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GR 2400
™
C o n t ro l P a n e l
GR 2400™ Relay Panel
Description: The GR 2400 system is a 100% digital solution to lighting control. Panels and switches daisy-chain
together, using Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors in any sequence.
Features: • 32-channel, 365-day/astronomical time clock. Large display (21 x 8 characters) acts as the
programming interface for the entire system. Non-volatile memory holds all programming indefinitely.
Ten-year battery back-up for time-of-day
• Modem includes free lifetime factory programming
• May control mixed voltages (i.e., 120VAC, 277VAC)
• May control normal or emergency power
• Ideal for all applications
• Manual override of individual relays, zones or entire panel
• Link up to 127 addresses of digital devices via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
32 Relays
NEMA 1 - 20" w x 25.5" h x 6" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 24”w x 36”h x 8”d
48 Relays
NEMA 1 - 20" w x 37.5" h x 6" d
NEMA 4/12 - 24”w x 48”h x 10”d
NEMA 4X - 36”w x 48”h x 10”d
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking door, NEMA 1
Relay:
Normally Closed (NCL)
30A @ 277VAC Ballast
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten
20A @ 347VAC Ballast
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC
Rated 250,000 Cycles
Addresses used: GR 2432 (4), GR 2448 (6)
Optional relays:
Normally Open (NOL), Normally
Closed (NCL),
Two Pole — NO or NC (480VAC);
Double Throw 20A 277VAC
Listings: UL and cUL 916 listed,
ETL listed to UL 924 (for
emergency circuit use)
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with
Unity 2™ Software
Max. humidity: 10 –90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC or 120/347VAC
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
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Power Supply:
120/277VAC or 120/347VAC
DTC:
32-channel, 365-day astro clock
Access and program the entire system
Modem:
Remote programming and control, includes free
lifetime dial-up programming
Bus connectors
RJ45 connectors
Lighting Relays:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277V Ballast,
20A @ 120V Tungsten, 20A @ 347V Ballast,
SCCR 18kA @ 277V, Rated 250,000 Cycles
Optional Relays:
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL,
Two Pole — NO or NC (480VAC); Double Throw 20A
277VAC
High/Low Voltage Barrier:
(16 gauge steel)
Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category IV structures with an Importance Factor of
1.5
• California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD)
Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (# OSP-0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American Society of Civil Engineers / Structural Engineering
Institute) ASCE/SEI 7-05
Relay Control Card
(manual control of zones
or individual relays)
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
ORDERING INFORMATION
Enclosure
Examples:
Enclosure Mounting, NEMA Rating, Knockouts
Relay Panel Enclosure
GR2448 ENC = 48 Relay Enclosure
GR2432 ENC = 32 Relay Enclosure
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts
SM NE1 NKO = Surface Mount, NEMA 1 no knockouts
FM NE1 NKO = Flush Mount, NEMA 1 no knockouts
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
SM NE4X = Surface Mount, NEMA 4X
GR2448 ENC SM NE1
GR2448 INT 12NCL 12DPNC DTCMOD DV
48 relay, surface mount NEMA 1 enclosure with knockouts,
with 12 normally closed relays, 12 double pole normally
closed relays, with a digital time clock and modem (master
panel), and a 120/277V dual voltage transformer (also, no
voltage barriers).
Interior
Relay Panel Interior
Relays
Clock Option
GR2448 INT = 48 Relay
Interior
GR2432 INT = 32 Relay
Interior
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
DTCMOD = Digital time clock
with modem
DTC = Digital time clock
without modem
REMOTE = Remote panel,
no clock
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Transformer
Voltage Barrier1
DV = Dual voltage
120/277V
CNDV = 120/347V
[blank] = No barrier
1VB = 1 barrier
2VB = 2 barriers
3VB = 3 barriers
4VB = 4 barriers
1 = Check with NEC or
CEC, State or Province,
and local regulations as
well as your electrical
inspector about
allowances for voltage
barriers within panels.
