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RESIDENTIAL POWERLINE
CARRIER COMPONENTS
SINGLE POLE SWITCH MODULE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
& Wiring Diagram
Cat. No. 6291

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TO BE INSTALLED AND/OR USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
APPROPRIATE ELECTRICAL CODES AND REGULATIONS.

20A-120V/ 60Hz AC ONLY
Minimum Voltage: 112V
Maximum Voltage: 138V
Maximum number of Modules per circult: 10

The module may be set to any of the 256 address
codes, selected at the time of installation. The
desired address Is set by removing the touchplate
and selecting letter and number codes with a small
blade screwdriver. The module is equipped with
back wire terminals and installs easily in a standard
wall box. It is suitable for incandescent and fluorescent lighting, as well as switch controlled appliance
when Dimming Is not desired.

RATING:

ENGINEERING DATA:
Input Signal 121 kHz carrier signal superimposed
on a 12OV AC power line.
Mlnlmum Signal Strength: 100mV.
Ambient Operating Temperature: Minimum 0° F
(-18°C) to Maxlmum 104°F (40°C).
Ambient Humidity: 0 to 90% RH, non-condensing.

The Cat. No. 6291 is assembled as white and an
ivory color conversion kit is provlded. This product
fits any color Decora Wallplate (sold separately).
Additional color conversion kits are available.

DESCRIPTION:
This Wall Switch Module is designed for use with
Levlton Decora Electronic Control (DEC) Powerline
Carder Components. It functions as a remote
control switching device which responds to ON/OFF
and ALL LIGHTS ON/OFF commands, from one or
more DEC controllers remotely located from the
module. The switch module can also be operated
manually as a standard type wall switch.

SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET!
IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT TECHNICAL DATA,
TESTlNG, AND TROUBLE SHOOTING INFORMA
TION WHICH WILL BE USEFUL AFTER INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE.
IMPORTANT: Unlike standard single pole wall
switches the Cat. No. 6291 also requires a neutral
(white) wire for operation.
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APPLICATIONS:
Decora Electronic Controls will not control lighting
that is used with low voltage or high frequency
transformers, nor high pressure discharge lamps
(HID lighting). This includes mercury vapor, sodium
vapor, and metal halide lamps.
DEC components can control:
l Low pressure dischar e lamps (fluorescent)
(ON/OFF only) - use dat. Nos. 6291 and 6293
l 120 Volt quartz lamps can be dimmed or
brightened - use Cat. Nos. 6381 and 6383
l Low volta e lighting can be controlled
provided t!l e lighting system operates with a
80 Hz transformer - (ON/OFF only) use Cat.
Nos. 8291, 6293, 6227 and 6280 (DIMMING)
use Cat. Nos. 6381-U and 6290
If a power interruption should occur while the 6291 is
ON the LOAD will remain ON when power is restored.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. WARNING: TO AVOID FIRE, SHOCK, OR
DEATH; TURN OFF POWER AT CIRCUIT
BREAKER OR FUSE. TEST THAT POWER IS
OFF-BEFORE WIRING! Use this device only with
copper or co per clad wire. With aluminum wire
use only deVPCBS marked CO/ALR. REMOVE
BULB(S) FROM FIXTURE. Read all instructions carefully. If you do not understand these
instructlons, consult a qualified electrlclan
2. Remove and discard existing switch and
wallplate, if applicable.
3. Remove 1/2” insulation from ends of branch
drcuft wires to expose bare copper.
4. Connect drcuft wires to switch module per wiring
diagram as follows: Insert wires into round
backwfre holes. Firmly tlghten all terminal screws.
;FrtZx$two (2) drcuft wires can be connected to

IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Leviton power line carrier signal is designed to
provide the greatest signal integrity and noise
immunity possible. However, in some environments
intense electrical noise can cause interference with
the signal.
Leviton has developed hardware and techniques for
overcoming this interference when properly applied.
It is the responsibility of the specifier/installer to test
for signal strength and the presence of noise using
Leviton test equipment Cat. Nos. 6385 (Signal Test
Transmitter) and 6386 (Signal Strength Indicator)
and to properly apply signal coupling and noisereduction equipment according to the guidelines
provided in the DEC Technical Manual and the DEC
Troubleshooting Guide.
Leviton specifically denies any warranty of performance, stated or implied, where electrical noise
interference exists at the time of installation, or
subsequent to Installation by the addition of noiseproducing devices or equipment, or where these
components have been installed for non-residential
applications.
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WIRING DIAGRAM
For Cal. No. 6291
Single Pole Switch Module

