© Universal Lighting Technologies | 1 Wall-Switch Sensors Ceiling Sensors Power Packs

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 2 Introduction to Sensors An occupancy sensor is a control device that detects occupancy and turns lighting (or other equipment) on or off automatically. Occupancy sensors continue to rank among the most popular component for lighting control solutions on the market today. Turning lights on only when needed, and off when not needed, just makes sense.

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 3 Introduction to Sensors There are multiple types of lighting occupancy sensor technologies: 1)Passive Infrared (PIR): Contains a detection element in the which senses infrared energy. The technology segments the lens between the detector and the coverage area and breaks the “field of view” into narrow segments. When a heat producing body enters a segment, or passes from one segment and into another, occupancy is detected. The lens is carefully designed and matched with the detector to optimize recognition of human presence and motion within the target coverage area. 2)Ultrasonic: Detects occupancy by emitting a high-frequency signal that is interpreted as motion when frequency changes. These sensors don’t need a direct line of sight since they can “sense” motion around a corner. 3)ADI-Voice: Contains an element that detects audio and applies signal processing technology to analyze sounds and recognize human voices. Used in applications where movements may be small but voice sounds may be sufficient to prevent false tripping. This technology is combined with a PIR sensor where PIR detection is required to initially close the contacts. 4)Dual Tech: Combines PIR and a second technology to reduce inadvertent turn-on and turn-off events.

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 4 The CENTO™ Family Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. recently expanded its product portfolio by introducing the CENTO™ line of occupancy sensors and vacancy sensors. The name CENTO™ represents the joining together of control with multiple energy efficient lighting technologies (CENTO™ Connects Energy Nodes To maximize energy savings and performance). The initial CENTO™ line includes: PIR wall-switch sensors, ceiling sensors and power packs. Functional options are diverse, from basic to feature-rich. Voltage options include line-voltage (120/277VAC & 347VAC) and low-voltage (24VAC pulse). Most wall-switch models come in multiple colors, and ceiling models are available with three different coverage patterns. Wall-Switch Sensors Ceiling Sensors Power Packs

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 5 CENTO™ Benefits  Easy to Install. Simple configuration using dials and DIP switches. Products are small in size.  Energy Efficient. Perfect for an energy efficient lighting solution. Reduces lighting energy costs by turning lights on when needed and off when not needed.  Wide Application. (see page 14 & 15). Ideal for spaces with irregular occupancy patterns and changing amounts of natural daylight. Family includes 347 volt.  Cost-Effective. Sensors pay for themselves quickly, even without rebates. But utility rebates may be available to support sensor purchases.  Control. Some models have photo sensors which inhibit turn-on when adequate natural light is available. Some have photo sensors with a 0-10V dimming function for daylight harvesting. Some have an auxiliary relay for coordinating with local HVAC equipment, fans, etc. And low-voltage sensors have a 'sensor- link' function, which coordinates multiple sensors to extend the coverage area.  Technology. Passive infrared sensing optimizes recognition of human presence and motion in the coverage area. Photo sensing exploits natural daylight, providing additional energy savings when enough ambient light is available.  Dependable. With proper placement, the range of PIR sensors is precise and dependable. Ceiling mount sensors are available with multiple coverage patterns. And, wall-switch sensors have a hardened lens to resist damage from vandalism.  Adjustable. Sensitivity settings help reduce false triggers. Easy to switch between possible automatic, manual, and override functions (occupancy (auto-on/auto-off) & vacancy (manual-on/auto-off) sensors). Ceiling sensors feature adjustable lenses for standard, extended & high-bay sensing ranges.  Aesthetic Appeal. All sensors are recessed and have a very low profile. Color variations are available for wall-switch models, and Universal can provide recommendations for matching wall plates.

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 6 The layout of the space should be considered carefully when selecting an occupancy sensor. There are different mounting options: Ceiling Mount  Offers cone shaped coverage pattern  Low profile lens and trim  Electronics body fits in a recessed octagon box  White Wall Mount  Offers wide angle coverage  Restrained lens and actuator elements  Decora switch body  White, Gray and Ivory color options Mounting & Coverage Types Wall Switch Ceiling Mount Wall Mount

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 7 Voltage Types Sensor contains an internal relay Controls lighting load directly UNV ( V) and 347V products available Both switch mount and ceiling mount line voltage products Power Pack Provides class 2 control power to one or more sensors Has an integral relay to control the lighting load Control Power Control Signal Sensors Gang of one or multiple sensors provide a single, coordinated on/off signal for the power pack Multiple sensors can control rooms much larger than the coverage area of a single sensor Both switch mount and ceiling mount low voltage sensors Line Voltage Low Voltage

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 8 Applications Areas to Consider:  Private Office  Private & Multi-Stall Restrooms  Utility Closet  Copier / Mail Room  Health Care Labs & Exam Rooms  Storage / File Rooms  Classrooms  Conference Rooms  Open Office Areas  Corridor / Hallway  Large Meeting Rooms  Cafeteria / Lunch Room  Employee Break Room  Light assembly  Warehouse  Locker Room  Janitor’s Closet Universal’s PIR sensor products will be used in general commercial and industrial applications. Look for spaces where it makes sense to assure a lights-off condition when unoccupied, especially areas that are likely to be left on overnight or areas that are not continuously in use. OfficesClassroomsWarehouses Meeting Rooms Closets, Halls