The Blue Box
C o n t ro l P a n e l
The Blue Box LT Series
Description: The Blue Box LT Series is a cost-effective, simple alternative to traditional time clocks, twist timers and
Features:
contactor packages. It comes in three enclosure sizes, each with a compact footprint. The Blue Box LT
Series is ideal for small-to-medium projects, and arrives pre-assembled and ready for installation. The
Master Panel may be networked with up to 16 digital devices including remote relay panels, switches
and photocell. The Master Panel has an input for an outdoor photosensor which may be programmed
to control any relay(s) on the bus. The Blue Box LT Series is compatible with LC&D’s GR 2400 system
accessories. Blue Box LT remote panels may be used on GR 2400 systems.
• 100% digital
• UL Listed 30A @ 277V ballast/HID, 20A tungsten, 18,000A SCCR normally closed latching lighting
relays (NCL)
• Simple networking with Cat. 5 cable with RJ45 connectors
• Hinged locking door
• Replace expensive line-voltage cabling for override switches and photocells
• Integrates with all other GR 2400 system components
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: GR1404LT (2 or 4 relays)
NEMA 1 - 8.4" w x 8.4" h x 3.125" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 12”w x 16”h x 6”d
GR1408LT (4 or 8 relays)
NEMA 1 - 8.4" w x 13.4" h x 3.125" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 16”w x 20”h x 6”d
GR1416LT (8 or 16 relays)
NEMA 1 - 10.6" w x 17.1" h x 3.125" d
NEMA 4X - 16”w x 24”h x 8”d
NEMA 4/12 - 16”w x 24”h x 6”d
Enclosure type: Surface Mount, Hinged Locking Door, NE 1
Flush Mount optional
Optional enclosures: NEMA 4, NEMA 12
Relay: Normally Closed (NCL)
30A @ 277VAC Ballast and HID
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten
20A @ 347VAC Ballast
Optional relays:
Max. devices per bus:
# of Addresses:
Programming:
Max. humidity:
Ambient temperature:
Power supply voltage:
Bus physical layer:
Bus connector:
Listings:
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC
Rated 250,000 Cycles
Normally Open (NOL)
2-Pole Relay in remote panels only
16 digital devices w/ Blue Box LT
Master Panel
GR 1404 (1), GR 1408 (1), GR 1416 (2)
Via DTC
10– 90% non-condensing
32–104° F (0–40° C)
120/277VAC (for all)
120/347VAC (for 1408 & 1416)
347VAC (for 1404 only)
RS485 (GR 2400 bus)
RJ45 connectors
UL and cUL 916 listed, ETL
listed to UL 924 (for
emergency circuit use)
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One Product...Three Solutions
GR 1404 LT
• With 2 or 4 relays
• Master or remote
• 8.4" w x 8.4" h x 3.125" d
1400 DTC:
32-channel, 365-day astro clock to
access and program the entire system.
Dead Front
GR 1408 LT
• With 4 or 8 relays
• Master or remote
• 8.4" w x 13.4" h x 3.125" d
UL Listed 30A @ 277VAC 18,000A
SCCR Relays
Optional Modem:
For remote programming and
control, includes free lifetime dial-up
programming.
Removable Interior
Photosensor
GR 1416 LT
• With 8 or 16 relays
• Master or remote
• 10.6" w x 17.1" h x 3.125" d
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Remote Relay Panel
Master Relay
Panel
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category IV
structures with an Importance Factor
of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide
Health Planning and Development
(OSHPD) Special Seismic Certification
Preapproval (# OSP-0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American
Society of Civil Engineers / Structural
Engineering Institute) ASCE/SEI 7-05
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
Up to 16 digital devices with a Blue Box LT Series Master Panel
Up to 127 digital devices with a GR 2400 Master Panel
Up to 4,000 ft. bus length
ORDERING INFORMATION
Enclosure
Relay Panel Enclosure
Enclosure Mounting, NEMA Rating
GR1416 LT ENC = 16 Relay Enclosure
GR1408 LT ENC = 8 Relay Enclosure
GR1404 LT ENC = 4 Relay Enclosure
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
Interior
Relay Panel
Interior
GR1416 LT INT =
16 Relay Interior
GR1408 LT INT =
8 Relay Interior
GR1404 LT INT =
4 Relay Interior
Relays
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
Clock Option
DTCMOD = Digital time
clock with modem
DTC = Digital time
clock without modem
REMOTE = Remote
panel, no clock
Transformer
Voltage Barrier
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
CNDV = Canadian dual
voltage 120/347V
(GR1408 & GR1416
only)
347 = 347 volt (GR1404 only)
1VB = 1 Voltage
Barrier
Dry Contacts
(optional)
D6 = 6 inputs
(with enable/disable)
D14 = 14 inputs
(no enable/disable)
Total quantity of relay spaces specified must either equal to, or half of, the total allowed in any given enclosure. The GR1416 may only have 16 or 8 relays,
the GR1408 may only have 8 or 4, and the GR1404 may only have 4 or 2 (example: GR1416 LT INT 8NCL = a quantity of 8 normally closed, latching relays
for the GR1416 LT interior).
