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Maestro®Occupancy sensing switch

To power the sensing circuit, occupancy sensing switches require a small flow of

current when the load is in the OFF state. This can be accomplished by connecting the

power supply return wire to ground or to neutral.

Local codes in certain municipalities require that a neutral conductor be run to the

switch box, regardless of construction. In one particular instance, installing occupancy

sensors that use the ground wire to function is not permitted.

The MS-OPS6M2U-DV and MS-VPS6M2U products allow the installer to configure the

device to connect to either ground or neutral.

• Toconnecttoground,simplyinstalltheproductinits"out-of-thebox"condition.

• Toconnecttoneutral,installthesuppliedwhitesleeveoverthegreenwire.

For more information about occupancy sensing switches and the National Electrical

code, see:

www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048469.pdf

Features

• PassiveinfraredsensorswithexclusiveLutron®XCTTM Technology for fine motion

detection

• 180°sensorfield-of-view

• Upto30ftx30ft(9mx9m)[900ft2(81m2)]majormotioncoverageand

20ftx20ft(6mx6m)[400ft 2(36m2)]minormotioncoverage

• OccupancyversioncanbesettoAuto-ON/Auto-OFForManual-ON/Auto-OFF

• VacancyversionavailabletomeetCATitle24requirements

• Adjustabletimeout(1,5,15,or30minutes)andhigh/lowsensitivityadjustment

• Occupancysensingswitchloads:incandescent,halogen,ELV,MLV,CFL,LED,magneticfluorescent,electronic

fluorescent, and fan.

Models available

MS-OPS6M2U-DV

MS-VPS6M2U-DV

MS-OPS6M2U-DV

MS-VPS6M2U-DV

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Specifications

Regulatory Approvals

• UL®Listed to U.S. and Canadian safety

requirements.

• NOMCertification(pending).

Power

• 120–277V~50/60Hz1

Key Design Features

• Alllightingloads.

• Crush/tamperresistantlens.

• Smartambientlightdetection.

• Adaptiveswitchingalgorithmforextendedrelaylife.

• XCTTM Technology for fine motion detection.

Environment

• Ambientoperatingtemperature:32°Fto104°F

(0°Cto40°C),0%–90%humidity,non-condensing.

Indoor use only.

Warranty

• 5-YearLimitedWarranty.ForadditionalWarranty

information, please visit www.lutron.com/

TechnicalDocumentLibrary/Sensor_Warranty.pdf

Additional Information

• ForMaestro®Occupancy sensing dimmer models,

please see Lutron®P/N 369270.

• ForotherMaestro®Occupancy sensing switch

models, please see Lutron®P/N 369666.

• ForusewithMA-AS,MSC-AS,MA-AS-277,or

MSC-AS-277tocontroltheloadfrommorethantwo

locations, please see Lutron®P/N 048435.

• Formoreinformation,pleaseseewww.lutron.com/

occvacsensors

• LutronTechnicalHotline:1.800.523.9466.

Advanced Features

Switching

Adaptivezerocrossfeaturemaximizesrelaylifeby

switchingatthepointofminimumenergyontheAC

powercurve.Activelyadaptstovariationsinrelay

timing.

XCTTM Technology

Advancedsensingtechnologyforfinemotion

detection ensures that the lights stay on while the

room is occupied, and that the sensor does not

turn on falsely when there is no occupancy in the

room. For more information, see www.lutron.com/

TechnicalDocumentLibrary/white%20paper%20

XCT%204-23-09%20B.pdf

1Maximum current ratings for individual models are provided in the Selection Matrixonpage4.

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Custom Settings

Ambient Light Detection

• Lightsturnononlyifnaturallightinroomislow.

• Smart—Ambientlightthresholdadjustspreciselyto

the user’s preference.

Instructions: If switch turns on when there is enough natural light, or if

switch does not turn on when there is not enough natural light, press

thelargebuttonwithin5secondsofenteringtheroom.Overtime,this

interaction will “teach” the switch your preferred setting.

Sensor Operation

• Occupancy/Vacancy:Auto-ON/Auto-OFFor

Manual-ON/Auto-OFF

• Vacancyonly:Manual-ON/Auto-OFFonly

Timeout Options

(SeeAdditional Featuresonpage4fordefaultsettings)

• 1Minute

• 5Minutes

• 15Minutes

• 30Minutes

Sensitivity Options

• Highsensitivity(default)

• Lowsensitivity

Auto-ON Options

(MS-OPSonly)

• Occupancy(default):Auto-ON/Auto-OFF

• Vacancy*:Manual-ON/Auto-OFF

• LowLight:Lightsturnononlyifneeded(ifambient

lightisbelowthreshold)

 *Thereisa15-secondgraceperiodthatbeginswhenthelightsare

automatically turned off, during which the lights will automatically turn

back on in response to motion. This grace period is provided as a safety

and convenience feature in the event that the lights turn off while the

room is still occupied, so that the user does not need to manually turn

thelightsbackon.After15seconds,thegraceperiodexpiresandthe

lights must be manually turned on.

