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Lutron Maestro Motion Sensor Switch, Auto On and Off Motion Sensor, Works With Existing Wiring, 2 Amp, Single Pole, MS-OPS2H-2-WH, White (2-Pack)

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Color: White


Size: 2 Pack


Style: Sensor


Features

  • Motion sensor switch automatically turns the lights on when you enter the room and off when you leave
  • Features XCT sensing technology which detects fine motion, such as typing at a desk or reading, ensuring lights do not turn off inadvertently
  • Smart Ambient Light Detection: Senses daylight in the room and learns your preferred light level over time, so your lights stay off if it's already bright
  • Programmable time-out of lights set to turn off 1, 5, 15 or 30 minutes after leaving a room
  • Vacancy-Only Mode: Can be programmed as a vacancy-only sensor to meet Title 24 requirements
  • Flexible Install: Install using the ground wire if no neutral is available in your home
  • Single-pole only; great for small rooms like bathrooms, laundry rooms and closets
  • Installs in as little as 15 minutes; works with to 150-Watt CFL/LED, 250-Watt incandescent, halogen, electronic low voltage, 200-Watt magnetic low voltage, or 2-Amp ballasts
  • Includes (2) 2-Amp Maestro sensor switches; coordinating wallplates sold separately

Description

Let Lutron's Maestro Occupancy/Vacancy Motion Sensor Switch turn the lights on and off for you. This sensor is a simple way to save energy and add light automation to any room of your home, turning lights on when you enter the room and off when you exit. It features XCT (cross-correlation) sensing technology to detect fine motion, such as typing at a desk or reading a book, to ensure lights won't turn off inadvertently when you're still in the room. It also learns your preferred natural light level and keeps lights off with smart ambient light detection. Program your lights to turn off 1, 5, 15, or 30 minutes after you leave the room. Alternatively, you can set the motion sensor to vacancy-only mode to only turn off the lights when you leave a room, to meet Title 24 requirements. Great for many locations such as bathrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens, and garages for added convenience and energy savings. This sensor works with any bulb type, including CFL and LED. It matches the entire Maestro product family line (sold separately) to give you a complete and coordinated look in your home. Install using the ground wire if no neutral is available in your home. Coordinating Claro wall plate and accessories sold separately.

Operation Mode: Auto On and Off Motion Sensor


Current Rating: 2 Amps


Operating Voltage: 120 Volts


Contact Type: Normally Closed


Connector Type: Hard Wired


Brand: Lutron


Terminal: Spst


Item dimensions L x W x H: 1.6 x 1.75 x 4.25 inches


Circuit Type: 1-way


Actuator Type: Push Button


Operation Mode: ‎Auto On and Off Motion Sensor


Current Rating: ‎2 Amps


Operating Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Contact Type: ‎Normally Closed


Connector Type: ‎Hard Wired


Brand: ‎Lutron


Terminal: ‎Spst


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎1.6 x 1.75 x 4.25 inches


Circuit Type: ‎1-way


Actuator Type: ‎Push Button


Contact Material: ‎Brass


International Protection Rating: ‎IP00


Number of Positions: ‎3


Lower Temperature Rating: ‎32 Degrees Fahrenheit


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎104 Degrees Fahrenheit


Connectivity Protocol: ‎X-10


Color: ‎White


Unit Count: ‎2.0 Count


Number of Items: ‎2


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎71


Manufacturer: ‎Lutron Electronics Company, Inc.


UPC: ‎784276013871


Part Number: ‎MS-OPS2H-2-WH


Item Weight: ‎5.6 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎1.6 x 1.75 x 4.25 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎MS-OPS2H-2-WH


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎2 Pack


Style: ‎Sensor


Pattern: ‎Switch


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Includes (2) Maestro 2A motion sensors, instructions, and wire connectors


