AcuityBrands WSX D Dimming Occupancy Wall Switch Instructions

June 9, 2024
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AcuityBrands WSX D Dimming Occupancy Wall Switch

SPECIFICATIONS

PHYSICAL SPECS

  •  SIZE: 2.74”H x 1.68”W x 1.63”D (6.96 cm x 4.27 cm x 4.14 cm) (not including ground strap)
  • WEIGHT: 5 oz
  • MOUNTING: Single Gang Switch Box
  • MOUNTING HEIGHT: 30-48 in (76.2-121.9 cm)

ELECTRICAL SPECS

  •  MAXIMUM LOAD (Relay) 800 W @ 120 VAC / 1200 W @ 277 VAC / 1500 W @ 347
  • VAC MINIMUM LOAD: None
  • MOTOR LOAD: 1/4 HP
  • MAX SINK CURRENT: 50 mA
  • 0-10V DIM MIN OUTPUT: <0.3 V
  • FREQUENCY: 50/60 Hz (timers are 1.2x for 50 Hz)

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECS

  • OPERATING TEMP: 14° to 122° F (-10° to 50° C)
  • RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 20 to 75% non-condensing ROHS COMPLIANT

COVERAGE PATTERN

  • Small motion (e.g. hand movements) detection up to 20 ft (6.10 m), ~625 ft2
  • Large motion (e.g. walking) detection greater than 36 ft (10.97 m), ~2025 ft2
  • Wall-to-wall PIR coverage
  • Units with -PDT (Passive Dual Technology) option (also called MicrophonicsTM) provide overlapping detection of human activity over the complete PIR coverage area. Advanced filtering is utilized to prevent non-occupant noises from keeping the lights on.

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CONVERSION FROM GROUND ONLY (NO NEUTRAL) TO NEUTRAL WIRING
This product is pre-configured for wiring without a neutral with a solid ground; however, if connection to neutral is required by code, the unit easily converts in seconds.AcuityBrands-WSX-D-Dimming-Occupancy-Wall-
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WIRING TO GROUND (NO NEUTRAL)

WIRING TO NEUTRAL

NOTE

  1. Do not wire device hot.
  2. Per NEC requirements, the 0-10V violet and pink wires must be installed as Class One.
  3. 0-10V Dimming Common from luminaire may be pink or as otherwise indicated per section 410.69 of the 2020 NEC.
  4. The 0-10V control wires must not exceed 250 ft (76 m) in length and must be sized at no less than 20 AWG. 5.) If no neutral is present, unit requires a solid ground connection in order to power up.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Unit does not appear to power up:

  • Confirm device is properly connected to neutral or ground, per the wiring diagram above.
  • Confirm all wiring connections and that 120/277VAC is present.

For further troubleshooting guidance, please contact the Controls Technical Support Team 1(800)-535-2465

WSX D INSTRUCTION SHEET

ADAPTIVE DAYLIGHT HARVESTING (ADH)
With Sensor Switch’s Adaptive Daylight Harvesting (ADH), automatic dimming has never been more reliable – even in a wall switch. It works by establishing two state change set-points; daylight and darkness. The light level in the space will then be automatically maintained by intelligently controlling the dim level of the electric light source. Set-points can be established using the “Set Now” option or programmed using desired light levels as measured in foot candles (fc).

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

Operational settings can be changed via the push-button sequence outlined below (note the example used is for changing occupancy time delay ).AcuityBrands-WSX-D-Dimming-Occupancy-Wall-Switch-7

OPERATIONAL SETTINGS

2 = Occupancy Time Delay
The length of time an occupancy sensor will keep the lights on after it last detects occupancy.

  • Test Mode**
  • 30 sec
  • 2.5 min
  • 5.0 min
  • 7.5 min
  • 10.0 min*
  • 12.5 min
  • 15.0 min
  • 17.5 min
  • 20.0 min
  • 27.5 min
  • 30.0 min
  • 22.5 min
  • 25.0 min

**Test mode sets Occupancy Time Delay to 30 seconds, and increases photocell transition rate in addition to disabling the microphone on units with Dual Technology.

3 = On Mode
Not applicable with Vacancy (VA) Option

Automatic On
Sensor automatically turns the lights on when it detects occupancy.

Manual On
Sensor requires pressing the button to turn the lights on.

Reduced Turn-On
Sensor is set to initially only detect large motions, effectively ignoring any reflected Passive Infrared (PIR) signals. Occupants will still be detected immediately when they enter the room as their PIR signal is large. Once lights are on, the sensor returns to maximum sensitivity.

  • Automatic On*
  • Reduced Turn-On
  • Manual On

4 = Switch Modes
Not applicable with Vacancy (VA) Option
Switch Enable (Override Off)
Button will turn lights off and keep them off until pressed again. The lights will remain off until the button is pressed again, restoring the sensor to Automatic On mode.
Switch Disable
User is prevented from turning off the lights via the push-button.
Predictive Mode
Pressing the push-button switch overrides the lights off and temporarily disables the occupancy detection. After 10 seconds, the occupancy detection reactivates and monitors for an additional 30 seconds. If no occupancy is detected during this period, the sensor will revert to Automatic On operation. If occupancy is detected, the sensor will remain in Override Off mode and requires the switch to be pressed again in order to restore the sensor to Automatic On.
Predictive Mode with Expiration
Pressing the push-button switch overrides the lights off and temporarily disables the occupancy detection. After 10 seconds, the occupancy detection reactivates and monitors for an additional 30 seconds. If no occupancy is detected during this period, the sensor will revert to Automatic On operation.

  1. Switch Enable
  2. Switch Disable
  3. Predictive Mode
  4. Predictive Mode with Expiration*

5 = Darkness Set-Point / Inhibit Set-Point
The ambient light level at which the sensor sets the lights to the High Trim setting.

