GE IMRSEN-W12 Manual Download Page 2

Catalog Number: RSEN-W12

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INSTALLATION

Coverage

The RSEN-W12 is designed for offices or small rooms up to
300 square feet. Although total coverage of minor motion is
450 square feet, wall switches are normally mounted off-center
in a room which reduces the coverage attainable.

Basic Installation Steps

1. Turn off power at the circuit breaker.
2. Wire and mount the switch in standard junction box.
3. Restore power to the circuit.
4. Adjust settings and test.

Location

When installing the RSEN-W12 in a new junction box, choose
the switch location carefully to provide optimum coverage of
the occupied area. When replacing an existing wall switch,
bear in mind that there must be a clear line of sight between
the sensor and the area to be covered. Avoid pointing the
switch directly into the hallway where it may detect passers-by.

Mounting

CAUTION: Before installing or performing any service
on an RSEN-W12, power must be turned off at the
circuit breaker panel.

The RSEN-W12 can replace one switch in any standard single
or double gang box. It may be installed in the same manner as
an ordinary wall switch. Wire the RSEN-W12 as described in
the wiring section.

Ratings

120 VAC  Ballast or Tungsten

Maximum Load: 800 Watts
Minimum Load: One ballast or one incandescent lamp

277 VAC  Ballast only

Maximum Load: 1200 Watts
Minimum Load: One ballast

Wiring

CAUTION: The RSEN-W12 is designed for use with
either 120 VAC or 277 VAC only. Do not use with any
other voltage. Do not wire to control receptacle circuits.

Verify that the connected load does not exceed the RSEN-W12
ratings. Use twist-on wire connectors for all connections. All
installations should be in compliance with the NEC and all
state and local electrical codes. The RSEN-W12 can be wired
to control both an exhaust fan and lighting provided the total
load does not exceed the maximum load rating (in Amps) for
the automatic wall switch.

One Circuit – One Lighting Load:

 Connect one wire to the

switchleg for the load. Connect the other wire to the hot lead.
Connections are not polarity sensitive.

One Circuit – Two Lighting Loads:

 The combination of

Load 1 and Load 2 must not exceed the maximum load rating.
Consult with the building manager and occupant to determine
which lights should be off (Load 2) when the toggle switch
adjacent to the RSEN-W12 is open (OFF).

Caution: If a room is wired for two circuits using two
separate hot leads, it is very important to connect only
one circuit to the RSEN-W12. Split one circuit into two
switchlegs and cap the unused hot lead inside the box.

The RSEN-W12 must always control Load 1, while its control
of Load 2 is selected manually by opening and closing the
toggle switch. Connect one wire to the switchleg for Load 1
and one side of the toggle switch for Load 2. Finally, connect
the other wire from the RSEN-W12 to the hot lead. Connec-
tions are not polarity sensitive.

SENSOR

25 (7.6)

20

(6.1)

24

(7.3)

30 (9.1)

feet (meters)

MOTION-AT-DESK COVERAGE

1

2

 STEP WALK COVERAGE

Sensor Coverage

Sensor Location

S

10' x 15OFFICE

Summary of Contents for IMRSEN-W12

Page 1: ...o motion is detected the lights will turn off automatically after the pre set time delay Following this a grace period of approximately ten seconds allows lights to be turned on again by motion At any time lights may be turned off while the room is occupied by pressing the touchplate The RSEN W12 is fully self resetting lights turned off manually in Automatic ON mode will stay off while the room r...

Page 2: ...20 VAC or 277 VAC only Do not use with any other voltage Do not wire to control receptacle circuits Verify that the connected load does not exceed the RSEN W12 ratings Use twist on wire connectors for all connections All installations should be in compliance with the NEC and all state and local electrical codes The RSEN W12 can be wired to control both an exhaust fan and lighting provided the tota...

Page 3: ...after the lights go out Walk normally back into the room and verify that the lights turn on automatically If not the Entry Range should be increased slightly Do not set higher than necessary 5 If the LED blinks when there is no movement in the room it is possible that the sensor is being activated by air flow from the HVAC system Reduce the Area Range setting until the LED goes off and stays off w...

Page 4: ...touchplate to verify the setting If set to Automatic ON mode the sensor may have been overridden by someone pressing the touchplate allow the RSEN W12 to time out to verify normal operation If the lights do not turn on after pressing the touchplate confirm that no other switches or equipment are interrupt ing or bypassing power to the sensor or the load If lights still do not turn on replace the R...

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