Manual Off-While-Occupied Options

(MS-OPSonly—seeAdditional Featuresonpage4fordefaultsetting)

• Enabled

– WhentheOccupancysensingswitchismanually

turned off, the Occupancy sensing switch will not

turn the lights back on automatically while the

room is occupied.

– Oncetheroomisvacated,theAuto-ONfeature

returns to normal operation after the timeout

period has expired.

– Thismaybethepreferenceinconferencerooms

or classrooms while viewing presentations. This

feature requires motion to keep the lights off.

• Disabled

– WhentheOccupancysensingswitchismanually

turnedoff,theAuto-ONfeaturewillreturnto

normaloperationafter25seconds.

– Thismaybethepreferenceiftheuseralways

wants the lights to turn on upon entering and the

lights to turn off when the room is vacant.

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Selection Matrix

1XXinmodelnumberrepresentscolor/finishcode.

2OccupancysensorscanbeconfiguredasAuto-ON/Auto-OFForManual-ON/Auto-OFF.

VacancysensorsareconfiguredasManual-ON/Auto-OFFonly.

3Standardmechanical3-wayswitchcannotbecombinedwithcompanionswitch.

4CompanionswitchMA-AS,MSC-AS,MA-AS-277,orMSC-AS-277isrequiredformulti-locationinstallations(morethantwolocationscontrollingthesame

lightingcircuit).Uptoninecompanionswitchesmaybeconnected.

5Thegreenwirecanbeconnectedtogroundor,whencoveredbythewhitesleeve,canbeconnectedtoneutral(seeillustrationsonpage7).

Crush/tamper-resistant lens

Ambient light detection

Switching

XCTTM technology

Manual off-while-occupied default setting

Default timeout (minutes)

Model Number1

MS-OPS6M2U-DV-XX Smart Adaptive Enabled 15

MS-VPS6M2U-DV-XX Smart Adaptive 15

Additional Features

1XXinmodelnumberrepresentscolor/finishcode.

Vacancy only2(Title 24 compliant)

Single-pole only Single-pole /

3-way

capability

Works with standard mechanical 3-way switch3

Works with companion switch3, 4

All lighting loads (120 V~only)

Max

current rating

All lighting loads (120 – 277 V~only)

Fan (120 V~)

Light + Fan (120 V~)

Neutral or ground wire required for functionality5

Off-state power

Minimum load required

Model Number1

MS-OPS6M2U-DV-XX   6A 3A 3A 

MS-VPS6M2U-DV-XX    6A 3A 3A 

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5ft

(1.5m)

10ft

(3m)

15ft

(4.5m)

20ft

(6m)

25ft

(7.5m)

30ft

(9m)

Horizontal Beam Diagram

5ft

(1.5m)

5ft

(1.5m)

10ft

(3m)

10ft

(3m)

15ft

(4.5m)

15ft

(4.5m)

20ft

(6m)

20ft

(6m)

25ft

(7.5m)

25ft

(7.5m)

30ft

(9m)

30ft

(9m)

Vertical Beam Diagram

4ft

(1.2m)

00 10ft

(3m)

15ft

(4.5m)

20ft

(6m)

25ft

(7.5m)

30ft

(9m)

NEMA WD7 Coverage

5ft

(1.5m)

5ft

(1.5m)

10ft

(3m)

10ft

(3m)

15ft

(4.5m)

15ft

(4.5m)

5ft

(1.5m)

Majormotioncoverage:900ft2(81m2)

Minormotioncoverage:400ft2(36m2)

Occupancy Sensing Switch Placement and Operation

• TheabilityoftheOccupancysensingswitchtodetectmotionrequiresline-of-sightofroomoccupants.The

Occupancy sensing switch must have an unobstructed view of the room.

• HotobjectsandmovingaircurrentscanaffecttheperformanceoftheOccupancysensingswitch.

• TheperformanceoftheOccupancysensingswitchdependsonatemperaturedifferentialbetweentheambient

roomtemperatureandthatofroomoccupants.WarmerroomsmayreducetheabilityoftheOccupancysensing

switch to detect occupants.

