Discontinued - Digital Switch, 1-button w/infrared, Grey

We don't have a key lock DLM switch, but you could use a low voltage key lock switch (like the 1250L) connected to an LMIN-104 interface. The other option would be to mount the switch in a secure area where only authorized personnel have access to it.

Yes it is. You would configure the 1st and 2nd buttons as Scene Buttons, the 3rd button as ON only, and the 4th button as OFF only, per the Button Configuration instructions in the LMCT-100-2 User Guide. The User Guide can be found here: https://www.legrand.us/lighting-controls-and-systems/software-and-configuration-tools/digital-lighting-management/digital-wireless-configuration-tool-w-usb/p/lmct-100-2?text=LMCT-100-2

By default they are configured as toggle buttons, but the buttons can be configured to function as dimmer buttons via programming.

Yes, you can program a LMSW-105 to control loads separately. Please see the DLM System guide or contact Technical Support for assistance with programming the switch to accommodate your needs.

The LMSW-105 is a Scene switch. The solution to your problem may be as simple as reviewing the load bindings for the switch. Please review the instructions for proper settings, and please contact our Technical Support group at 800-879-8585 if you are still having a problem with it.

The LMSW-105 is a part of the Wattstopper Digital Lighting Management System. It has to be connected to other DLM devices to work properly. The manual for the switch can be found on the website. You may also want to look at the information for the LMCT-100-2 Commissioning tool for further programming information.

I recommend that you contact Wattstopper tech support at 1-800-879-8585 option#3 so we can gather more information to further assist you.

Hello Joe, This can be accomplished via our LMCT-100-2(programming Infrared remote). We will need to configure the switch buttons to be an ON-only/Off-only to allow dimming control/function.

An LMDM-101 (dimming) or LMSW-105 (scene) switch is required for dimming.

Hi Chris, When hooked up to a dimming room controller the loads will ramp up and down when you push and hold the button for that load on a LMSW-103 switch. Please reach out to our tech. support team for further assistance with assigning loads to buttons or refer to the installation instructions. Legrand Technical Support: Phone: 1 800-879-8585, Option 3 then Option 1 Mon - Fri: 7am - 7pm CST (excluding holidays)

When hooked up to a dimming room controller the loads will ramp up and down when you push and hold the button for that load on a LMSW-103 switch.

Do not apply cleaning solvent directly onto unit. Apply cleaning solvent onto a cloth, then wipe the unit to clean it.

Hi, Out of the box, no, scene buttons will not control separate loads. When you install a scene switch to the controller it auto binds all the loads to the switch and the scene buttons are set to 100, 75, 50, and 25% dimming values. Advanced programming can be achieved using our LMCS desktop software and USB dongle to assign loads to the scene buttons then it will work as described. This programming should be done by a Legrand FASP. Please reach out to our tech. support team for further assistance if required. Legrand Technical Support: Phone: 1 800-879-8585, Option 3 then Option 1 Mon - Fri: 7am - 7pm CST (excluding holidays)

The LMSW-105 communicates with a Room Controller (e.g., LMRC-211, LMRC-212, etc.) which actually powers the load. The LMRC-200 series Room Controllers are rated for 16A for LED loads.

As far as I know as of this moment we have not been informed if or when the aesthetic will be changed on Wattstopper DLM products.

This question will need further information. Please contact Wattstopper Technical Support @ 800-879-8585 for troubleshooting assistance.

The adjustment would not be made at the switch, the adjustment would be made at the sensor. Please contact Technical Support @ 800-879-8585 for instructions on making sensitivity and time adjustments.