DLM Scene Switch, 5-Button w/IR, White
LMSW-105-W
Wattstopper
Bazaarvoice SAP Hybris Integration Version 2.8.1
The LMSW-105 Digital Scene Switch is a low voltage device that sets and recalls preset lighting scenes and raises and lowers lighting levels. It is part of a Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system and controls loads connected to DLM room controllers by accessing four of the 16 scenes available in a DLM local network.
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Features
- Low voltage switch for control of four preset scenes and raise/lower control of scenes or loads
- Component of Digital Lighting Management integrated control system
- Plugs to other components using Cat 5e cables with RJ45 connectors eliminating wiring errors
- Plug n’ Go automatic configuration and Push n’ Learn for personalization
- Customizable buttons with LED status indicators
- Active Dim feature enables temporary adjustment of any selected load
Specifications
General Info
| Product Line | Wattstopper | ||
| Color | White | ||
| UPC Number | 754182929283 | ||
| Country Of Origin | China |
Additional Information
| Product Environmental Profile | Yes |
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Bazaarvoice SAP Hybris Integration Version 2.8.1
Questions & Answers
PlugNGo adjusted light level to desired brightness &/hold scene button for 5 seconds. Returned to default levels,
This question will need further information. Please contact Wattstopper Technical Support @ 800-879-8585 for troubleshooting assistance.
Date published: 2022-04-13
I have this light switch in my classroom and the motion sensor does not pick up our movement well enough, so the lights regularly turn off. How do I adjust the switch so that the lights either always stay on or so I have longer intervals of lights on?
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.
Date published: 2022-03-10