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 9 Switch Mount Sensors Commercial Grade Components for long term reliability Straightforward wiring for quick installation Factory configured for the most common applications Dip Switches and Dials for advanced functionality Photo Sensor for natural daylight control (some models) Vandal Resistant Lens CENTO low voltage sensors are only compatible with CENTO power packs Product Offering – Line Voltage & Low Voltage V & 347V Line Voltage – Low Voltage 24VAC, Class 2 – Single-Pole and 2-Pole – White, Gray, and Ivory Colors – Occupancy and Vacancy Versions – Configurable Photo Control Options – Latching Relay for line voltage products No minimum holding required

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 10 Switch Mount Sensors

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 11 Ceiling Mount Sensors Commercial Grade Components for long term reliability Straightforward wiring for quick installation Factory configured for the most common applications DIP switches and dials for advanced functionality Photo Sensor for natural daylight control (some models) Adjustable Lens Product Offering – Line Voltage & Low Voltage V & 347V Line Voltage – Low Voltage 24Vac, Class 2 – Standard, Extended, & Hi-Bay Lens range Options Hi-Bay is Low Voltage Only – Adjustable lens – Configurable Photo Control Options – Photo Dimming & Auxiliary Relay Low Voltage Only – Latching Relay for line voltage products No minimum holding required

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 12 Ceiling Mount Sensors

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 13 Power Packs Higher current rating – Higher than individual line voltage sensors Latching relays – No minimum holding current required Wiring occurs within the J-Box – Threaded nipple provides simple mounting – Wiring occurs within the J-Box The CENTO Power Pack is only compatible with CENTO sensors

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 14 Switch Mount Operations CENTO™ line voltage sensors draw control power directly from the lighting circuit they are intended to control. When in operation the sensor will detect initial motion using Passive Infrared (PIR); once motion is detected, the internal contact will close. Motion through PIR is used to maintain the occupied condition as long as occupants remain within coverage range and line of sight of sensor. Low voltage sensors obtain 24VAC control power from a CENTO power pack. Sensing and control functions are similar to line voltage sensors, but without an internal contact. Instead, a directional control pulse is returned to the power pack to open or close its internal relay. “P” Models use the photo sensor to prevent contact closure when natural daylight is sufficient.

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 15 Line Voltage Switch Sensor Wiring Note: Restroom Mode (2-pole models / DIP Switch 8) DIP #8 = DOWN (Synchronized) Pole 1 & Pole 2 are controlled together DIP #8 = UP (Offset) Pole 1 & Pole 2 both turn ON when occupancy is detected Pole 2 time delay exceeds pole 1 by an additional 50% (Both poles should be operated from the same circuit) Application Example: Light on Pole 1, Fan on Pole 2, time delay 10min - Light stays on 10 min after last occ. detection - Fan stays on 15 min after last occ. detection

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 16 Ceiling Mount Operation CENTO line voltage sensors draw control power directly from the lighting circuit they are intended to control. When in operation the sensor will detect initial motion using Passive Infrared (PIR); once motion is detected, the internal contact will close. Motion through PIR is used to maintain the occupied condition as long as occupants remain within coverage range and line of sight of sensor. Low voltage sensors obtain 24VAC control from a CENTO power pack. Sensing and control functions are similar to line voltage sensors, but without an internal contact. Instead, a di

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 17 Line Ceiling Mount Sensor Wiring Sensor Location Guidelines To optimize the performance of CENTO Sensors, please review the coverage pattern, range, and model to match with the application. Room dynamics will change when people and furniture are occupying the space. In some rooms, after move in, some sensors may require adjustments. Ensure that the sensor is at least 30 inches away from air handlers/registers and not pointed directly at windows Sensor Location Guidelines for models with photo sensors Place outside the direct cone of light from fixtures and between 3 to 12 feet from a window As close as possible to the fixture being controlled Above the least illuminated space in the work area Away from lighting that is not being controlled by the sensor (Both poles should be operated from the same circuit)

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 18 Ceiling Mount Range Options Standard Range – 500 Sq Ft – Line & Low Voltage Extended Range – 2200 Sq Ft – Line & Low Voltage High Bay Range – 15’ to 40’ Ceiling Height – Low Voltage

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 19 Low Voltage Power Pack Wiring (Orange wire not used with only one sensor) BLUE WHITE RED 2-Pole Power Pack Additional sensor leads provide even greater functionality depending on the model - Auxiliary Relay V Dimming (Both poles should be operated from the same circuit) Single Pole Power Pack Black

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 20 DIP Switch DIP Switches provide added flexibility and customization Consult installation instructions for specific details

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 21 DIP Switch Functionality

© Universal Lighting Technologies | 22 Part Numbering Convention Product Class O: Occupancy Sensor V: Vacancy Sensor Housing Type C: Ceiling Mount S: Wall Switch Sensing Type R: Passive Infra-Red [PIR] Voltage Type U: Line Voltage/UNV ( V) 3: Line Voltage/347VAC P: Low Voltage/24VAC-Pulse #Poles 1: Occupancy Sensor 2: Vacancy Sensor Sensing Range S: Standard X 1 : Extended B 1 : High bay 1 Ceiling mount only Functional Options (blank): None P: Photo cell D: Dimming R: Auxiliary relay PR: Photo cell & aux relay DPR: Dimming, photo cell & aux relay Other Options N 1 : None L 1 : Low temp W 2 : White G 2 : Gray I 2 : Ivory 1 Ceiling mount only 2 Wall switch only Pack Code [3-Digit Suffix] 24C 1 : 24pc carton 56C 2 : 56pc carton 1 Ceiling mount only 2 Wall switch only Example: Two-pole ceiling-mount, low-voltage, PIR occupancy sensor with standard sensing range. Options: photo-dimming, auxiliary relay, low-temperature rating. Packaged in a 24pc carton. Note: The methodology described here does not describe power pack products

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