wiring an occupancy sensor

[broconne]

Also have a look at the sensor switch CM-9....

I had run across that one before. Looking at the diagram.. Does that need 8 conductors to function?

 

[felixrosbergen]

This one:

http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttac...amp;appName=IBE

Looks interesting. If you forget about the power pack the a 22/4 woudl do the trick.

I forget...are the alarm circuits on an ELK 24vdc? Maybe this will will with slightly lower or may you need to use a relay.

 

[charliebarns]

This one:

http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttac...amp;appName=IBE

Looks interesting. If you forget about the power pack the a 22/4 woudl do the trick.

I forget...are the alarm circuits on an ELK 24vdc? Maybe this will will with slightly lower or may you need to use a relay.

one power pack can run 4 sensors, so I have one power pack per floor. The power packs were $20. So 110V to the power pack, and then 18/4 from there to each occ sensor.

CB

 

[broconne]

This one:

http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttac...amp;appName=IBE

Looks interesting. If you forget about the power pack the a 22/4 woudl do the trick.

I forget...are the alarm circuits on an ELK 24vdc? Maybe this will will with slightly lower or may you need to use a relay.

one power pack can run 4 sensors, so I have one power pack per floor. The power packs were $20. So 110V to the power pack, and then 18/4 from there to each occ sensor.

CB

Those leviton ones looks nice.. I just wish they had some in a wall mounted model. I have some concerns about placement and turning lights on when people are outside of a room rather than in it.

 

[charliebarns]

Getting back to this, I'm going to use one of the occ sensors (as described in the first post) with a 24V relay (external). I've been looking around for relays and I wondered if the ELK-912B would work? Feed 24V (blue) to the relay along with the ground (black) and use the N/C on the relay to let the Omni pro II know there has been motion in the area?


CB