Dual Tech Occupancy Sensor, 24VDC, corner mount, 40 Khz
DT-200
Wattstopper
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Wattstopper’s DT-200 Series Dual Technology Ceiling Sensors combine PIR and ultrasonic technologies into one unit to achieve precise coverage in detecting occupancy.
Contact Rating
1 A @ 30 VDC/VAC
- 1 A @ 30 VDC/VAC
- No Isolated Relay
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Features
- Combines passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic technologies
- Auto set automatically selects optimal settings for each space
- Walk-through mode increases savings potential
- Built-in light level sensor
- Accepts low-voltage switch input for manual-on operation
- Automatic or manual-on operation when used with a BZ-150 Power Pack
- Ceiling and Wall Mount
Specifications
General Info
| Color | White | ||
| Product Series | DT-200 | ||
| Type | Sensor | ||
| Finish | Glossy | ||
| Application Sector | Commercial | ||
| Product Line | Wattstopper | ||
| Country Of Origin | China | ||
| Features | Adjustable Time Delay, Indicator Lights, Isolated Relay, Light Level Sensor, Power Pack Required, Sensitivity Adjustment, Test Mode, Walkthrough Mode | ||
| Included | J-Box Cover Plate, Sensor Mask, Swivel Bracket | ||
| Installation Location | Ceiling, Wall | ||
| Switch Type | Motion Sensor | ||
| Warranty Type | 5-Year | ||
| Standard | UL, cUL | ||
| UPC Number | 754182914180 |
Dimensions
| Product Depth US | 3.1 in | ||
| Product Height US | 4.3 in | ||
| Product Volume US | 66.1 cu in | ||
| Product Width US | 3.4 in | ||
| Product Weight US | 0.3 lb |
Additional Information
| RoHS Compliant | Yes | This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863. |
Technical Information
| Current Draw | 33 mA | ||
| On Function | Auto On | ||
| Wire Connection Type | Flying Leads | ||
| Compatibility | BZ Power Packs, Wattstopper PLUS Sensor Interface Module | ||
| Has Battery | No | ||
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor | ||
| Input Voltage | 18 to 28 VDC/VAC | ||
| Load Rating | 1 A @ 30 VDC | ||
| Mounting Type | J-Box, Surface, Swivel Bracket | ||
| Number of Buttons | 0 | ||
| Timer Type | DIP Switch | ||
| Timer Duration | 30 Seconds, 5-30 Minutes | ||
| Operating Temperature | 0°-55°C, 32°-131°F | ||
| Operating Temperature Max | 131 °F | ||
| Operating Temperature Min | 32 °F | ||
| Operating Humidity | 5-95% RH (Non-Condensing) | ||
| Sensing Range | 38 ft, 55 ft | ||
| Sensor Type | Occupancy | ||
| Sensor Technology | Dual Technology, Passive Infrared (PIR), Ultrasonic | ||
| Sensor Coverage | 2000 sq ft | ||
| Sensor Coverage Pattern | 90 deg | ||
| Sensor Mounting Height | 10 ft | ||
| Ultrasonic Frequency | 40 kHz | ||
| Storage Temperature | 23° - 176° F, -5° - 80° C | ||
| Engraving Type | Blank |
Resources
Instruction Sheet
CAD Drawings
57-003-1 - Any 8-Wire Occupancy Sensor "Standard Schematic"
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57-003-1 - Any 8-Wire Occupancy Sensor "Standard Schematic"
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57-003-1 - Any 8-Wire Occupancy Sensor "Standard Schematic"
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57-010 - Multiple Occupancy Sensors Using One Power Pack
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57-010 - Multiple Occupancy Sensors Using One Power Pack
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57-010 - Multiple Occupancy Sensors Using One Power Pack
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57-039-5 - DT-200/CX Series Mounting Detail with Pendant Mounted Fixtures
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57-039-5 - DT-200/CX Series Mounting Detail with Pendant Mounted Fixtures
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57-039-5 - DT-200/CX Series Mounting Detail with Pendant Mounted Fixtures
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57-039-6 - DT & CX Series Sensor Installation
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57-039-6 - DT & CX Series Sensor Installation
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57-039-6 - DT & CX Series Sensor Installation
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57-041-1 - 8-Wire Sensor Interfacing With A Thermostat
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57-041-1 - 8-Wire Sensor Interfacing With A Thermostat
