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Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Lighting & Energy Solutions
20497 SW Teton Avenue, Portland, OR 97062
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Leviton Manufacturing of Canada, Ltd.
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Occupancy Sensor Automation
PRIORITY OCCUPANCY SENSOR CONDITIONS
PRIORITY ONE -
Multiple People in a Room - Most Frequent Condition
• S ince this is the most frequent use of a room, we want to ensure this priority is met before “single person
in a room” and “first entry into a vacant room” settings.
• The installation teams have fine-tuned the occupancy sensor for optimal operation.
• The lights can be manually turned ON or OFF by the user of the space like a traditional light switch.
• Presentation Mode: Lights will stay OFF until the user turns ON the lights or room is vacant for the
entire time delay.
• The lights will remain ON when there are occupants using the space.
• The lights will auto-OFF after the time delay expires from the last motion detected.
PRIORITY TWO -
Single Person in a Room - Frequent Condition
• Since this is a frequent use of the room, we want to ensure this priority is met before “first entry into a
vacant room” settings.
• The installation teams have fine-tuned the sensor to the most optimal location where a single occupant will
be.
• The lights can be turned ON or OFF manually by the user of the space.
• The lights will remain ON for a single occupant but can vary depending on where the occupant is in the space.
• The lights will auto-OFF after the time delay expires from the last motion detected.
• For a single occupant where motion is not detected, this may occur every once in a while; this is
normal operation.
• The lights can easily be turned back ON using motion within 45 seconds.
PRIORITY THREE -
First Entry into a Vacant Room - Less Frequent Condition
• Since this is a less frequent use of the room, EITHER “multiple people in a room” or “single person in a room”
settings will be considered more important in uniquely shaped rooms.
• The lights can be expected to turn ON within two steps of entering a room. Uniquely shaped rooms may take
five steps. Uniquely shaped rooms include L-shaped, V-shaped rooms or rooms with alcoves.
• There are variables in the room and/or environment that can affect the entry range or sensitivity of an
occupancy sensor:
• Shape of room
• Furniture in room
• Multiple entry points
• Moving objects
• Heating and air conditioning
• Energy conservation requirements
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