2-pole relays, reed relay pairs, and contactor relays all count as two relay spaces (example: a GR1416 LT INT may not have more than 8 2-pole relays).
2-pole and contactor relays may not be combined into the DTC or DTCMOD option panel.
Examples:
GR1416 LT ENC SM NE1
R1416 LT INT 16NCL DTCMOD DV D14
GR 1416 Blue Box LT master panel with a modem, in a surface mounted, NEMA 1 enclosure, with 16 normally closed relays, 120/277V dual voltage transformer and 14 dry contact inputs.
GR1408 LT ENC SM NE1
GR1408 LT INT 4NCL 2DPNC REMOTE DV
GR 1408 Blue Box LT remote panel, in a surface mounted, NEMA 1 enclosure, with 4 normally closed relays and 2 2-pole normally closed relays, and a 120/277V dual voltage transformer.
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GR 2400
™
X Po i n t R o u t e r
XPoint™ Router Fixture-Level Digital Control
Information: An XPoint Router consists of two types of control card:
Driver boards are available as:
a) The XPoint Router Board
b) The XPoint Driver Board
a) Relay Drivers
b) Dim Drivers
XPoint Router
Board: The router board has a pair of yellow RJ45s for the GR 2400 bus and a pair of white RJ45s for the XPoint bus. The white
RJ45s are considered the XPoint Port and each RJ45 may drive a “String” of up to 2,000 ft. of Cat. 5 wire with up to 64
modules on it. Thus, one could consider the XPoint bus to be 4,000 ft. long with up to 128 modules only driven from the center
of the bus.
Relay Driver
Cards:
Relay drivers plug into the XPoint Router board and emulate a single GR 2448 relay panel. Up to two driver boards may drive
a single XPoint port giving a maximum of 96 relays/zones emulated. The relays in the XPoint Modules are software assigned to
operate as one of the emulated relays, now called a Zone. One or as more relays from the XPoint Modules on the bus may be
assigned to a zone. Thus, if one wishes to have individual control, one may have up to 96 zones/relays on the bus. It is far more
usual to have about 12 zones of control with all the relays assigned to these zones.
Dim Driver
Cards: Dim drivers also plug into the XPoint Router Board and similarly emulate a GR 2408 iDim or iDH panel. These are only
available with 4 (0–10 volt) dimmers (in a DH card these are relays), 4 scene accessible relays, 4 photosensor inputs and 8
dry contact scene inputs. Each dimmer or relay can be considered as a zone. Dimmers on the bus can be assigned to dimming
zones, relays to relay zones. Up to 4 driver cards can drive a single XPoint port. These can be a mix of both dimmer and relay
drivers. (No more than two relay drivers.) If all four boards are dimmers, there will be 16 available zones of dimming on a single
bus. XPoint Dim and DH modules additionally have a photosensor and a contact closure input on each module. These may be
assigned to any available “soft input” on each of the driver cards through software. Each driver card has 4 “soft” photosensor
inputs and 8 “soft” scene inputs. A single photosensor may be used to control Dim/DHs in all 4 cards. In the same way the
contact closure input can be assigned and can have an occupancy sensor connected that operates scenes in one (or all four)
of the emulated Dim/DH cards. Occupant sensor inputs can be “soft” programmable to be used with pull high or pull low style
sensors. Only one style may be used on a bus. Note: The photosensor and contact closure inputs only operate on relays or
dimmers assigned to Dim/DH cards. They do not work with relays assigned to relay drivers on the same port.