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57-041-1 - 8-Wire Sensor Interfacing With A Thermostat
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60-601-2 - LI/LP Relay Panels Occupancy Sensor Connection
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60-601-2 - LI/LP Relay Panels Occupancy Sensor Connection
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60-601-2 - LI/LP Relay Panels Occupancy Sensor Connection
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DT-200cp - DT-200 Coverage Pattern
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DT-200cp - DT-200 Coverage Pattern
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Specifications
Case Studies
Lighting Controls from The Watt Stopper Contribute to "Greenest" Building
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The Watt Stopper Occupancy Sensors Reduce University Lighting Load by 30%
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The Watt Stoppers Dual Technology Occupancy Sensors Save $11,500/year at Des Moines Area Community College
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Watt Stopper/Legrand helps NRG Systems realize big savings
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Reviews
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Questions & Answers
Light switche works the dual motion lights up and looks like it works but the lights do not turn off at all when no one is in the room for hrs
The DT-205 is a low-voltage dual technology occupancy sensor that relies on both passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic detection. It operates in conjunction with a Wattstopper power pack, which supplies 24VDC to the sensor. If the lights are not turning off, there are several key factors to check:
1. Ultrasonic Sensitivity Setting:
The ultrasonic sensitivity trimpot may be set too high. This can result in the sensor detecting minor vibrations or noise (like HVAC airflow) and falsely interpreting them as occupancy. Reducing this sensitivity, ideally setting it to around 50%, is recommended for most spaces.
2. Test Mode:
It’s useful to place the sensor into Test Mode, which shortens the time delay to 5 seconds, allowing quick validation of sensor functionality. If the lights still do not turn off, this confirms an issue with wiring, placement, or sensor configuration.
3. Power Pack Verification:
If the power pack’s relay is stuck or damaged, the lights could remain on regardless of sensor input. Temporarily disconnect the blue wire from the power pack. If the lights go off, the sensor is likely at fault. If the lights stay on, the power pack relay may need replacement.
4. Environmental Interference:
Review the sensor’s placement. If it is too close to vents, fans, or machinery, ultrasonic reflections could falsely trigger occupancy. Relocating the sensor may help.
For step-by-step guidance tailored to your specific installation, Wattstopper Technical Support is available and can walk you through further troubleshooting based on your exact site conditions.
Date published: 2025-02-28
Can 2 DT-200 be in parallel off the same BZ-50 power pack ?
Yes, each Wattstopper BZ series power pack can supply power for 3 DT-200
sensors.
Date published: 2024-11-16
How do you know that sensitivity is set to 70% on the adjuster. I don’t see any arrows or indicators on the dial
It's not marked in percentages - it's an analog setting from minimum to maximum.
Rotate the potentiometer to approximately 70% of maximum.
Date published: 2024-01-12
hi, I would like to buy 39 units of this product Dual Tech Occupancy Sensor, 24VDC, 40 Khz, Can I have a quantity discount ?
Please contact your local Wattstopper Distributor to address purchase inquiries.
Date published: 2022-06-08
Im was wondering how to increase the time before the lights turn off. I am a custodian at an elementary school and I have complaints from teachers when there in their classrooms without students.
The sensor has a maximum time delay of 30 minutes and is set by adjusting the "dip switches" 1, 2, and 3(shown on page 5) on the instruction sheet. The link to it is provided below:
https://legrand.webdamdb.com/directdownload.php?ti=55652163&tok=/nEZ1ucTf9ks8VB6zeof/wRR
Date published: 2025-02-27
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