Description
Legrand radiant Occupancy Sensor Switch — Indoor & PIR Sensor
The Legrand RRW600UTC is an indoor occupancy sensor switch in the radiant collection, featuring a passive infrared (PIR) sensor. This sensor switch is available in tri-color options: Ivory, Light Almond, and White. It supports a load rating of up to 600W (5A) and is compatible with LED, incandescent, fluorescent, CFL, MLV, and ELV lighting. The switch is designed for single-pole and 3-way configurations, providing flexibility in installation.
Key Features
- Voltage: Operates at 120V, suitable for residential applications.
- Load Rating: Rated for up to 600W (5A) for various lighting types.
- Pole Configuration: Supports single-pole and 3-way installations.
- Sensor Technology: PIR sensor with 180-degree coverage and a sensing range of 600 sq ft.
- Neutral Wire: No neutral wire required for installation.
- Adjustable Timer: Time delay settings from 30 seconds to 20 minutes.
- Locator Light: Soft glow locator light for easy switch location in the dark.
- Dimensions: Measures 1.69 in width, 1.88 in depth, and 2.63 in height.
- Certifications: cULus listed for safety and performance.
- Finish Options: Available in Ivory, Light Almond, and White to match various decors.
Construction & Interface
The sensor switch features a sleek design with smooth paddle action, part of the radiant collection. It is intended for indoor use only and requires a screwless wall plate, sold separately, for a complete look.
Sensor, Smart & Timer Capabilities
The RRW600UTC offers auto ON/auto OFF functionality with an adjustable time delay, enhancing energy efficiency. It can be configured to manual ON/auto OFF mode, providing versatile control options.
Wiring & Installation
This sensor switch does not require a neutral wire, simplifying installation. It supports both single-pole and 3-way configurations, making it adaptable to various setups. The device is designed for quick installation, replacing standard switches in 15 minutes or less.
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