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CONTROL SYSTEM SCHEDULES

CONTROL SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The lighting control system for this area includes the following equipment:

Manufacture:

Location: (as per electrical drawings)

Schedule:

Lutron "EcoSystem"

1 - EcoSystem ballast (specifed with fixtures)

2 - EcoSystem daylight sensors, two per floor (C-SR-M1-WH)

3 - EcoSystem Programmer, one per system (C-PDSA-CLR)

4 - EcoSystem Wall Station Control, one per floor (CC-4BRL-WH)

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EcoSystem Ballasts c-1 07.18.06

Digital Dimming BallastsFive Control InputEcoSystemTM

EcoSystemTM Multiple Control Input Ballasts

Features

• Continuous, flicker-free dimming from 100% to 10%• Provides power for and responds to one occupancy

sensor, one photo sensor, and one personal controlinput (infrared receiver or wallstation)

• Communicates status and sensor inputs over theEcoSystem Bus

• Programmed rapid start design ensures full rated lamplife while dimming and cycling

• Lamps turn on to any dimmed level without flashing tofull brightness

• Low harmonic distortion throughout the entire dimmingrange

• Frequency of operation ensures that ballast does notinterfere with infrared devices

• End-of-lamp-life protection circuitry ensures safeoperation throughout entire lamp life

• Ultra-quiet operation• Nonvolatile memory restores all ballast settings after

power failure• Ballasts maintain consistent light output for differing

lamp lengths (i.e. 4’, 3’, 2’ have same relative output)• 100% performance tested at factory

Digital electronic dimming ballasts maximize thebenefits of a lighting management system. EcoSystemBallasts offer 100% to 10% dimming; ideal for usewhere saving energy, increasing flexibility, andmaximizing productivity are the goals of the lightingdesign.

EcoSystem case type G

EcoSystem case type J

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Specifications

Environment

• Minimum lamp starting temperature: 50 °F (10 °C)• Temperature operating range: 50-140 °F (10-60 °C)• Relative humidity: less than 90% non-condensing• Sound Rating: inaudible in a 27 dB ambient• Maximum ballast case temperature: 75 °C (167 °F)

Ballast Wiring & Mounting

• Ballast is grounded by a mounting screw to the fixture• Terminal blocks on the ballast accept the following wire

gauges:Power Wiring, Lamp Wiring, and EcoSystem Bus:

only one #18 AWG solidClass 2 Sensors:

only one #22 AWG solid• Only one wire per terminal• Class 2 sensor wiring must be separated from all

power and Class 1 wiring, consult all applicable localand national codes.

• See Class 2 Sensor Wiring Details page• Ballast mounts using two screws (or sheet metal

feature and one screw) within a fluorescent fixture.

Lamp Seasoning

Refer to your lamp company for lamp seasoningrequirements prior to dimming.

Standards

• UL Listed (evaluated to the requirements of UL935)• CSA certified (evaluated to the requirements of C22.2

No. 74)• Class P thermally protected• Meets ANSI C82.11 High Frequency Ballast Standard• Meets FCC Part 18 Non-Consumer requirements for

EMI/RFI emissions• Meets ANSI C62.41 Category A surge protection

standards up to and including 4 kV• Manufacturing facilities employ ESD reduction

practices that comply with the requirements ofANSI/ESD S20.20

• Lutron Quality Systems registered to ISO 9001.2000

Performance

• Operating Voltage: 120 or 277 V~ at 60 Hz• Grounding: ballast and fixture must be properly

grounded for proper dimming. • Dimming Range: 100% to 10% measured relative light

output• Lamp Starting: programmed rapid start• Lamp Current Crest Factor: less than 1.7• Light Output Variation: Constant ±2% light output for

line voltage variations of ±10%• Lamp Life: Average lamp life meets or exceeds rating

of lamp manufacturer• Ballast Factor: greater than .85 for T8 lamps and equal

to 1.0 for T5 lamps• Power Factor: 0.95 minimum• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): Less than 20%• Inaudible in a 27 dBA ambient• Maximum Inrush Current: 3 A per ballast at 277 V~,

7A per ballast at 120 V~• Class 2 Output: +20V , 50mA max.

