Eaton OSP10D-W Installation guide

Eaton
Brand
Eaton
Model
OSP10D-W
Type
Installation guide
GENERAL INFORMATION
• For Indoor use only
• Technology: Passive Infrared (PIR)
RATINGS:
120VAC
• Incandescent/Tungsten – Max load: 6.7 Amps, 800W, 50/60 Hz
• Fluorescent Ballast – Max. load: 10 Amps, 1200W, 50/60 Hz
• Motor Load: ¼ HP
277VAC
• Fluorescent Ballast – Max. load: 9.8 Amps, 2700W, 50/60 Hz
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Compatible with Magnetic ballast or Electronic ballast
• The life of some fluorescent lamps may be shortened by frequent switching.
Compatibility should be verified with the fluorescent ballast manufacturer.
• No Minimum Load Requirements
• Coverage: Major Motion – 1,000 ft2
Minor Motion – 300 ft2
• Time Delay: Self Adjusting or Selectable 5,15, 30 minutes
• Light Level Sensing: 0 to 200 foot-candles
• Operating Temperature: 32 F to 104 F
• Operating Relative Humidity: 20% to 90 % non-condensing
• Mounting Strap Dimension: 4.20 inch x 1.73 inch
• Product Housing Dimension: 2.62 inch Long x 1.75 Wide x 1.90 Deep
• PIR Detection: Red LED
DESCRIPTION:
The OSP10 Occupancy Sensor is a Passive Infrared (PIR) motion sensing light-
ing control and conventional wall switch all in one.
INSTALLATION:
• When replacing a switch, choose a location that has clear line-of-sight
between the sensor and the area being controlled.
• Before installing or servicing the sensor, the power MUST be turned OFF at
the circuit breaker.
• The sensor should be installed according to National Electric Code and all
applicable local codes.
• The sensor should be wired according to the applicable wiring diagram
shown, using the wire connectors provided.
• Mount the device to the wallbox using the mounting screws provided, and
proceed with the setup process.
• After completing the set-up process install the wallplate.
SET-UP PROCESS
• Tools Required:
Small flat head screwdriver
General Explanation
After applying power to the device, wait 2 minutes for the sensor to power up
and stabilize before proceeding with the setup. All adjustment features and
mode selection switches are located under the main button. The button is re-
moved by releasing latches on either side of the button. DIP Switches are lo-
cated under the DIP Switch label.
Adjustments should be made with the HVAC system ON in order that the effects
of airflow on the sensor will be accounted for.
PIR Sensitivity Adjustment (DIP SW 5)
This adjustment is typically used to improve Major motion performance.
The Red LED will blink momentarily when the PIR sensor detects motion.
Default setting for DIP SW 5 is down. If the Red LED is constantly ON the sensi-
tivity can be reduced by 50% by moving DIP SW 5 up ().
Daylight Adjustment (Blue Dial)
• This feature prevents the lights from automatically turning ON when there is
sufficient natural lighting, regardless of whether the room is occupied.
• If this feature is not required the blue dial should be rotated fully clockwise.
• This adjustment must be done when the natural light level is at the level when
the lights should turn ON automatically.
• Place the device in Test Mode (refer below to TEST Mode).
• Rotate the Blue dial fully counterclockwise to Min.
• Immediately leave the area and observe that the lights turn OFF after 15
seconds.
• Return to the room. The lights should NOT automatically turn ON the lights.
• Rotate the blue dial clockwise in small increments, and pause for 5 seconds
after each adjustment, until the light turns ON. Take care to not block the
sensor from natural daylight while adjusting the blue dial. When the Light
turns ON, the adjustment is complete.
• The sensor will now prevent the lights from turning ON automatically for
any light level brighter than the calibrated light level.
NEXION PASSIVE INFRARED (PIR) SINGLE RELAY OCCUPANCY SENSING WALL SWITCH — OSP10
OSP10A-EN (REV. D)
ENGLISH
IN U.S.A.: Cooper Wiring Devices, 203 Cooper Circle, Peachtree City, GA 30269 • 866-853-4293
INSTINCT™
TECHNOLOGY
PASSIVE
INFRARED
A
Title 24
Compliant
RoHS
36’
8’
20’
15’
M
inor Motion, IR
M
ajor Motion, IR
Maximum coverage area may
vary somewhat according to room
shape and the presence of obstacles.
LOAD
HOT
BLACK
BLUE
NEUTRAL
GROUND
GREEN
WIRING DIAGRAM 1: SINGLE LEVEL
HOT
BLACK
BLUE
NEUTRAL
GROUND
GREEN
LOAD 1
LOAD 2
WIRING DIAGRAM 2: DUAL LEVEL WIRING USING A TOGGLE SWITCH
Time Delay Adjustment (DIP SW 1 - SW 2)
Auto Adjust () - This is the normal factory setting. In this mode the time
delay and sensitivity will automatically adjust based on the occupant usage,
starting with a time delay of 10 minutes.
5 Min / 15 Min / 30 Min – There are three choices for fixed time delay. Refer to
Table 1 for DIP Switch positions.
Field of View Adjustment
If the sensor is mounted in a position that causes the sensor to view undesired
areas such as a hallway, the unwanted triggering of the sensor can be reduced
by placing the provided non-reflective strips onto the sensor lens.
