Discontinued - Digital Switch, 2-button w/infrared, Red

Regarding your question about the LMSW-105 and LMSW-101, the LMSW-101 appears unnecessary in this setup because the LMSW-105 already integrates both the scene control buttons and the dimmer functionality into its design. The large button on the LMSW-105 serves the same purpose as the LMSW-101, providing full scene management and light dimming features. The LMSW-105 is pre-configured with scene buttons (1-4) and a dimmer paddle for controlling lighting levels, which should cover most, if not all, functions that the LMSW-100 would be used for​. However, it might also be helpful for you to consult with the system designer to clarify the intent or purpose of the second switch. The designer could offer more specific guidance on whether the LMSW-101 is necessary for your particular system setup or if the LMSW-105 alone would be sufficient. This will help ensure the most efficient configuration for your lighting control system.

Hello, The LMSW-10x series does not have a sensor built in, there should be one mounted either in the ceiling or corner. We can increase the delay using the display screen or our LMCT-100 IR remote. From the display press the F - Feature button until you see T-delay then use the up button to increase, it maxes out at 30 minutes. LMCT remote - Sensor configuration>current settings>time delay and send

No, The LMSW switches only work in the Wattstopper Digital Lighting Management (DLM) System.

Yes, you can turn the lights off with the Wattstopper LMSW-105 switch. If the paddle rocker is properly bound to the load, simply pressing the paddle down once will turn off the lights.

No, the LMXX Series switches are not waterproof.

Yes, as long as you add another wired DLM switch (LMSW-xx - LMDM) it will be compatible with your current setup.

Resetting the switch while plugged into the IRB will cause all of the DLM devices connected to also reset. We recommend contacting Technical Support @ 800-879-8585 to address your specific issue as we can walk you through changing the settings for just the switch.

The LMSW-105 is customizable so it depends on how your switch was programmed. If the programming was not changed, and the switch is at factory settings, it is a scene switch. The long button is a dimmer that will take the assigned light from 0-100%. Scene 1 (button 1) is 100%, scene 2 (button 2) is 75%, scene 3 (button 3) is 50% and scene 4 (button 4) is 25%. If it is not operating this way, you will need to contact the person who programmed your site for assistance.