Definitions

Major motion: movement of a person entering or passing through an area.

Minor motion:movementofapersonoccupyinganareaandengaginginsmallactivities(e.g.,reachingfora

telephone,turningthepagesofabook,openingafilefolder,pickingupacoffeecup).

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Dimensions

Measurementsshownas:in(mm).

Front View Side View

11⁄16

(119)

15⁄16

(75)

1⁄8

(30)

5/16(8)

1/8(3)

Mounting

WallplateAdapter/Wallplate

(soldseparately)

Occupancy Sensing SwitchWallbox

Mounting screws Adaptermountingscrews

Operation

MS-OPS6M2U-DV

MS-VPS6M2U-DV

Sensor Lens

Sensor LED(behindlens)

Pulses during configuration

of custom settings and in

the Test mode.

Tapswitch

Tapon/off

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Slide white sleeve over green wire until flush with

back cover.

White(connectstoNeutral)

Converting Ground Wire to Neutral Wire

The green wire can be connected to ground or, when covered by the white sleeve, can be connected to neutral.

Blue(3-way)

Black(hot/switchedhot)

Green(connectstoGround)

Whitesleeve

Bare: always connect to ground

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Wiring Diagrams: Single-Location Installations

Wiring Diagram 1: Connect occupancy sensing switch to ground

Single-Location Installation (120-277 V~)1, 2

-OPS6M2U-DV

3, -VPS6M2U-DV

120-277V~

50/60Hz

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Blue

Bare

Black Black

Occupancy

sensing switch

Wiring Diagram 2: Connect occupancy sensing switch to neutral

Single-Location Installation (120-277 V~)1, 2

-OPS6M2U-DV4, -VPS6M2U-DV4

Occupancy

sensing switch

120-277V~

50/60Hz White

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Blue

Bare

Black Black

1 Whenusingcontrolsinsinglelocationinstallations,tightentheblueterminalorcapbluewire.DoNOTconnecttheblueterminal/wiretoanyotherwireortoground.

2 Fanloadappliesto120V~only(notforusewith277V~).

3Green wire is connected to ground.

4 Wirecoveredbywhitesleeveisconnectedtoneutral.

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1Only one Occupancy sensing switch can be used per multi-location circuit.

2 Asinglestandardmechanical3-wayswitchorupto9companionswitchesmaybeconnectedtomostOccupancysensingswitches.Standardmechanical3-way

switchcannotbecombinedwithcompanionswitch.Totalblueterminalwirelengthmaybeupto150ft(46m).

3 Fanloadappliesto120V~only(notforusewith277V~).

4Green wire is connected to ground.

Wiring Diagram 3: Connect occupancy sensing switch to ground

3-way Installation with Standard Mechanical 3-way Switch (120-277 V~)1, 2, 3

-OPS6M2U-DV

4, -VPS6M2U-DV

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Occupancy sensing

switch

Green screw

Ground

120-277V~

50/60Hz

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Standard

mechanical 3-way

switch

Black

Jumper wire

BareDifferent color screw

(Common)

Black

Blue

Ground

Occupancy

sensing switch

Green

Ground

120V~

50/60Hz

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Standard

mechanical 3-way

switch

Black Jumper wire

Bare Different color screw

(Common)

Green screw

Wiring Diagrams: 3-way Installations with Standard Mechanical 3-way Switch

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Wiring Diagram 4: Connect occupancy sensing switch to neutral

3-way Installation with Standard Mechanical 3-way Switch (120-277 V~)1, 2, 3

-OPS6M2U-DV4, -VPS6M2U-DV4

Black

Blue

White

Ground

Occupancy sensing

switch

Green screw

Ground

120-277V~

50/60Hz

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Standard

mechanical 3-way

switch

Black

Jumper wire

BareDifferent color screw

(Common)

Black

Blue

Ground

Occupancy

sensing switch

White

Ground

120V~

50/60Hz

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Standard

mechanical 3-way

switch

Black Jumper wire

Bare Different color screw

(Common)

Green screw

Wiring Diagrams: 3-way Installations with Standard Mechanical 3-way Switch (continued)

1Only one Occupancy sensing switch can be used per multi-location circuit.

switchcannotbecombinedwithcompanionswitch.Totalblueterminalwirelengthmaybeupto150ft(46m).

3 Fanloadappliesto120V~only(notforusewith277V~).

4 Wirecoveredbywhitesleeveisconnectedtoneutral.

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