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Digital Ballast Models

120 VOLTS 277 VOLTS

Lamp Lamps Ballast BallastWatts per Case Current Current(length) ballast Type (Amps) Model Number (Amps) Model Number

17 W 1 J .19 EC5 T817 J 120 1 .08 EC5 T817 J 277 1(24'') 2 J .31 EC5 T817 J 120 2 .15 EC5 T817 J 277 2



2 G -- -- .21 EC5 T832 G 277 2L3 G -- -- .31 EC5 T832 G 277 3L



28 W 1 J .28 EC5 T528 J 120 1 .12 EC5 T528 J 277 1(45.3”) 2 J .53 EC5 T528 J 120 2 .23 EC5 T528 J 277 2

24 W 1 J .26 EC5 T524 J 120 1 .13 EC5 T524 J 277 1(21.5'') 2 J .45 EC5 T524 J 120 2 .20 EC5 T524 J 277 2

39 W 1 J .38 EC5 T539 J 120 1 .17 EC5 T539 J 277 1(33.4'') 2 J .76 EC5 T539 J 120 2 .31 EC5 T539 J 277 2

54 W 1 J .50 EC5 T554 J 120 1 .22 EC5 T554 J 277 1(45.3'') 2 J 1.0 EC5 T554 J 120 2 .43 EC5 T554 J 277 2

LampType

T8 linearand U-bent

T5 linear

T5 HO linearhigh output

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EcoSystem Ballast Case Dimensions

G Case DimensionsA = 9.5'' (241 mm)B = 8.9'' (226 mm)C = 7.1'' (180 mm)D = 1.0'' (25 mm)E = 2.38'' (60 mm)

A

E

DBC

AB

CED

F

J Case DimensionsA = 18.0'' (457 mm)B = 17.68'' (449 mm)C = 6.82'' (173 mm)D = .394'' (10 mm)E = 1.0'' (25 mm)F = 1.18'' (30 mm)

G Case

J Case

G case ballasts ship with 36'' leads for lamp connections and 18''leads for Hot, Neutral, E1 and E2 connections

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EcoSystem Ballast Wiring Diagrams

Wiring to Three Lamps (G case shown)

BLUBLU

REDRED

YELYEL

N/CN/C

Wiring to Two Lamps (G case shown)

BLUBLU

REDRED

YELYEL

B/WB/W

BLUBLU

REDRED

Wiring to One Lamp (J case shown)

NOTICE

• Maximum ballast to lamp socket lead length is 7' (2 m)• Wire colors shown are labeled on the ballast, but may vary depending upon fixture construction• Only ballasts in the G case are provided with leads

Red

Red

Red

Blue

Blue

Blue

Yellow

Yellow

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Class 2 Sensor Wiring Details

Fixture Manufacturers:

• UL 1598 6.17.1 allows:Factory installed power limited wiring and branchcircuit wiring that come in random contact within theluminaire shall have insulation rated for the maximumvoltage that exists in any of the circuits. (EcoSystemballast circuits require minimum 600V insulated wire)

• UL 1598 6.17.2.1 requires:Luminaires designed for the field installation of powerlimited circuits shall be provided with a means ofsegregating or separating the field-installed powerlimited circuit wiring from the branch circuit wiringwithin the luminaire (see UL 1598 6.17 for details)

Lutron Requires:

• Keep class 1 and class 2 wiring separate.• Where separation is not possible, use a 600V

insulated cable with a shield. Connect the shield toground to provide better noise immunity for lowvoltage circuits.

Electrical Contractors and Engineers:

• All field installed Class 2 wiring must be separatedfrom line voltage wiring by at least 0.25 in (6.4 mm)

• Some local electrical codes require Class 2 wiring tobe separately routed in a metal conduit

• Ballasts Class 2 Sensor terminals only accept #22AWG solid conductors

• UL 1598 6.17.2.2 requires that:Class 2 wiring within fixtures must be permanentlyseparated a minumum 0.25 in (6.4 mm) by:

a) separate entries for field installed branch circuitwiring and power limited wiring, and

b) reliable routing of the conductors within theluminaire; or

c) barriers that comply with UL 1598 6.17.2.3 and6.17.2.4.

