Lutron Electronics PAV6M-120, Installation Manual

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PRO AV DLC Control Units
operate up to six zones of lighting.
These units can control the intensity
of all the light sources in a room.
You can adjust the lights for any
activity with the press of a button or
from an AV Control System.
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PRO AV Digital Lighting Controller (DLC)
Installation Guide
Models PAV6M-120/PAV6S-120 PAV6M-230/PAV6S-230
IMPORTANT!
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Pro AV DLC lighting controls must be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with all applicable regulations. Improper wiring can result in
personal injury or damage to Pro AV lighting controls or other equipment.
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Always turn off circuit breaker/MCB or remove main fuse from power line before doing any work.
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To avoid overheating and possible damage to equipment, do not install dimming devices to dim receptacles, motor-operated appliances, or dimmable
fluorescent lighting not equipped with Lutron Hi-Lume
®
, Eco-10
™
, or Tu-Wire
™
Electronic Dimming Ballasts.
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When used with Low Voltage lighting, do not remove factory-installed bypass jumpers on load circuit terminals until load circuits are tested (see start-up
procedure on page 6.)
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The Pro AV DLC dimming modules are designed to operate in ambient temperatures between 0 °C-40 °C (32 °F-104 °F).
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To reduce the risk of overheating and possible damage to other equipment, the module must be mounted as shown. Failure to provide adequate space for
cooling may result in overheating and void the warranty.
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Module hums slightly during operation and the internal relay clicks when the circuit is turned on and off. Choose an installation location where these
sounds are acceptable.
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When used with low-voltage lighting, do not operate Pro AV DLC lighting controls with any lamps removed or burned out; Replace any burned out lamps
immediately. Use only low-voltage transformers that incorporate thermal protection or fused primary windings.
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Pro AV DLC lighting controls are designed for commercial indoor use only.
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T
his control uses Class 2/PELV wiring methods. Check with your local electrical inspector for compliance with national and local codes and wiring
practices.
(US Models)
(CE Models)
AV Control Systems