Listing: ETL Listed to UL 916, UL 924, CSA C22.2#205
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Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category
IV structures with an Importance
Factor of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide
Health Planning and Development
(OSHPD) Special Seismic
Certification Preapproval (# OSP0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building
Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American
Society of Civil Engineers /
Structural Engineering Institute)
ASCE/SEI 7-05
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
Ordering Information:
Note: Routers are ordered separately from XPoint Modules. A single router card has two ports. Each port may drive up to 64 modules and
shall not exceed 2000 feet.
ORDERING INFORMATION
XPoint™ Router
GR2400XP
XPoint Router
XPoint Router Card 1
XPoint Router Card 2 (optional)
48RZX1 = 48 relay zones
96RZX1 = 96 relay zones
48RZX2 = 48 relay zones
96RZX2 = 96 relay zones
Relay Switching Only
Dimming Only
4DZX1 = 4 dimming zones
8DZX1 = 8 dimming zones
12DZX1 = 12 dimming zones
16DZX1 = 16 dimming zones
Relay Switching and Dimming Mixed
48RZX1 4DZX1 = 48 relay & 4 dimming zones
48RZX1 8DZX1 = 48 relay & 8 dimming zones
48RZX1 12DZX1 = 48 relay & 12 dimming zones
96RZX1 4DZX1 = 96 relay & 4 dimming zones
96RZX1 8DZX1 = 96 relay & 8 dimming zones
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Relay Switching Only
Transformer
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
CNDV = Canadian dual
voltage 120/347V
Dimming Only
4DZX2 = 4 dimming zones
8DZX2 = 8 dimming zones
12DZX2 = 12 dimming zones
16DZX2 = 16 dimming zones
Relay Switching and Dimming Mixed
48RZX2 4DZX2 = 48 relay & 4 dimming zones
48RZX2 8DZX2 = 48 relay & 8 dimming zones
48RZX2 12DZX2 = 48 relay & 12 dimming zones
96RZX2 4DZX2 = 96 relay & 4 dimming zones
96RZX2 8DZX2 = 96 relay & 8 dimming zones
Mount & NEMA Type
SM NE1 = Surface mount,
NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush mount,
NEMA 1
Examples:
GR2400XP 96RZX1 DV SM NE1
XPoint Router with one XPoint Router Card configured for 96 relay
zones, 120/277V dual voltage transformer, in a surface mount
NEMA 1 enclosure
GR2400XP 96RZX1 8DZX1 48RZX2 12DZX2 CNDV SM NE1
XPoint Router with two XPoint Router Cards, one configured for
96 relay zones and 8 dimming zones, the other configured for
48 relay zones and 12 dimming zones, 120/347V dual voltage
transformer for Canadian voltage, in a surface mount
NEMA 1 enclosure
GR 2400
™
X Po i n t M o d u l e
XPoint™ Module Fixture-Level Digital Control
Description:
The XPoint Modules provide all the features of a networked Relay or (0–10V) Dimmer without the panel. Use the XPoint Module to
control an individual fixture, a string of fixtures, a 30A circuit or anything in between. Precise control exactly where you need it.
Daisy chain up to 128 XPoint Modules from a single port on an XPoint Router. Modules are placed on a string of Cat. 5 cable with RJ45
connectors. Routers come with driver boards that emulate either a relay panel or a dimming panel on the GR 2400 system. The XPoint
Modules may be assigned to any one of up to 96 Relay zones and Dimming Modules to any one of up to 16 dimming zones. Program
each zone as required. Reprogramming is as simple as remotely accessing the LC&D GR 2400 system.
Relays are software selectable normally closed (N/C), normally open (N/O), or “Latching” (no change on power failure).
Note: XPoint Modules may only be plugged into an XPoint Router bus port.
Features:
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Control any standard ballast—ideal for both new construction and retrofits
Fits into a standard 1/2" KO in any fixture or J-box
Each Port from an XPoint router drives two strings of up to 2000 ft, each string supports up to 64 modules
for a total of 128 modules on a router port. (One could think of this as a 4000 ft bus with 128 modules driven
from the center of the bus in order to minimize voltage drop since Modules are powered from the router.)