Lutron Requires:

• Keep class 1 and class 2 wiring separate.• Where separation is not possible, use a 600V

insulated cable with a shield. Connect the shield toground to provide better noise immunity for low voltagecircuits.

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EcoSystem Ballast Wiring Diagrams (continued)

+20V

DaylightOccIR

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G Case Terminals

Daylight Sensor

#22AWG solid only

Wiring to a Daylight Sensor

• Sensor wiring summary:

Sensor Wire Ballast Terminal Terminal ColorRed +20 V RedBlack Common BlackWhite IR WhiteYellow Daylight Yellow

• Make sure that the supply breaker to the Digital Ballastis OFF when wiring

• Connect the four conductors to the four Digital Ballastterminals as shown

• Daylight sensor must be placed within 50' (15 m) ofthe ballast

• Ballast Class 2 terminals only accept one #22 AWGsolid wire

+2

0V

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(#22 AWG Solid)

Occ

J Case Terminals

Daylight Sensor

#22AWG solid only

Notes

• Consult the daylight sensor specification sheet toproperly locate the sensor

• Do not place the sensor above pendant fixtures,directly below lighting fixtures, or within skylight wells

• When wiring both a wallstation and daylight sensor toone ballast, only connect the IR wire (white) from thekeypad, cap off the white wire from the daylight sensor

• All sensor and wallstation wiring is Class 2. Follow allapplicable national and local codes for proper circuitseparation and protection.

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Wiring to a Lutron Occupant Sensor (LOS-XX)

• Sensor wiring summary:

Sensor Wire Ballast Terminal Terminal ColorRed +20 V RedBlack Common BlackBlue Occ Blue


• Connect the three conductors to the three ballastterminals as shown

• Occupant sensor must be placed within 50' (15 m) ofthe ballast


+20V

DaylightOccIR

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Cla

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OccupantSensor

#22AWG solid only

+2

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Class 2

(#22 AWG Solid)

Occ

J Case Terminals

OccupantSensor

#22AWG solid only


Notes

• Occupant sensors from other manufacturers may beused with EcoSystem ballasts if the sensor meets thefollowing criteria:Vin = +20V , current draw less than 35 mA

• If other manufacturer’s occupant sensors are usedterminal colors and sensor wire colors may not match


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G Case Terminals

IR Receiver

#22AWG solid only

Wiring to an IR Receiver and Wallstation

• Wiring summary:

Sensor Wire Ballast Terminal Terminal ColorRed +20 V RedBlack Common BlackWhite IR White


• Connect the three conductors to the three DigitalBallast terminals as shown

• Receiver must be placed within 50' (15 m) of theballast


+2

0V

Da

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IRCo

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Class 2

(#22 AWG Solid)

Occ

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IR Receiver

Notes

• Only one wallstation or IR receiver can be wired to adigital ballast

• A wallstation cannot be wired to the same digitalballast as an IR receiver

• If a daylight sensor and wallstation/IR receiver areconnected to one ballast, do not connect the daylightsensor’s IR output


Wallstation

Wires to Digital Ballast

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Multiple Sensors with One Ballast

• EcoSystem ballasts accept up to 3 sensor inputseach. A single ballast accepts wiring for one daylightsensor input, one occupant sensor input and one IRinput (wallstation or IR receiver)

• EcoSystem daylight sensors have IR outputs that allowthe device to operate as a programming port. Inapplications where a daylight sensor and wallstationare wired to the same ballast, do not connect thewhite wire of the daylight sensor to the ballast. Thewallstation operates as the programming port throughits integral IR receiver.

• Use the chart below as a guide for wiring multipledevices to a ballast.


