Enerlites MPC-50V-W Sensor Switch, PIR Occupancy/Vacancy, 120-277V, 360° Coverage, Indoor

Description

Enerlites MPC Sensor Switch — Indoor & PIR Occupancy/Vacancy

The Enerlites MPC-50V-W is an indoor sensor switch designed for efficient lighting control using PIR technology. This sensor switch, finished in a neutral color, operates at 120-277V and is suitable for commercial applications. It features a 360° field of view, providing up to 1200 sq. ft. of coverage, and is compatible with LED and fluorescent lights.

Key Features

• Voltage: Compatible with 120VAC/277VAC, 60Hz for broad application use.
• Load Ratings: Supports 800W resistive, 800VA at 120VAC, and 1600VA at 277VAC.
• Coverage: Offers a 360° field of view with a 1200 sq. ft. coverage area.
• Sensor Technology: PIR occupancy/vacancy detection with adjustable sensitivity.
• Time Delay: Adjustable from 15 seconds to 30 minutes for customized operation.
• Neutral Wire Requirement: Requires a neutral wire for installation.
• Compliance: Vacancy mode compliant with CA Title 24.
• Indicator Light: LED indicator flashes to verify motion detection.
• Relay Life: Zero-crossing technology for extended relay life.
• Mounting Height: Optimal performance at 8-12 feet mounting height.
• Dimensions: Measures 4.50 in. x 4.50 in. x 2.00 in.
• Warranty: Backed by a 2-year warranty.

Construction & Interface

This sensor switch features a compact design with a 360° fresnel lens for comprehensive coverage. It includes an LED indicator for motion detection verification. The unit is designed for indoor use, and the wallplate is sold separately.

Sensor, Smart & Timer Capabilities

The Enerlites MPC-50V-W offers advanced PIR occupancy and vacancy detection with adjustable sensitivity and time delay settings. It supports manual ON/OFF operation when paired with the Enerlites 91245 momentary switch for vacancy mode.

Wiring & Installation

The MPC-50V-W requires a neutral wire for installation. It supports single-pole configurations and can be wired in parallel with other sensors, maintaining the same load ratings. The sensor uses wire leads for connection.