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Resi PIR Vacancy Sensor, 2-wire, Light Almond

CS-50-LA Wattstopper
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The CS-50 Passive Infrared (PIR) Vacancy Sensor provides automatic shutoff for single-pole lighting control applications. It is engineered to comply with specific provisions of California’s Title 24-2013 energy code.
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Features

Features

  • Manual-on/automatic-off control
  • LED status indicator
  • Adjustable time delay
  • Two-wire sensor; no neutral connection
Specifications

Specifications

General Info
Product Line Wattstopper
Color Light Almond
UPC Number 754182927395
Country Of Origin China
Features Motion Sensor, IR (Infrared), Indicator Lights
Application Sector Commercial
Warranty Type 5-Year
Dimensions
Product Width US 3.0 in
Product Weight US 0.35 lb
Product Volume US 36.99 cu in
Product Depth US 4.5 in
Product Height US 2.74 in
Technical Information
Sensor Type Vacancy
Number of Gangs 1
Number of Buttons 1
Amperage 5 A
Wattage 600 W
Sensing Range 180 degrees, up to 600 sq. ft.
Voltage 120 V, 120 V
Connection Type Wired
Load 0-600W
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Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers

Can the CS-50 be configured to turn off and on manually?

Asked by: Thomas
The CS-50 Passive Infrared (PIR) Vacancy Sensor provides automatic shutoff for single-pole lighting control applications. It is engineered to comply with specific provisions of California’s Title 24-2013 energy code and therefore cannot be disabled.
Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support
Date published: 2023-05-18
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