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Panel Wiring Instructions

WARNING: Shock Hazard. Turn power OFF to all circuits before installing any part of the 

dimming system. Wiring with the power on can result in death or serious personal injury.

   NOTICE: Verify that the panel is fed from the correct voltage. A feed miswire or loss of a feed 

neutral can cause damage to the equipment.

1. 

Pull dedicated feeds

. Each panel requires a 10 A dedicated feed. 

2. 

Power and control wires must be run in separate conduit or raceways.

 Run individual neutrals for input 

and each load circuit.

3. 

Use 10 A breakers. Do not exceed 2,1 kW per 10 A circuit. (350 W by 6 zones for 2,1 kW max)

4. 

Connect load wires to terminals DL1-DL6. Connect all load neutrals for each panel to the neutral 

terminals (N).  

  Load Types

  The panel can control incandescent, halogen (tungsten), magnetic low-voltage, and neon/cold cathode load 

types. Electronic low-voltage and fluorescent load types can be controlled with an appropriate interface.

•  Not all zones need to be connected; however, connected zones must have a load of at least 40 W.

•  No zone may be loaded with more than 350 W. Maximum load capacity for each panel is 2,1 kW.

•  Panel must not carry more than 8,75 A of total lighting load.

•  All Electronic Low-Voltage (ELV) lighting used with the Electronic Low-Voltage Interface must be rated for 

reverse phase control dimming

. Before installing an ELV light source, verify with the manufacturer that their 

transformer can be dimmed. When dimming, an Electronic Low-Voltage Interface 

MUST

 be used with the panel.

  Wiring Note

  Use the bottom right knockouts when pulling PELV wires into the main panel, all other knockouts for  

non-PELV use.

1. Strip 25 mm (1 in) of insulation from the PELV cable.

2. Strip 9 mm (3/8 in) of insulation from each wire.

3. Connect the PELV wires to the PELV terminal block. Make sure no bare wire is exposed after making 

connections.

4. The recommended installation torque is 0,4 N

m (3,5 in-lb) for PELV connections.

 (L) 220-240 V

(   )  Ground / Earth

Occ Sensors

OCC 

SIG

24 

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OCC 

COM

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Load

Load

Load

Load

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Load

MUX

MUX

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24 V

COM

 (N) Neutral

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Page 3: ...sing power interfaces Provides individual control of light sources Includes built in astronomic timeclock Includes one contact closure input and 24 V power for occupant sensors or other building manag...

Page 4: ...and local codes as necessary Mount panel so line mains voltage wiring is at least 1 8 m 6 ft from sound or electronic equipment and wiring Lutron recommends using 6 mm 0 25 in mounting bolts Allow 32...

Page 5: ...ntrolled with an appropriate interface Not all zones need to be connected however connected zones must have a load of at least 40 W No zone may be loaded with more than 350 W Maximum load capacity for...

Page 6: ...pply see model descriptions for details 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Panel 1 Non RF Panel with power supply Panels with power supplies can power up to 10 wallstations and cannot have terminal 2 tied to other panel...

Page 7: ...insulation from both twisted pairs in the wallbox Two 1 0 mm2 18 AWG conductors for common terminal 1 and 24 V terminal 2 These will not fit in terminals Connect as shown One shielded twisted pair 0...

Page 8: ...on type current probe The current probe should measure no more than 8 75 A 3 Turn loads ON for at least ten minutes If circuit breaker trips turn power OFF then locate and correct miswire or overload...

Page 9: ...ment and cables not provided Network Connections DIP Switches LED 1 Power LED 2 3 Unused LED 4 RS232 Link Tx LED 5 RS232 Link Rx LED 6 Data Link Tx LED 7 Data Link Rx Data Link to control units proces...

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Page 16: ...seeTouch MCB PELV 230 V 50 60 Hz 8 75 A 40 350 W 24 V 200 mA...

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