Up to 128 modules on each port
Dual relay counts as a single module allowing 256 relays per port
Field installed or shipped to fixture manufacturer for factory installation
Dim and DH Modules have inputs for photosensor and occupant sensor (must use specified occupant
sensor — each sensor reduces modules on bus by 3)
Optional 0–10VDC control for dimmers
Relay defaults to software selectable state at loss of bus power or loss of communication with router
box (N/O, N/C or Latched)
Specifications:
Overall dimensions: 2" w x 2.375" h x 2.625" d
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0– 40° C)
Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Listings: ETL Listed to UL 916, UL 924,
CSA C22.2#205
# Operations: 250,000 cycles
Power consumption: L ess than 2mA @ 24VDC per XPoint
(for XPoint 1 and XPoint 2). XDim has
additional universal 120/277VAC power
supply to power 0–10VDC drive
Contact rating: 30A @ 277VAC ballast, 20A @ 120VAC
tungsten, 20A @ 347VAC ballast,
1.4hp @ 120VAC, 3hp @ 277VAC
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ORDERING INFORMATION
XP
XPoint Module
Relay Type, Input/Output Options
RL1 = Single relay
RL2 = Dual relay
RL1 DPI = Single relay, dimming output, sensor inputs
RL1 DPI BUSP = Single relay, dimming output, sensor inputs,
bus powered dimming
RL1 PI = Single relay, sensor inputs
DPI = Dimming output, sensor inputs
RL480V QK = Double pole, 480VAC with quick connector
RL1 PD2 = Single relay, 2-wire dimming ballasts
RL1 PD3 = Single relay, 3-wire dimming ballasts
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QuicK Connector
[blank] = Standard wire leads
QK = QuicK Connector (6 amp max)
GR 2400
™
XPoint LT
XPoint™ LT
Description: XPoint LT is a low cost option specifically designed for small scale XPoint projects where 128 or less XPoint modules are needed.
XPoint LT combines the GR2400 DTC, GR2400 Modem and XPoint router card into one enclosure. XPoint LT enclosure has
space for one additional accessory card, such as a Link-To Ethernet card. Standard XPoint router cards cannot be connected
to this system. If a larger XPoint system is needed, please refer to the standard XPoint system. XPoint LT is available in two
configurations:
Switching
Configuration: The switching version of XPoint LT provides control of up to 128 modules in 96 discrete zones. Multiple relays can be put into
the same zone. If each relay must be controlled separately, then 96 relays should not be exceeded. Applicable XPoint modules
include: XP RL1, XP RL2 and XP RL480 QK. Please refer to the XPoint module techsheet for details.
Dimming/DLH
Version: The dimming version of XPoint LT provides control of up to 128 modules in (8) 0-10V dimming and (8) switching zones. Multiple
relays can be put into the same zone. The Dimming/DLH version provides 8 photocell and 16 dry contact groups. These inputs
can be accessed through the XPoint Dim (XP RL1 DPI) and XPoint DH (XP RL1 PI) modules which have a photocell and a
contact closure input on each module. These modules will only work with the Dimming/DH XPoint router card.
Features: • Reconfiguration of zones without rewiring
• Single enclosure for DTC, router cards, and interfaces for quick and easy installation
• Enclosure includes space for one additional interface card such as: a Link-To Ethernet card, Link-To BAS card or a
Link-To PC serial card to avoid mounting an extra enclosure
• Provides voltage to the GR2400 bus to help power passive devices to avoid extra power boosters
• Control of up to 128 (standard XPoint) modules
Graphical
Option: • Unity GX2 software provides a visual floor plan representation of lighting, including fixture and control status
• With the Link-To PC Ethernet card and Unity GX, configuration becomes simplified
• Pan and zoom without distortion using AutoCAD vector-based graphics
• Virtual keypads provide easy local and global control
• Easy activation of load-shedding
• Allows for zone/fixture energy management with trending report capabilities
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
Enclosure type:
Max. devices per bus:
Listings:
8.25" w x 13.25" h x 4" d
Surface Mount or flush mount, NEMA 1
128 devices
UL and cUL listed
Max. humidity:
Ambient temperature:
Power consumption:
Operating voltage:
Bus physical layer:
10– 90% non-condensing
0–90° F
112VA
120/277VAC
RS485
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Unity GX2 Software
Pan/Zoom
Floorplan
Control
Tree
Datalogging
Dialog
Overlook
Box
Alarm
Parameters
ORDERING LOGIC
GR2400XP LT
System
XPoint Cards
XPoint LT
8DZX1 = 8 dimming zones
96RZX1 = 96 relay zones
* For additional options, please contact the factory.