Daylight sensor Occupant Wallstation or Daylight Sensor(with IR) sensor IR receiver (no IR)

Daylight sensor(with IR)

Occupantsensor

Wallstation orIR Receiver

Daylight sensor(no IR)

+2

0V

Da

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Class 2

(#22 AWG Solid)

Occ

YYYYYY

YYYY

YYYY

YY

NN

NN

NN NNNN

NN

NN

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Notes

• The EcoSystem Bus Supply does not have to belocated at the end of the Digital Loop

• E1 and E2 wires are not polarity sensitive• EcoSystem Bus length is limited by the wire gauge

used for E1 and E2 as follows:Wire Gauge Bus Length (max)#12 AWG 2,200' (670 m)#14 AWG 1,400' (427 m)#16 AWG 900' (274 m)

E1E2

NEU

HOT

DH277 V

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E1E2

NEU

HOT

DH

277 V~

Class 2B

us

To the EcoSystemBus Supply & up to64 total ballasts

Ballast Terminals

Ballast Terminals


EcoSystem Bus Overview

• The EcoSystem Bus wiring (E1 and E2) connects thedigital ballasts together to form a lighting controlsystem

• Each EcoSystem Bus supports up to 64 digitalballasts, 32 occupant sensors, 8 daylight sensors,and 64 wallstations or IR receivers

• E1 and E2 (EcoSystem bus wires) are polarityinsensitive and can be wired in any topology

• An EcoSystem Bus Supply provides power for theEcoSystem Bus and supports system programming

• All EcoSystem Bus programming is completed byusing the EcoSystem Programmer

EcoSystem Bus Wiring

• Ballast EcoSystem Bus terminals only accept one #18AWG solid wire

• Make sure that the supply breaker to the Digital Ballastand EcoSystem Bus Supply is OFF when wiring

• Connect the two conductors to the two Digital Ballastterminals E1 and E2 as shown

• Using two different colors for E1 and E2 will reduceconfusion when wiring several ballasts together

• The EcoSystem bus may be wired Class 1 or Class 2.Consult applicable electrical codes for proper wiringpractices

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E1E2

NEU

HOT

DH

277 V~

Class 2B

us

E1E2

NEU

HOT

DH

277 V~

Class 2B

us

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3-Wire Dimmer

White

3-Wire Dimmer Wiring

EcoSystem Ballasts and 3-wire dimmers

• Lutron 3-wire dimmers only control a ballast it is wiredto; EcoSystem does not support grouping of 3-wirecontrol input

• EcoSystem Bus must be wired to the ballast andpowered for 3-wire control to operate the ballast

3-Wire Control Wiring


• Wire as shownLine input: Connects to:Hot Dimmer Black WireNeutral Dimmer White WireDimmer wire: Connects to:Yellow Ballast Orange (DH)Red Ballast Black (HOT)White Ballast White (NEU)Green Earth Ground

• EcoSystem ballast line voltage and 3-wire inputterminals only accept one #18 AWG solid wire

Emergency and 3-wire

• EcoSystem ballasts controlled by a wallbox dimmershould not be used for emergency/egress lightingunless an external emergency ballast is used in thefixture. See Lutron Ap. Note #50.

• EcoSystem ballasts may be used foremergency/egress lighting when controlled by aLutron dimming panel (GP); where the panel is adedicated emergency panel.

Notice

3-Wire control turns off digital ballasts when the controlis in the off position. The digital ballast inputs: daylightsensor, wallstation, occupant sensor, and IR receiverwill not function when the digital ballast is turned off.

Red

Bla

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Green

Yellow

Ora

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Neutral Whi

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Ground

Hot / Black

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Lamp Mounting for T5

Keep lamp 3/8'' ± 1/8'' away from the grounded metalsurface.

Lamp Mounting for T8

May fluorescent lamp sockets are available withmounting slots to vary the height of the lamp awayfrom the grounded metal fixture surface. Use theseslots to get the outside edge of the lamp to be 1/2'' ± 1/4'' away from the grounded metal surface.

Having a lamp too close to the grounded metal willmake the minimum intensity too low and will reducelamp life. Having a fluorescent lamp too far away fromthe grounded metal will make the lamp flicker or notturn on at all.

Ballast/Socket Leads

Lead lengths from ballast to socket must not exceed7' (2 m) for T5 lamps.

Lamp Sockets

Lamp sockets as per IEC 60400 are required toensure positive lamp-pin to socket contact. T5 linearlamps require rotary locking sockets.

