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Provide intelligent 3-way control automatically to lighting loads connected to the Leviton IPS15 and IPV15 sensors. The Leviton Universal Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor Remote provides multi-location control over a load which can be ideal for locations such as staircases or around corners. This PIR sensor covers a 900 sq. ft. space with a 180˚ field of view. The sensor remote will automatically respond when it detects motion while a push-button allows manual control of the load. An adjustable time delay setting allows you to adjust how long the load remains on from 30 seconds, 5 minutes, 15 minutes or 30 minutes.
Amperage (A) | 0 A |
|---|---|
Circuit Connection | 3-Way, Single Pole |
Color Family | White |
Color/Finish | White/ Ivory/ Light Almond |
Compatible Bulb Type | CFL, Halogen, Incandescent, LED |
Control Style | Push Button |
Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 900 |
Field of View | 180 Degrees |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Sensor Operation | Occupancy |
Voltage (V) | 120 V |
Wall Plate Included | No Wall Plate |
Certifications and Listings | CSA Certified, UL Listed |
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Manufacturer Warranty | 5 Year Limited |
Motion detection cannot be disabled. However, the load can be controlled manually by pressing the button.
These parts have different packaging, the included device is the same.
HI, There is basically no difference just production date.
Click and hold. Wait for light to blink. One blink is 1 minute, 2 blinks 2 minutes...etc. Directions are in the pack.
Yes, IF the fan does not draw more amperage than the sensor is rated for. I used this sensor to control a bathroom light and fan ceiling fixture and it works great.
YES.
As long as you have a single pole switch currently operating the fan. It works on motion, so it will automatically activate when motion is detected, as long as it’s installed where it’s in a clear and open area for maximum detection of motion.
Yes
That would depend if the second guest is moving near the sensor, if the guest is in a stall and the sensor does not sense any movement then it would shut off at the time the installer has it set for, it is adjustable at installation and can be changed when and if necessary, if the instruction sheet is saved.
Be aware, this is motion sensor, it's not body-heat sensor. Each time it sensors motion will turn on and stay on for around 2 to 5 minutes, regardless if there are more motion activities at the time, and then turned off. The situation you mentioned, I would suggest you to get a body-heat sensor light, instead.
The built in photo cell will only let it turn on when it gets dark.
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It works well but it would take another light sensor to keep it from daying.
Yes... IF all the lights are on the same circuit, wired in parallel, and the TOTAL draw on the circuit is UNDER the max load of the switch. To work effectively, the activity would need to remain within the motion-sensing range of the switch.
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