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Dual Tech Occupancy Sensor 24V DC, center mount 360°

The DT-300 Series Dual Technology Ceiling Sensors combine the benefits of passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic technologies to detect occupancy. Sensors have a flat, unobtrusive appearance and provide 360 degrees of coverage.

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Features

Sensors work with low-voltage momentary switches to provide manual control
Patented ultrasonic diffusion technology spreads coverage to a wider area
LEDs indicate occupancy detection
Uses plug terminal wiring system for quick and easy
Eight occupancy logic options provide the ability to customize
Available with isolated relay for integration with BAS or HVAC
BAA/TAA-compliant models available

Specifications

General Info

Product Line	Wattstopper
Color	White
UPC Number	754182913824
Country Of Origin	China
Product Series	DT-300
Features	Adjustable Time Delay, Indicator Lights, Isolated Relay, Light Level Sensor, Power Pack Required, Sensitivity Adjustment
Installation Location	Ceiling
Included	Sensor Mask
Application Sector	Commercial
Standard	UL, cUL
Warranty Type	5-Year
Type	Sensor

Dimensions

Product Width US	4.5 in
Product Weight US	0.33 lb
Product Volume US	59.0 cu in
Product Depth US	2.1 in
Product Height US	4.5 in
Product Length US	4.5 in

Additional Information

RoHS Compliant	Yes	This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863.
Security	Yes	This product is ioXt certified
Product Environmental Profile	Yes

Technical Information

Operating Temperature Min	32 °F
Ultrasonic Frequency	40 kHz
Has Battery	No
Number of Connections	1
Sensor Coverage Pattern	360 deg
Sensor Type	Occupancy
Operating Temperature Max	131 °F
Sensor Mounting Height	8-12 ft
Sensor Technology	Dual Technology, Passive Infrared (PIR), Ultrasonic
Indicator	LED Light
Input Voltage	18 to 28 VDC/VAC
Sensor Coverage	1000 sq ft
Mounting Type	4 in Octagonal J-Box, Ceiling Tile, Surface
On Function	Auto On
Current Draw	25 mA
Operating Temperature	0°-55°C, 32°-131°F
Sensing Range	36 ft
Wire Connection Type	Plug Terminal

Resources

I have a DT 300 sensor. Can I keep my lights on all the time during business hours without movement. I only see a 30-minute delay, was looking for an 8-to-9-hour delay

Asked by: larry

The maximum delay time on a DT-300 sensor is 30 minutes.

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-11-16

Can the DT 300 be used in a shower atmosphere, meaning a truck stop shower

Asked by: Jeff

Thank you for your question. The DT-300 is not rated for installation in a wet area.

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-09-04

Has this item been discontinued?

Asked by: David

Hello David, I have checked our inventory, and discontinued list. The DT-305 is not an obsolete item, and is available

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-08-22

I work as a maintenance tech at a school. A student has removed the faceplate from the sensor. Is there a replacement faceplate available?

Asked by: Mark

Wattstopper does not sell a replacement for the faceplate, but the Technical Support Department may be able to help. Please contact Technical Support at 800-879-8585 and one of our technicians will be happy to assist.

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-05-09

I have 3 occupancy sensors that do seem to shut off the lights when unoccupied. I see the red and green light flickering meaning we clearly have power.

Asked by: Serge St Pierre

The red and green are activity LEDs for the sensors, if the LEDs continue to flash when you stand still, then the sensor is likely false tripping. I suggest to start with placement, assure all sensors are 5-6' away from air supplies this is common to false trip the sensors causing lights to either stay ON or OFF. If more assistance is needed, please call our Technical Support Team 1-800-879-8585

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-03-28

Is there a diagram that shows how a LVSW-104 connects to a LC8 and a DT-300 and so on? This is beyond frustrating trying to find a diagram that shows how this system is actually wired. Makes one want to use Leviton!!!

Asked by: DennisB

Yes, please refer to page 15 and 16 of the LC8 User Manual which shows connectivity for switches and sensors . The LVSW-104 contains 4 separate 2 Wire Momentary switches, so you will follow the diagram for '2-Wire Momentary Push Button' connections. The LC8 User Guide can be found here: https://www.legrand.us/lighting-controls-and-systems/lighting-control-panels/stand-alone-panels/lc8-lighting-control-panel-includes-lcps-120-277y/p/lc8-120-277 If you need additional assistance, please call our Technical Support department at 800-879-8585,

Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support

Date published: 2024-03-28

What is the IP rating of DT-#100 series?

Asked by: Anonymous

We do not have a DT-100 sensor, if your question concerns the DT-305, this device is specified for indoor use only and does not have an IP rating.

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-01-31

Is it possible to have one sensor control two power packs? If yes, is there a wiring diagram of how this is accomplished?

Asked by: Jason

Jason, Yes You will use only one RED from the LV side of the power packs and cap the other. Then wire the following two wires in parallel, Blue - control output and Black - common.

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2024-01-25

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Questions & Answers

I have a DT 300 sensor. Can I keep my lights on all the time during business hours without movement. I only see a 30-minute delay, was looking for an 8-to-9-hour delay

Can the DT 300 be used in a shower atmosphere, meaning a truck stop shower

Has this item been discontinued?

I work as a maintenance tech at a school. A student has removed the faceplate from the sensor. Is there a replacement faceplate available?

I have 3 occupancy sensors that do seem to shut off the lights when unoccupied. I see the red and green light flickering meaning we clearly have power.

Is there a diagram that shows how a LVSW-104 connects to a LC8 and a DT-300 and so on? This is beyond frustrating trying to find a diagram that shows how this system is actually wired. Makes one want to use Leviton!!!

What is the IP rating of DT-#100 series?

Is it possible to have one sensor control two power packs? If yes, is there a wiring diagram of how this is accomplished?