logic control signal with short-circuit protection, open collector when unoccupied UL and CUL listed