Attention Electricians and Fixture Manufacturers

Lamp Seasoning

Consult lamp manufacturer’s recommendations onlamp seasoning prior to dimming

Further Information

For further information please visitwww.lutron.com/ecosystem or contact our 24-hourTechnical Support Center at1-800-523-9466

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C-SR-M1-1 7.18.06

Daylight SensorC-SR-M1-WHEcoSystemTM

Fixture Mountable Daylight Sensor

This daylight sensor is designed specifically to workwith Lutron’s EcoSystem to implement daylightharvesting. It allows the EcoSystem to automaticallydim the lights when the available daylight is high andbrighten the lights when the available daylight is low inorder to maintain a specific light level in the space. Anintegrated IR receiver resides within the sensor toallow access to the system for advancedprogramming.

Features

• Photopic response matches human eye• Mounts easily on any ceiling tile or fixture with 3/8 in.

(10mm) diameter hole• Threaded mounting stud (may be shortened for

applications with limited fixture height)• Calibrated for daylight sensitivity through the Lighting

Control System to which it is attached• Receives IR signals and transfers them to an

EcoSystem Digital Ballast or Ballast Module• The Infrared Receiver receives IR programming signals

from up to 8 ft away.• Constructed of flame retardant material with UL94 HB

rating• Meets IEC 801-2. Tested to withstand 15kV

electrostatic discharge without damage

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Specifications

Standards

• Designed for Class 2 operation only. Voltages do notexceed 35VDC. Complies with requirements of NFPA70, of the National Electric Code (NEC)

• Follow all applicable national and/or local wiringregulations when installing this sensor

• Designed to give a linear response to changes inviewed light level

• For use with Lutron EcoSystem products only

Power

• Operating Voltage: Low-voltage Class 2, 20VDC• Analog Signal: 0 - 2 mA• IR Output: 0-20VDC

Environment

• Temperature: 32-113°F (0-45°C)• Relative humidity: less than 90% non-condensing

• Sensor lead length = 4” (101mm) minimum beyondthreaded stud.

• Total wire length from sensor to device must notexceed 200 ft (61m).

• Threaded Stud Diameter = 3/8” (9.5mm) maximum.• Use 3/8-16 nut (provided) for mounting.

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1.25” (32mm)

0.69” (17mm)

1.18” (30mm)

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Mounting

Determine the proper location of the DaylightSensor using the adjacent diagrams.

• The arrow on the Daylight Sensor points toward thearea viewed by the sensor

• Place the daylight sensor so its viewing area iscentered upon the nearest window at a distance ofbetween 1-2 H from the window

• The effective window height, H, starts 3 feet up fromthe floor or at the window sill, whichever is higher, andends at the top of the window.

• Ensure that the view of the Daylight Sensor is notobstructed

• Do not position the Daylight Sensor in the well of askylight or above indirect lighting fixtures

Mounting the Daylight Sensor

• Drill a 3/8 in. (10mm) diameter hole in the ceiling tileor pendant fixture

• Thread the wires through the hole• Install the Daylight Sensor into the hole• Secure the Daylight Sensor with the mounting

hardware provided (hand tighten only).

Note - If the stem of the Daylight Sensor must beshortened due to its location (for instance, in apendant fixture) this should be done prior to wiring.

Arrow points toward the area viewedby the sensor

3ft (0.9m)

H

1-2H

Bottom of sensor

H = Effective Window Height

Wiring to an EcoSystem Ballast

• Connect the sensor’s wires as described:Wire TerminalRed 20VDC Black CommonYellow DaylightWhite IR Signal

• Make sure that the supply breaker to the controlsystem is OFF

• Only #22AWG solid wire for ballast terminals• If IR Output is not required or used by a keypad input,

the white wire should be capped.

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Ceiling Tile or FixturePendant Fixture

Daylight Sensor

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C-PDA-CLR 7.05.05

ProgrammerC-PDA-CLREcoSystemTM

EcoSystem Programmer

The EcoSystem Programmer is the key to an intelligentEcoSystem. Capable of adjusting EcoSystem to the needsof any space, the Programmer allows users to define lightlevels, adjust sensor & control preferences, set groups, andadjust multiple settings on every ballast. On the side offlexibility, the Programmer allows re-purposing of any spacethrough programmed groups that do not require costly re-wiring of a space. The Programmer now allows the abilitiesof a team of electricians to fit in the palm of your hand.