5. Mount switch module In wall box using two
screws provfded
8. Usi a small blade screwdriver, remove the
Tout
“a Plate (front cover) by pryin it off at the
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7. Using the same screwdriver, set the House Code
Dial (RED) to the chosen Letter and the Unit Code
Dial (BLACK) to the chosen Number, thus programming the unit with the desired address code.
8. If it is desirable to change the color of the device,
do so now by following the “Color Conversion
Procedure”. If not, remount the Touch Plate by
pressing it into position. Mount Decora Wallplate
(sold separately).
0. Replace bulb(s) in lighting fixture. Restore power
at circuit breaker or fuse. INSTALLATION IS
COMPLETE. PROCEED TO TESTING.
TESTING (Performed directly after installation)
With the Cat. No. 6291 properly wired and powered,
tap the switch plate several times to ensure that the
module is turning its load on and off in response to
manual control. Next, use the Cat. No. 6320 Table
Top Controller, or other controller, to check for the
proper switch module operation as follows (leaving
the load ON, manually):
Transmit an OFF command to the module. it
should respond by turning its assigned Load O F F

Transmit an ALL LIGHTS ON control to the
module from an appropriately coded controller.
It (and all other devices on that House code)
should respond by turning its assigned
Load ON.
Transmit an ALL OFF command from an
appropriately coded controiier. It should
respond by turning its assigned Load OFF.
If a power interruption should occur while the 6291
is ON the LOAD will remain ON when power is
restored.
The DEC Single Pole Module Switch should be
operating properly. If not, proceed to PERFECT
PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST.

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COLOR CONVERSION PROCEDURE
The color of this
Cat. No. 6291 can
be changed to suit
your Interior design
requirements.
Simply get a color
conversion kit of the
appropriate cclor
from your Levlton
distributor or use
the one provided,
and proceed as
follows:

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1. The trim frame bordering the touch plate has
notches on its sides. Place the tip of a smallbladed screwdriver under a notch and gently pry
off the trim frame.
2. The touch plate has a notch along its bottom edge
which can be seen once the trim frame has been
removed. Place the screwdriver tip in this
notch and gently pry off the touch plate.
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3. Take the new touch plate and gently press it into
place until it seats properly with a click.
4. Take the new trim frame and position it properly
around the touch plate. Notice that the trim frame
has a cut-out for the indicator light. With the trim
frame properly positioned, gently press it into
place until it seats properly with a click. The color
conversion is complete.
PERFECT PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST
if the 6291 seems to be functioning improperly
confirm that the:
1. POWER IS OFF AT CIRCUIT BREAKER OR
FUSE. Check that the Module is wired EXACTLY
as shown in the Wiring Diagram. Restore power
before proceeding.
2. Module is being supplied from a 120V/ 60Hz AC
source ONLY.
3. Load being controlled is in proper working order.
Local switch, ON. (Check for burned-out bulbs)
4. Load being controlled does not exceed the
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5. Module’s Letter and Number codes are set
correctly- that they match the codes set in the
Controller.
6. Confirm that the controller Is powered.
IMPORTANT: If, after checking Items 1 through 6,
the module still does not operate properly, the
fault may not lie with the module itself. Follow
steps 7 and 8 to identify the source of the problem.

1 OOmV of signal present, it may be necessary
to couple both legs of the 120/240 volt power
service at the entrance panel using Cat. No.
6299 Signal Btfdge.
c) If the Yellow ERROR CONDITION indicator is
lit, there is electrical noise present on the AC
line which is interfering with proper module
operation. The source of the noise must be
identified and either filtered out or eliminated.
Consult the DEC Technical Manual and DEC
Troubleshooting Guide.

7. Set the controller to transmit address P1.. Using a
Signal Strength Indicator, Cat. No. 6386, plugged
in at the location of the controller, Confirm that the
controller is transmitting a minimum reading of 2
volts of command signal at the HI-RANGE setting.
If the signal strength Is less than 2 volts, have
controller checked.
6. Check for adequate command signal at the
module location as follows:
a) Plug the Cat. No. 6385 Signal Test Transmitter
into a receptacle on the same circuit.
b) Using the Cat. No. 6386 Signal Strength
Indicator at the module location, check the
command signal amplitude. Signal strength
must be 1 00mV minlmum. If there is less t h a n

DEC Components are for RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY.
installation for any other application, voids any warranty,
stated or implied.

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