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Fixture Power Pack, 120/277/347V, 60Hz

FS-PPV2 Wattstopper
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The FS-PP Fixture Power Pack provides 24 VDC operating voltage to the FS Low Voltage Sensor series via the RJ45 connector built onto each sensor. The incorporated Form-C Relay, Normally Open (N/O)/Normally Closed (N/C), can control line or low voltage loads.
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Features

Features

  • Easy RJ45 connection
  • Terminals for easy and sure wire connections
  • Normally Open (N/O)/ Normally Closed (N/C) relay options
  • LED power indicator
  • Zero crossing relay
Specifications

Specifications

General Info
Product Line Wattstopper
UPC Number 754182920280
Dimensions
Product Depth US 1.0 in
Product Height US 0.8 in
Product Volume US 5.9 cu in
Product Width US 7.4 in
Product Weight US 3.5 oz
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Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers

Can the FS-PPV2 be powered ON with a 230V/50 Hz? Our assumption is it can be powered ON. Our requirement is power ON this power pack with 230V/50 Hz AC, and use the 24V (out) to power ON the occupancy sensor FS-705.

Asked by: Sathyadev
The Wattstopper FS-PPV2 Fixture Power Pack is designed for input voltages of 120V, 277V, or 347V at 60Hz. Unfortunately, it does not support 230V at 50Hz. Using the FS-PPV2 with a 230V/50Hz power supply could lead to improper operation or damage to the unit. To safely operate the FS-PPV2 in a 230V/50Hz environment, you would need a step-down transformer that converts 230V to one of the supported voltages (120V, 277V, or 347V) at 60Hz. Alternatively, consider using the Wattstopper FSP-211 or FSP-221 sensors, which can operate at 230V/50Hz and might be suitable for your application.
Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support
Date published: 2025-05-20
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