  • Set Now**
  • 8 fc 9 – 48 fc
  • 128 fc
  • 0.1 fc
  • 16 fc
  • 64 fc
  • 192 fc
  • 1 fc
  • 24 fc*
  • 80 fc
  • 256 fc
  • 4 fc
  • 32 fc
  • 96 fc

**Set Now will automatically select the Darkness Set-Point based on the current conditions in the room. Lights will go to full bright and sensor will rapid flash for 15 seconds allowing occupant to move out of direct view of sensor. Once the set-point selection is completed, the sensor will double- blink in confirmation.

6 = Daylight Set-Point
The ambient light level at which the sensor sets the lights to the Low Trim setting.

  •  Set Now* 5 – 8 fc 9 – 48 fc 13 – 128 fc
    2 – 0.1 fc 6 – 16 fc 10 – 64 fc
    14- 192 fc
    3 – 1 fc 7 – 24 fc 11 – 80 fc 15 – 256 fc
    4 – 4 fc 8 – 32 fc 12 – 96 fc

**Set Now will automatically select the Daylight Set-Point based on the current conditions in the room. Lights will go to full dim and sensor will rapid flash for 15 seconds allowing occupant to move out of direct view of sensor. Once the set-point selection is completed, the sensor will double- blink in confirmation.

7 = Photocell Mode
Inhibit Only
Prevents lights from automatically coming on when light level is above the Inhibit Set-Point Adaptive Daylight Harvesting
Dims lights from high trim to low trim setting according to Darkness and Daylight set-points.

  1. Disabled
  2. Inhibit Only
  3. *Adaptive Daylight Harvesting

8 = Dim to Off Occupancy Time Delay
After the Occupancy Time Delay (Function 2) has expired, this setting specifies the amount of time lights are held at Low Trim (Function 16) before turning off.

  • 0 sec*
  • 7.5 min
  • 17.5 min
  • 30 sec
  • 10 min
  • 20 min
  • 2.5 min
  • 12.5 min
  • Stays at dim (never off)
  • 5 min
  • 15 min

9 = Restore Defaults
Returns all functions to original settings.

  1. Maintain Current*
  2. Restore Defaults

10 = Minimum On Time
Required initial time for lamps to be on after each switch on, regardless of occupancy status. Once met, lights resume following occupancy time delay.

  1. 0 min (disabled)*
  2. 45 min
  3. 15 min
  4. 60 min
  5. 30 min

11 = LED Operation
Indicates behavior of device’s LED.

  1. Occupancy Indication*
  2. Disabled

12 = Dual Technology (Microphonics™)
The secondary method of occupancy detection that allows the sensor to hear occupants.

  • Normal*
  • Low
  • Off
  • Phase Off (15-10-5 min)
  • Medium

13 = Microphone Grace Period
Time period after lights are automatically turned off that they can be voice reactivated.

  1. 0 sec
  2. 40 sec
  3. 10 sec*
  4. 50 sec
  5. 20 sec
  6. 60 sec
  7. 30 sec

14 = Manual On Grace Period
Time period after lights automatically turn off that they can be reactivated by motion. Applicable only when sensor is in Manual On (Semi Auto) mode.

  •  0 sec
  • 15 sec*

15 = Dimming Range Max (High Trim)
The maximum output level of the sensor.

  • 0 VDC 5
  • VDC 9
  • VDC 13
  • VDC*
  • 1 VDC 6
  • VDC 10
  • VDC
  • 1.5 VDC 7
  • VDC 11
  • VDC
  • 2 VDC 8
  • VDC 12
  • VDC**

16 = Dimming Range Min (Low Trim)
The minimum output level of the sensor.

  • 0 VDC 5
  • VDC 9
  • VDC 13
  • VDC
  • 1 VDC* 6 –
  • VDC 10 –
  • VDC
  •  1.5 VDC** 7
  • VDC 11 –
  • VDC
  • 2 VDC 8
  • VDC 12 –
  • VDC

17 = Predictive Exit Time
Time period after manually switching lights off for occupant to leave the space. Applicable only when sensor is in Predictive Off mode.

  • 5 sec 4 – 8 sec
  • 15 sec
  • 6 sec 5
  • 9 sec
  • 20 sec
  • 7 sec 6
  • 10 sec*
  • 30 sec

18 = Predictive Grace Time
Time period after Predictive Exit Time that sensor rescans the room for remaining occupants. Applicable only when sensor is in Predictive Off mode.

  •  0 sec
  • 20 sec
  • 50 sec
  • 5 sec
  • 30 sec*
  • 60 sec
  • 10 sec
  • 40 sec

19 = Fade On Rate
Time required for light to reach preset level.

  •  0.75 sec*
  • 5 sec
  • 2.5 sec
  • 15 sec

20 = Fade Off Rate
Time required for light to turn Off.

  • 0.75 sec
  • 5 sec
  • 2.5 sec*
  • 15 sec

21 = Start Level
Level of light output when occupancy is initially detected. Not applicable in Automatic Dimming Control (ADH) mode.

  • 10%
  • 40% 7 – 70%
  • 100%*
  • 20%
  • 50%
  • 80%
  • 30%
  • 60%
  • 90%

5-year limited warranty. Full warranty terms located at: www.acuitybrands.com/CustomerResources/Terms_and_conditions.aspx Note: Specifications subject to change without notice. Actual performance may differ as a result of end-user environment and application.

Acuity Brands | One Lithonia Way Conyers, GA 30012 Phone: 800.535.2465 www.acuitybrands.com © 2020 Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc. All rights reserved. Rev. 10/22/2020

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