Installation & Operation Instructions

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WIRELESS

WIDEVIEW & HALLWAY

OCCUPANCY SENSORS

INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICAL & WIRELESS

BATTERY TYPE

Requires one CR123(A) Lithium Battery

BATTERY LIFE

Designed for 10 Year Life

(under default settings)

Non-Volatile Memory (saves all

settings regardless of battery state)

Blink Warning @10% Life

RANGE

80’ line of site w/o obstruction (walls)

40’ with obstruction (walls/oors)

FREQUENCY

915 MHz ISM Band

WIRELESS LINKING

Simple 3 sec. Push Button Process

SECURITY

All Wireless Data is Encrypted

ENVIRONMENTAL

OPERATING TEMP

32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)

RELATIVE HUMIDITY

0-95% Non-Condensing,

Indoor Use Only

CODE COMPLIANCE

These sensors can be used to meet

ASHRAE 90.1, IECC, & Title 24 energy

code requirements.

PHYSICAL

SIZE

2.875” H x 2.75” W x 3.25”D

(7.30 x 6.98 x 8.25 cm)

WEIGHT

4.75 oz.

COLOR

White

LED INDICATION

Motion Detection (when in Test Mode)

Wireless Linking (Pairing)

OPERATION

OPERATING MODES

Occupancy & Vacancy Modes

Congured on Linked Controller

COMPATIBLE LOAD CONTROLLERS

SWX-851 Wall Switch

SWX-950 Series Power Packs

WIRELESS TEST MODE

Button Toggles On/Off

Wirelessly Linked Loads

COVERAGE TEST MODE

White LED Illuminates Upon Detected

Occupancy

TIME DELAY OPTIONS

Congured at Load Controller(s)

1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 min.

FEATURES

Ã Pairs in Seconds with Wireless

Controllers

Ã Passive Infrared (PIR) Detection

Ã Wide View or Hallway (Long

Range) Coverage Pattern Options

Ã 10 Year Battery Life Design

Ã Compact Size and Matte Finish

Ã Five Contractor Friendly Mounting

Methods

Ã Mounting Nipple Attachment with

Integrated Hole Saw

Ã Convenient Test Modes

OVERVIEW

The SENSORWORX

wireless wide view and hallway occupancy sensors are a simple,

yet reliable battery powered control solution. Preferred by contractors for their exible

mounting methods, SENSORWORX wireless sensors greatly reduce total installation

time and wireless pairing fuss. Requiring just a few seconds per device, SENSORWORX

wireless sensors can be linked to one or more wireless load controllers (such as the

SWX-851 wireless wall switch, or a SWX-950 series wireless power pack). Additionally,

these sensors can be congured to work in applications with other wireless or wired

ceiling, corner, or hallway sensors to provide extended coverage in large or irregularly

shaped spaces. As with all SENSORWORX products, the latest passive infrared

technology and digital signal processing techniques are used to provide unmatched

occupant detection performance and energy savings.

MODEL NUMBERS DESCRIPTION

SWX-401-B

WIRELESS WIDEVIEW SENSOR, PIR, BATTERY POWERED

SWX-402-B

WIRELESS HALLWAY SENSOR, PIR, BATTERY POWERED

DETAILED OPERATION

Ã By default, every ~60 seconds the sensor transmits whether or not occupancy was detected during the previous period.

Ã Referred to as the sensor’s “heartbeat”, this period can be reduced to ~30 seconds although this will decrease expected battery life.

Ã If a sensor transmitted “unoccupied” at its last heartbeat, any new occupancy detection event will be transmitted immediately.

Ã If a sensor transmitted “occupied” at its last heartbeat, new occupancy events will only be transmitted at the heartbeat interval, thus conserving battery life.

Ã The wirelessly linked wall switch load controller and/or power pack maintains a master time delay that is reset every time a linked sensor reports occupancy. Lights will be switched

off once all linked sensors have continously reported unoccupied for the duration of the time delay.

BASIC OPERATION

Sensors detect movement in the infrared energy that radiates from occupants as

they move within the device’s eld-of-view. Once occupancy is detected, the sensor

immediately signals a wirelessly linked load controller (e.g. power pack) to switch on or

dim up the connected lighting. At regular intervals, the sensor will retransmit its latest

occupancy status such that the load controller can keep lights on for occupants during

brief periods of inactivity, while returning the space to an energy saving lights off (or dim)

state once no longer occupied.

Summary of content (5 pages)

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WIRELESS WIDEVIEW & HALLWAY OCCUPANCY SENSORS INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS MODEL NUMBERS DESCRIPTION SWX-401-B WIRELESS WIDEVIEW SENSOR, PIR, BATTERY POWERED SWX-402-B WIRELESS HALLWAY SENSOR, PIR, BATTERY POWERED OVERVIEW The SENSORWORX® wireless wide view and hallway occupancy sensors are a simple, yet reliable battery powered control solution.
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COVERAGE PATTERN PASSIVE INFRARED (PIR) WIDE VIEW 120° Ã Small motion (e.g., hand movements) detection up to 40 ft (12.19 m) Ã Large motion (e.g., walking) detection up to 70 ft (21.34 m) Ã Designed for 8 to 12 ft (2.44 to 3.66 m) high mounting TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW 8 ft Mount Small Motion 33 10 Large Motion 16 5 0 ft 0 m 0 ft 0 m 8 2.4 10 3 16 5 0 m 1.7 4.6 7.7 12.2 15.3 0 ft 6 25 40 50 15 22.8 33 10 75 Diagram reflects sensor in first position.
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BATTERY INFORMATION Ã The sensor runs on one CR123(A) Lithium Battery (included). BATTERY COMPARTMENT Ã Install battery prior to mounting sensor. Polarity is indicated on the battery compartment door. Ã If the sensor’s battery life reaches 10%, all wirelessly linked load controllers will blink lights on/off/on upon initial occupancy as a replacement warning.
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WIRELESS LINKING (PAIRING) Linking a sensor with a wireless load controller is quickly done via the following procedure: Step 1. Enter pairing mode by holding down the wireless load controller button for 3 seconds until the LED starts alternating white then blue, then release. Step 2. At the sensor, hold down the programming button for 3 seconds until the LED starts alternating white then blue. Releasing will link the sensor with any device in pairing mode (see note 1 below).
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TESTING & TROUBLESHOOTING COVERAGE TEST MODE To put a sensor in COVERAGE test mode for 10 minutes: 1. Press and release the button two times. 2. Once the LED blinks white, press and release the button one additional time. 3. The LED will blink back white three times and then rapid flash twice indicating the change to test mode was sucessful. To test coverage, wait until lights turn off then walk into range of sensor.