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CLW-SW1, SWS1, & SLVS1(W/A/B)

 

the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to 
correct the interference by one or more of the following 
measures: 

 

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 

 

Increase the separation between the equipment and 
receiver. 

 

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit 
different from that to which the receiver is connected. 

 

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV 
technician for help. 

Important Notes 

Read before installation. 

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Codes: Install in accordance with all local and 
national electrical codes. 
 
Alternate wiring methods may be used for the 
Class 2 wiring connection. The 2002 National 
Electrical Code (Article 725-55) prohibits Class 
2 conductors of the -SW1, -SWS1, and -SLVS1 
to occupy the same outlet box as the power 
conductors. The exception is Part D of Section 
725.55 of the 2002 National Electrical Code, 
which allows a device’s power conductors to be 
installed near (0.25 inch minimum spacing) 
associated Class 2 conductors in the same outlet 
box. Consult the 2002 National Electrical Code 
Handbook and your local electrical inspector 
before proceeding.  
 
Do not use the supplied butt-splice connectors if 
the Class 2 conductors are to be installed in the 
wallbox with the power conductors. Use 
approved connectors (supplied by others) to 
make Class 2 connections inside the wallbox. 

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CAUTION

:  TO REDUCE THE RISK OF 

OVERHEATING AND POSSIBLE DAMAGE 
TO OTHER EQUIPMENT, DO NOT INSTALL 
TO CONTROL A RECEPTACLE. 

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Wiring: Use copper wire only. For supply 
connection, use wires rated for at least 75°C. 

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Load Type: The -SW1, -SWS1, and -SLVS1 are 
designed for use with permanently installed 
incandescent, fluorescent (non-dimmable), low 
voltage, neon/cold cathode, HID, general 
purpose fan, or tungsten halogen lighting. 

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Temperature: The -SW1, -SWS1, and -SLVS1 
are designed to be used where temperatures are 
between 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C). 

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Wallboxes: Devices mount in standard 
wallboxes. For easy installation, Crestron 

recommends using 3 ½” deep wallboxes. Several 
devices can be installed in one wall box 
(multigang). This requires the removal of side 
sections (shown below) and the derating of the 
switching device. For a smooth appearance, one-
piece multigang faceplates (not supplied) can be 
installed. 

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Other Switch Devices: Mechanical 3- or 4-way 
switches will not work with the -SW1, -SWS1, 
or -SLVS1. 

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Spacing: If mounting one device above another, 
leave at least 4 ½” vertical space between them. 

Multigang Installations 

In multigang installations, several controls are grouped 
horizontally in one wallbox. For a smooth appearance, 
one-piece multigang faceplates (not supplied) can be 
installed. 

1.  When combining controls in a wallbox, remove 

inner side sections prior to wiring (refer to the 
following figure). 

Inner Sections of Multiganged Switches 

REMOVE INNER SECTIONS

DO NOT REMOVE OUTER SECTIONS

 

The load capacity must also be derated. The 
following charts provide derating information for 
various applications. 

Derating Information for Incandescent, Tungsten Halogen, 
and Electronic Low Voltage Applications 

Part Number

No Side 

Removed 

One Side 

Removed 

Two Sides 

Removed 

-SW1 1000W 

  600W  400W 

-SWS1 

1000W  

600W 

400W 

-SLVS1 

No Derating Necessary 

Installation Guide – DOC. 6251A 

Stand Alone Wall Box Dimmer:  CLW-SW1, SWS1, & SLVS1  

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Summary of Contents for CLS-SLVS1

Page 1: ...o a Cresnet system and cannot be used without a SWS1 The SLVS1 does not have a mode selection switch and is not programmable It emulates the operation of the SWS1 to which it is connected unless the m...

Page 2: ...9 68 cm 1 50 in 3 81 cm 2 70 in 6 86 cm 1 91 in 4 85 cm 1 75 in 4 45 cm This product is Listed to applicable UL Standards and requirements by Underwriters Laboratories Inc E239013 This device complie...

Page 3: ...res rated for at least 75 C Load Type The SW1 SWS1 and SLVS1 are designed for use with permanently installed incandescent fluorescent non dimmable low voltage neon cold cathode HID general purpose fan...

Page 4: ...om the mounting plate Use a file or sandpaper to remove any excess metal NOTE New installations should be checked for short circuits prior to installing the SW1 SWS1 or SLVS1 With power off close the...

Page 5: ...w voltage wires connected to the Crestron control system or a Crestron connection block device Push the wires and the splices into a hole in the drywall to provide the necessary separation 5 Push all...

Page 6: ...re changed from a personal computer PC via the Crestron Toolbox When setting the Net ID the Net ID of each unit must match an ID code specified in the SIMPL Windows program For more details refer to t...

Page 7: ...hange the Net ID if required The ID code specified in the SIMPL Windows program must match the Net ID of each unit In Programming Manager assign signal names to program the CLW SW1 to operate with the...

Page 8: ...Wiring a CLW SW S 1 To continue a circuit past a switched light fixture to one or more duplex receptacles connect the switch as shown in the following diagram Figure 2 Adding a Duplex Receptacle Past...

Page 9: ...teries and incandescent lamps are not covered This warranty extends to products purchased directly from CRESTRON or an authorized CRESTRON dealer Purchasers should inquire of the dealer regarding the...

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