Features• No limit to number of ballasts it can program• Password protected for system integrity• Wireless infrared communication with lighting system• Handles programming changes for all sensors, wall controls,

and ballasts• Simple user interface allows programming without training or

guidebook

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C-PDA-CLR 7.05.05

ProgrammerC-PDA-CLREcoSystemTM

Specifications

• Transmits infrared signal a minimum of 8 feet • Attached stylus for screen item selection• Connection cord for synching with computer to

download data and software• Rechargeable battery

DimensionsW: 3.00” (76mm)H: 4.75” (212mm)D: 0.50” (13mm)

Functionality

Lighting Control• Personal control of the light level of individual

fixtures or groups of fixtures from 100% to 10%brightnessbrightness

Device Setup• Daylight Sensor: Setup the amount of natural

versus daylight that will illuminate a room• Occupant Sensor: Setup the Time-out length,

Occupied level and Unoccupied Level• Wall Control: Setup the scene levels for each

button of the wall stations

Grouping• Setup IR/Wall Control, daylight, and occupant

sensor fixture groups so that sensors can affectmultiple ballasts

Ballasts• Diagnostics: This information needs to be

gathered• Configuration: Set Maximum level, Minimum

level, Fade time, Burn-In, or Emergency level foreach ballast or all ballasts on the system

• Replacement: Replace ballasts without anyreprogramming; Install a new ballast and theprogramming from the old ballast will betransferred to the new one

• Addressing: This begins the automaticaddressing of individual or multiple ballasts

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CC-4BRL-1 02.21.06

4-Button WallstationCC-4BRL-WHEcoSystemTM

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4-Button Wall Control with Raise/Lower

The 4-Button Wallstation recalls lighting presets for a groupof EcoSystem ballasts or ballast modules. They wallstationprovides a programming point for all devices in the system.The wallstation connects directly to the EcoSystem ballastor ballast module via low voltage wiring.

Features

• Wires Class 2 Low Voltage• Mounts easily in any single-gang wallbox• 4 Preset as well as All on and All off• Raise/Lower rocker controls all assigned ballasts• Built-in infrared receiver allows wallstation to be used as a

programming point for EcoSystem• Programming signals (IR) are received through the plastic

button (maximum distance of 10 feet)• Programming of control groups can be performed at the

wallstation• Programming of scene levels can be performed at the

wallstation• Multi-color LED to indicate button presses, programming

mode, and reception of infrared signals only• Green LEDs shall be on at all times and operate as a “night

light”• Red LEDs shall indicate programming mode is active• Fits any designer (Claro®) opening faceplates• Faceplate not included

Note

• Zone toggle and unaffected zone not supported in thismodel

• This product is designed to control a single ballast or groupof ballasts or modules

• A second 4B control in the same group will perform thesame function (recalls the same 4 scenes)

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Specifications

Standards

• Designed for Class 2 operation only. Voltages donot exceed 35 V . Complies with requirementsof NFPA 70, of the National Electric Code (NEC)

• Follow all applicable national and/or local wiringregulations when installing this wallstation

• For use with EcoSystem products only

Mechanical

• Gloss finish available in white• Green LED night light, red LED for programming• Programming transmissions (IR) received through

plastic button. (maximum distance = 10 ft)

Power

• Operating Voltage: Low-voltage Class 2, 20 V• Output Signal: 0 - 20 V• Current Draw: 20 mA maximum

Environment

• Temperature: 32-104 °F (0-40 °C)• Relative humidity: less than 90% non-condensing.

Dimensions

Notes

• Mounts in any single-gang wallbox• Has leads wire connection to ballast or module• Total wire length from keypad to device must not

exceed 50 ft (15 m)

Wiring to EcoSystem Ballast or Module

• Wire color designations:Red = 20 VBlack = CommonBlue = Signal (IR terminal on ballast

or Module)• Make sure that the supply breaker for the

EcoSystem device to which the control willbe connected is OFF.

• Connect the three conductors to theappropriate terminals of the EcoSystemballast or ballast module.

Wiring

Front Profile

0.06'' (1.6 mm)

2.5''(64 mm)

4.125''(105 mm)

1.75''(44.5 mm)

Red

Black

Blue

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