MODE SELECTIONS
Activation Mode (DIP SW 3)
This setting allows the sensor to be set to either Auto Mode (Occupancy) or
Manual Mode (Vacancy).
Auto Mode () Lights will turn ON automatically when a person enters the
room, and will turn OFF automatically after the sensor times out.
Manual Mode () Lights must be turned ON manually and will turn OFF
automatically after the sensor times out.
Issue Possible Causes Suggestions
Lights
Will Not
Turn ON
automatically
Sensor is in Manual ON mode
Press pushbutton, if Auto Mode
is desired change Activation Mode to Auto.
Sensor was turned OFF manually. If the
Sensor was turned off manually before the
time delay expired, lights will remain off for
the remainder
of the time delay.
If LED is ON this is
an indication that the lights were turned off manually.
Press the pushbutton to turn the lights back on.
Daylight Feature Enabled
If all lights are required to turn on
adjust daylight potentiometer.
Power interruption Check incoming voltage and/or wiring.
Lights
Will Not
Turn ON
manually
Power interruption Check incoming voltage and/or wiring.
If lights will still not turn ON, set sensor to override mode and call Technical Services at 1-866-853-4293
Lights
Will Not
Turn OFF
automatically
Override Move DIP Switch 8 down.
Self-Adjust
If sensor is in Self-Adjust Mode, it may be possible for
the unit to have increased the time delay to a 30 minute
delay. If the lights do not turn off after 30 minutes
follow next step.
30 Minute Delay
Maximum time delay is 30 Minutes. Check DIP
Switches to verify DIP Switch settings. If lights do not
turn off at the set time delay, check next step.
PIR activated by heat source other than
occupant
Move DIP Switch 5 up.
Lights
Will Not
Turn OFF
manually
Wiring error. Check wiring.
If lights will still not turn OFF, call Technical Services at 1-866-853-4293
LOAD
B
LACK
B
LUE
NEUTRAL
THREE-WAY WIRING DIAGRAM:
LIGHTS WILL TURN OFF, WHEN UNIT THAT WAS TURNED ON LAST AND/OR DETECTEDMOTION LAST TIMES-OUT.
GROUND
G
REEN
HOT
B
LACK
B
LUE
G
ROUND
GREEN
TRAVELER
W
IRES
WIRING DIAGRAM 3: SINGLE LEVEL 3-WAY
5 Minutes
Auto*
T
ime Delay
DIP Switch
Activation Mode
P
IR Sensitivity Override
Relay 1
Not Used
N
ot Used
W
alk-Through Mode
30 Minutes
15 Minutes
12
6
q
Disable
Enable
43
qq
q
q
q
pp
pp
p
Auto
Manual
5
q
p
Full
50%
8
q
7
Disable
Enable
Table 1: Dip Switch Settings
p
p
Default =
COOPER WIRING DEVICES LIMITED 5 YEAR WARRANTY
Cooper Wiring Devices (CWD) warrants this device to be free of defects in materials and workmanship in normal
use and service for a period of five years from date of original purchase. THIS 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN
LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, OBLIGATIONS, OR LIABILITIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THAT IS IN DURATION IN
EXCESS OF 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL CONSUMER PURCHASE). NO AGENT, REPRESENTATIVE, OR
EMPLOYEE OF CWD HAS AUTHORITY TO INCREASE OR ALTER THE OBLIGATIONS OF CWD UNDER THIS
WARRANTY.
To obtain warranty service for any properly installed CWD device that proves defective in normal use send the
defective Sensor prepaid and insured to Quality Control Dept., Cooper Wiring Devices, 203 Cooper Circle, Peachtree
City, GA 30269; in Canada: Cooper Wiring Devices, 5925 McLaughlin Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5R 1B8.
CWD will repair or replace the defective unit, at its option. CWD will not be responsible under this warranty if
examination shows that the defective condition of the unit was caused by misuse, abuse, improper installation,
alteration, improper maintenance or repair of damage in shipment to CWD.
CWD SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR, OR FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY,
PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONTINGENT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND,
RESULTING FROM DEFECTS IN THE SENSOR OR FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT.
Power interruption
Check incoming voltage and/or wiring.
Troubleshooting
Walkthrough Mode (DIP SW 6)
This feature allows for additional energy savings by turning the lights OFF after
only 2 minutes regardless of the time delay setting. This occurs when a person
is only detected for a short initial period of time (less than 20 seconds).
The Factory default is DISABLE ().
To enable the Walkthrough feature select ENABLE ().
Override Mode (DIP SW 8)
This feature allows the sensor to operate as a service switch in the unlikely
event of a failure. The device will not time out when in this mode.
The Factory default is DISABLE ().
To enable Override, select ENABLE ().
Test Mode - Factory Setting (DIP SW 8)
When the sensor is initially powered up it will enter the Test Mode. In the Test
mode the time delay is reduced to 15 seconds to allow easy setup.
The sensor will automatically exit the test mode 5 minutes after the sensor turns
OFF.
In order to return the sensor to the Test Mode, first ensure that DIP SW 8 is in
the down () position. Then toggle DIP SW 8 up () for 3 seconds, and then
return to the down () position.
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