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: June 19, 2014


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    • Effortless Convenience and Efficiency: A Lutron Maestro Journey
Color: White Size: 1 Pack Style: Sensor w/Wallplate
Installation Ease: Installation is generally straightforward and well-guided by the instructions, making it DIY-friendly. In some cases, existing wiring configurations can complicate installation. Performance and Sensitivity: Exceptional in detecting motion with adjustable sensitivity, ensuring lights are activated when needed. Customizable timeout settings (ranging from 1 to 30 minutes) provide flexibility for different room usages. Some models include ambient light sensitivity, preventing unnecessary activation during sufficient daylight. Energy Efficiency: Notable reduction in energy consumption, thanks to automatic turn-off features. This can be a significant benefit for those who often forget to switch off lights. Design and Compatibility: Sleek design that blends well with various interior styles. Compatible with a range of light types including LED, CFL, and traditional bulbs. Requires a ground wire, which can be a limitation in older homes without this feature. User Experience: Most users appreciate the hands-free convenience, especially in high-traffic areas like pantries, garages, and closets. The switches can be set to different modes (occupancy, vacancy) to suit user preferences. Limitations and Challenges: Some users reported sensitivity issues, either being too sensitive or not sensitive enough for their specific application. A few users noted malfunctions or shorter lifespan than expected. The audible click sound during operation may be bothersome to some. Overall Satisfaction: High satisfaction rates among users who found the switch to meet or exceed their needs for automated lighting. Particularly praised for its contribution to energy savings and enhancing the convenience of daily life. Personal Takeaway: Based on my experience, the Lutron Maestro Motion Sensor Switch has been a fantastic addition to my home. The ease of installation and the convenience it provides in everyday life, coupled with its energy-saving features, make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home lighting system. Summary: The Lutron Maestro Motion Sensor Switch offers a blend of convenience, energy efficiency, and user-friendly installation. While some users may face challenges with sensitivity settings or compatibility in older homes, the overall feedback is overwhelmingly positive, highlighting its effectiveness in reducing energy waste and simplifying lighting control in various home spaces. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Mani
    • Lutron Is THE Brand for Automated Motion Sensor Switch!
Color: White Size: 2 Pack Style: Sensor
This review is for: Lutron Maestro Motion Sensor Switch | 2 Amp, Single Pole | MS-OPS2H-2-WH | White (2-Pack) The purchase price at the time I made it was $35 with tax, in June 2023. It is normally over $50, so I would recommend waiting for a holiday sale if possible. I installed this in two locations, my laundry room (for obvious reasons) and a small walled room that just has a toilet alone, situated within a master bathroom. These switches were installed in a newly built home where the builders, for whatever reason, went "balls to the wall" on those cheap toggle switches in every corner under the sun. I suppose it's understandable, and didn't complete the removal and install process overmuch, other than I would recommend having a thin, long metal pin or those foldout pocket screwdrivers with multi-heads, which can be used to push the pin into the back of the toggle switches to remove wiring from them. Tools recommended: + AC/DC voltage tester + flathead screwdriver + metal pin or multi-head pocket screwdriver with a long, thin head (for existing toggle switches) + wire pliers for straightening wires -- not needed, can also use your fingers with a t-shirt or a cloth as a layer of protection to straighten out curled wires + wing-nut wire connectors for wire-nutting wires in box (should be included) Installation steps (which were performed): + Turn off power at the circuit breaker. Recommend having lights on and one person stand in the room with switch, so that they can yell down at you when the lights go off, and you know which switch at the CB is associated with the install location. + Remove wall plate with flat-head screw driver. Remove top/bottom screws of target replacement switch and gently pull it out. Take out Voltage Tester and confirm that current is off -- both black/red wires should not result in a *beep* sound from the VT. If no sound, all is good. + Use metal pin or a thin-head screwdriver and insert in hole in back. Once they go all the way inside, wire should be easy to remove. For the wires curled around screws instead, use screwdriver to loosen those screws, and "uncurl" those wires with a wire plier or like I did, use a t-shirt to wrap your fingers and then straighten them that way. + Make a note of where the red and black wires are coming from -- there should be a wire bundle with tons of similar wires wing-nutted together. Remove the wing nut from