LMCP 0-10V PANEL w/48-RELAY MAX CAPACITY

For the LMCP24-10V panel using an HDR-11 relay, the Line and Load terminals must be wired to their designated sides of the relay. 🔹Connect the incoming Hot (Line) feed from the circuit breaker to the Line terminals. 🔹Connect the outgoing Hot conductor to the load to the Load terminals. 🔹The Neutral conductor does not connect to the HDR-11 relay. Neutrals should be terminated on the panel's neutral bus or associated neutral conductors. 🔹The relay switches only the Hot leg of the circuit. The two terminals provided on the Line side are electrically common, and the two terminals provided on the Load side are electrically common. However, the incoming Hot feed must be landed on the Line side, and the load conductor must be landed on the Load side. Refer to the relay labeling and wiring diagram on the device to verify terminal identification before energizing the circuit.

The LMCP48-10V lighting control panel is engineered to accommodate dual feed applications (120V/277V) through a series of integrated physical barriers and routing protocols designed to maintain proper separation between voltage classes. High/Low Voltage Separation 🔹Class 2 Wire-way: Located at the top of the panel, this dedicated wire-way provides the necessary physical separation between high-voltage Class 1 wiring and sensitive BACnet/IRB network wiring. 🔹0–10V Dimming Control: All 0–10V wires must either originate as Class 2 or be properly reclassified. These are routed through the Class 1/Class 2 barrier via multiple 1.5-inch openings equipped with protective grommets. Field Flexibility 🔹Moveable Barriers: The interior of the panel features adjustable barriers. These can be relocated to assist in specific wire routing requirements, ensuring that distinct voltage feeds remain partitioned according to local electrical codes. 🔹Installation Reference: Detailed schematics and physical layout dimensions regarding these barriers can be found in the standard LMCP Installation Instructions under the "Wiring and Mounting" sections.

The LP8 Peanut lighting control panel is a standalone system and is not compatible with the LMCP product line. 🔹LP8 Series: Designed as an independent, self-contained lighting controller. It lacks the communication architecture required to integrate or work in tandem with the LMCP series. 🔹LMCP Series: These panels are designed for networked environments. Multiple LMCP panels can be successfully integrated and connected to one another using MS/TP (BACnet) wiring to expand your control network. If the goal is to expand an existing system or create a multi-panel network, we recommend utilizing additional LMCP series panels to ensure seamless communication and unified control across the installation.

DMX cannot be used to directly control a Wattstopper LMCP panel.

Yes. The LMCI-100 Computer Interface, used in combination with the LMCS software, allows full configuration of a DLM system from a laptop. However, if a native BACnet router or JACE (Segment Manager) is installed, the LMCI-100 is not required—those devices serve as the primary connection point for system access. For assistance with connection setup or configuration options, please contact Wattstopper Technical Support.

There are a few things that could cause a circuit to stay off after a power outage, even when pressing the blue button inside the panel. The breaker feeding that relay might be tripped and not sending power, the relay itself could be having an issue, or there may be a problem with the light fixture on that circuit. The quickest way to get to the bottom of it is to give Wattstopper Technical Support a call with a voltmeter on hand. We can guide you step‑by‑step to check power and pinpoint exactly where the problem is.

Yes, it does. The LMCP panel supports BACnet/IP and can receive an occupancy signal from a BAS (Building Automation System) using BACnet objects, such as: BI1–BI48 Occupancy sensor points are read-only and show real-time status from connected sensors, they cannot be written to by the BAS. More information pertaining to the available BACnet objects can be found at the following link. TB-175.3 Native BACnet communication https://legrand.webdamdb.com/directdownload.php?ti=55651398&tok=GAHRxeMZKIQGWeALDSU1PARR

Hello William, Please visit our Website 'Legrand.us'. In the search bar type in 'LMCT-100-2', and under resources there is a User guide available to download! If we are unable to obtain it, contact us directly at 1-800-879-8585 we will be happy to help.