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INSTALLATION 

Determine an appropriate mounting location for the FS‑705. 

Mount the FS‑705 on top of the cabinet in the center for 

equal coverage on either side. Place the front edge of the 

sensor at the front edge of the cabinet. Secure the sensor to 

the top of the cabinet with self tapping screws.

Power Pack mounted inside or attached 

to j-box or other suitable enclosure

protecting line voltage connections 

FS-C5 RJ45 coupler if needed

FS-C1 (10’) or FS-C3 (3’) cable

FS-705 at front 
edge of cabinet

Figure 1:   Installing on a freezer unit

BZ‑SERIES Power Packs

Attach a BZ‑SERIES power pack to a junction box through 

a ½ inch knock‑out. Install the power pack according to 

instructions provided with the unit.

WIRING

For custom configurations, including connections to 

dimming controls and building automation systems, 

contact Technical Support at 1-866-588-5473.

Low Voltage Connections

Connect the low voltage wiring to the power pack as shown in 

the wiring diagram for the power pack you are using. 

BZ‑50RC Power Pack

See Figure 2

BZ‑50 Power Pack

See Figure 3

BZ‑150 Power Pack

See Figure 4

Line Voltage Connections

1. Connect the black wire and one of the red wires to the 

non‑switched hot. 

2. Connect the white wire to the neutral.
3. Connect the other red to the switch leg.

FS-705 Sensor 

Use FS-C1 (shown)
or FS-C3 cable.

120/230/277VAC, 50/60Hz, 225mA output

20A ballast or incandescent load

Motor load: 1HP@120/240VAC

Class 2 power supply 

Model #:

BZ-50RC Power Pack

UL 2043 Plenum Rated

Santa Clara, CA • 800.879.8585

APPLIANCE

CONTROL

88T9

Line

Neutral

Load

Local OFF Switch

Feed-through

10' (3m)

Figure 2:  BZ‑50RC Power Pack connected to FS‑705 

using an FS‑C1 or FS‑C3 cable

CAUTION

 

 

ALWAYS MAKE SURE POWER 

IS OFF BEFORE WORKING 

WITH THE POWER PACK.

Call 800.879.8585 for Technical Support

www.wattstopper.com

NOTICE

 

 

Class 2 Device Wiring Only - Do Not Reclassify and 

Install as Class 1, 3 or Power and Lighting Wiring.

Wire connections shall be rated suitable for the 

wire size (lead and building wiring) employed.

NOTICE

 

 

Class 2 Device Wiring Only - Do Not Reclassify and 

Install as Class 1, 3 or Power and Lighting Wiring.

Wire connections shall be rated suitable for the 

wire size (lead and building wiring) employed.

Summary of Contents for FS-705

Page 1: ...time delay expires To connect to a dimming system contact Technical Support It is a low voltage device used in conjunction with a Watt Stopper 24VDC Class 2 power pack Coverage Pattern The sensor contains dual pyros and a lens providing 40 detection zones ensuring dense coverage within the detection area The sensor provides true 180 horizontal and 70 vertical coverage Side View of coverage pattern...

Page 2: ...50RC Power Pack See Figure 2 BZ 50 Power Pack See Figure 3 BZ 150 Power Pack See Figure 4 Line Voltage Connections 1 Connect the black wire and one of the red wires to the non switched hot 2 Connect the white wire to the neutral 3 Connect the other red to the switch leg FS 705 Sensor Use FS C1 shown or FS C3 cable 120 230 277VAC 50 60Hz 225mA output 20A ballast or incandescent load Motor load 1HP ...

Page 3: ...PIR Sensitivity adjustments are located on the back of the FS 705 under a removable cover The sensors are factory preset for maximum sensitivity and a 30 second time delay TEST OCCUPANCY SENSOR Important there is an initial warm up period It may take up to a minute for the sensor to warm up during the initial power up The sensor has an instant on feature This occurs during installation or after a ...

Page 4: ... the detector Is the Red LED on the power pack flashing If no check circuit breaker Check all wiring to power pack and all RJ45 connections between sensors and power pack Test a different sensor connected directly to the power pack If yes check wiring to power pack and all RJ45 connections between sensors and power pack The power pack LED will continuously blink to indicate that the Over Current M...

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