each bundle and try to add either of the switch's black wires to it. Cinch them together with existing wing-nut wire connector. If too many wires, as in my case, then disregard that approach. Cap off existing wire bundle. Use included orange wing-nut connectors to tie the existing switch's black/red wire with either of the new Lutron switch's black wire. Twist and cap them off. Use gentle force to shove them into an empty, unoccupied space near the back of the box. + For newer homes, your box should have neutral wires. Disregard black/red wire bundle. Disregard the bare copper wire bundle (wires with no sleeves) -- these are ground wires. The only remaining wire bundle is your neutral wires. These should normally have white sleeves. Remove the existing wing-nut connector, remove the green sleeve from the new Lutron switch, and tie in the white switch wire along with the existing white wires in the bundle. Cap them off. Again, if too many wires, use the included wing-nut connector instead. + Find bare copper (exposed) wire from the existing switch, and group that with the new Lutron switch's bare metal (exposed) wire, which should be at the top. Cap that off, and stick the new bundle at the back of the box. + Now use flathead screwdriver to tighten top/bottom screws into the new Lutron switch -- can use existing switch's screws if preferred. Might need to "force" the switch to fit into the box, but not too much -- remember, this is why positioning the wire bundles into the empty spaces in the back of the box is so helpful. That way, less force is used, and less chance of wires getting crossed and tripping the CB when main power is turned on. + Turn on power at CB. If all is well, circuit won't get shorted out. Try to push the power button on switch. If install was successful, light should turn on. + Finally, turn off power at CB to be safe, and screw the wall plate back onto the wall. If your Lutron switch was replacing a toggle switch -- as mine was -- you will need to invest in a rocker switch wall plate, or a 1-rocker 1-toggle wall plate if you have a 2-gang wall plate as I did. + Turn back power on the CB. + To setup Custom settings, Lutron recommends to leave wall plate removed. In my case, I just needed to update the default timeout from 5 minutes to 1 minute, to save on electricity costs. Thus, it was fine for me to have the wall plate on. In my case, I pressed and held the big button on the new Lutron switch, until it blinked twice, then I released it. I turned it on and off three times fast, then stepped out of the room for about 5 minutes. Once I stepped back inside, the light turned off with a click, and turned off after 1 minute of no motion detected. Seems all is in order! As mentioned, I got the 2-pack and installed the motion switches in two locations. The first location is my laundry room, where the switch is facing in same direction as person entering, so obviously 180 degrees of motion detection is preferable. In practice, I get ~150 degrees of detection, which is good enough as the light turns on with a *click* as soon as I walk into the laundry room. This is helpful if I or someone else is holding a laundry bag or hamper full of clothes, as I don't need to free a hand to fiddle with the light switch -- it just gracefully turns on as soon as I enter, and turns off just as gracefully as soon as I exit the room. This works out perfect for me, and all involved. The second install location is a small cubicle-style room with only a toilet. This room is always dark no matter the time of day as there are no windows in this small enclosure. Further, it is located inside a master bathroom. The switch is facing again in the same direction as the person entering the room, and is a 2-gang with a switch for the bathroom fan. I got a 3-pack of 2-gang wall plates (1 rocker and 1 toggle openings) and installed one of them here. The wall plate looks really good, and in practice the motion switch functions really well. It turns on as soon as someone enters (no need to waste time fiddling with the light) and gracefully turns off after 1 minute of them exiting or no motion being detected, whichever is first. This is excellent and works for my use case, and I fully expect it to translate it into a slightly lower monthly power bill. Huzzah. All in all, highly satisfied with the 2-pack of Lutron motion sensing light switches, and I have installed them in two single-pole light switch locations. I have had them for a few months now, and there are absolutely no problems. I am extremely satisfied with their performance and they have saved time and money most definitely, because even if someone "forgets" to turn off the lights, they are never on overnight, which is excellent in my books. In short, I highly recommend the Lutron brand of light switches for motion detection and automation purposes, especially in a use case such as mine. Installation is relatively straightforward, and you don't need to be a licensed electrician to install one -- though knowledge of electrical wiring certainly helps. Check it out, I guarantee that you won't be disappointed! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Ritvik Nag

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