DLM Room Controller, 3 Relay, 0-10V Dimming, USA

Yes, the LMRC controllers can be controlled using Clarity3™ software, but there are a few requirements. The LMRC-212 communicates over BACnet MS/TP, which means you’ll need to use a Wattstopper LMBC-300 Network Bridge to make that BACnet connection possible. If your setup requires BACnet over IP, you would also need a JACE controller. To ensure the solution fits your specific system architecture and needs, we recommend reaching out to our Applications and Design Team for further assistance.

The BZ-150 power packs supply 24 VDC operating voltage to low-voltage occupancy sensors, wall switches, and daylight sensors. The DSW-301 dual technology wall switch sensor provides occupancy-based lighting control, utilizing both passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic detection technologies. It is a line-voltage device that operates at either 120V or 277V. Neither the BZ-150 power packs nor the DSW-301 switches are part of Wattstopper's Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system, and they are not typically integrated with DLM devices. Additionally, BZ power packs do not generally appear on project specifications that utilize LMRC series room controllers, as LMRC controllers include their own internal power supply for connected DLM devices. However, in some project designs, both DLM and non-DLM products may be listed together on a Bill of Materials (BOM). For example, a project might specify DLM components for office spaces while using standalone solutions like the BZ-150 power pack or DSW-301 switch for non-networked areas such as hallways, closets, or break rooms.

Please contact Wattstopper Technical Support at 800-879-8585 for troubleshooting assistance.

Hello, If you have the LMCT-100-2 handheld programmer, we can go into Sensor config>current setting, and set the time delay to "override" this will stop the sensors from turning off automatically.

While there are no foreseeable issues with placing the DLM room controller inside an enclosure, it is important to note that there are no specific provisions for installing the controller within an enclosure. Additionally, it is not recommended to install the equipment outside where it may be exposed to various environmental elements. Ensure that none of the controller's venting slots are obstructed to maintain proper airflow and functionality.

Yes, the Wattstopper LMRC-212 can facilitate that functionality. To optimize its configuration, it is recommended to use either the LMCT-100-2 configuration tool or the desktop software LMCS in conjunction with the USB adapter LMCI-100. This will allow you to configure the devices to operate according to your specific requirements.

To change the settings on your DLM system, including the auto-on feature, you'll need either the LMCT-100-2 handheld remote or a laptop with LMCS software and the LMCI-100 USB adapter. The setting you're referring to is a "Load Setting". You can adjust the "Operation" to "Auto" to ensure the lights turn on automatically when the motion sensors detect occupancy.

The DLM room controller requires a single-phase power source with specific input voltages. For the LMRC-213 model, it can be powered by single-phase 120/230/240/277VAC at 50/60Hz. However, it does not directly support 208V single-phase (two hot wires with no neutral).