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Additional Cards*
PCETHERNET = PC Ethernet
Digital Clock/Modem
DTC = Digital Time Clock
DTCMOD = Digital Time
Clock & Modem
Transformer, Mount and Enclosure Type
DV SM NE1 = Surface mount, NEMA 1
DV FM NE1 = Flush mount, NEMA 1
GR 2400-i
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C o n t ro l P a n e l
Micro Panel™
Description: The MicroPanel™ comes standard equipped with four relays (MicroPanel-4) and provides integration features
simply not available anywhere else; particularly the advanced daylight harvesting properties. In its extended
version it is a compact lighting controller with up to eight switching (iDH) and four 0–10V dimming (iDim)
outputs that links every room into one digital, easy-to-use system.
The MicroPanel-8 (with eight relays) provides eight switched outputs, four of which can be dimmed outputs
using a single control card. It is the ideal solution for applications requiring more than four switch legs per
classroom. Example: “a, b, c” lighting with dimming, a leg for presentation lighting over a white board,
emergency lighting, and a contact closure for the thermostat. For applications that require more than four
(0–10V) dimming outputs, a second control card may be added.
Features: • Digital (global) or local wall switches
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Digital (global) or local photosensors and occupant sensors
Integrates with the entire GR 2400™ system including centralized control panels
Time-of-day scheduling
Back plate mounting allows enclosure only to be shipped for rough-in
Rated for Normal or Emergency Power (mixed sources require an adjacent enclosure)
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: MicroPanel-4 (2-4 relays)
Number of Addresses:
NEMA 1 - 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 12”w x 16”h x 6”d
Ambient temp:
MicroPanel-8 (5-8 relays)
Listings:
NEMA 1 - 12.875" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 16”w x 20”h x 6”d
Enclosure type: Surface mount, screw cover door, NEMA 1, EZ-Find™
yellow powdercoat
Optional Enclosures: NEMA 4, NEMA 4X, NEMA 12
Photosensor inputs:
Relays: Normally Closed (NCL) 30A @ 277VAC Ballast,
Local switch inputs:
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten, 20A @ 347VAC Ballast,
0–10VDC outputs:
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC, Rated 250,000 Cycles
Optional Relays: Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL,
Power for Occupant Sensor:
NO or NC; Two Pole — NO or NC (480VAC);
Power Supply Voltage:
Double Throw 20A, 277VAC
Programming:
MicroPanel 4 (2) addresses
MicroPanel 8 (4) addresses
32–104° F (0 – 40° C), non-condensing
UL and cUL to UL 916, available for
mounting in an air plenum (with
suitable enclosure) for City of Chicago,
ETL listed to UL 924 for emergency
circuit use)
4 (8 with optional 2nd control card)
8 (16 with optional 2nd control card)
4 (8 with optional 2nd control card,
15mA per channel)
24VDC/300mA
120/277VAC or 347VAC
Via DTC, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control Software
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The Digital Daylight Harvesting Solution
Because our competitor’s daylight
harvesting controls are not part of a
system, commissioning and any later
adjustments often require on-site or
hardwiring changes.
With proper installation, expensive
on-site commissioning can be eliminated.
Commissioning can be accomplished
remotely (via dial-up or internet) from the
factory.
The MicroPanel-iDH and -iDim solve
this with our 100% digital lighting control
system.
Any adjustments (e.g., to adapt to
interior design changes) can be made
with a phone call.
Adjustments can
be made with a
phone call
Unprecedented Daylight Harvesting
Response Curve. Individually set three
points on the response curve, start dim
level, mid-point and turn off or end point.
This is a major breakthrough in daylight
harvesting, as almost any architectural
setting can be compensated for after
photosensor placement.
Fade Rates. Separate raise and lower
fade rates (0 seconds to 100 minutes)
in response to the photosensor helps
accommodate human eye response.
0v
Baseline. If room occupants feel the
automatic settings are too bright or too
dim, they can adjust the baseline with
an optional slider switch. The adjustment
range of the slider can be set remotely.
Time Delay. Prevents
nuisance cycling. Adjust
from 0 seconds to 99
minutes.
Occupants offered a degree of control are
less likely to disable the system.
Trim. Individual trim
levels may be set for
each dimmer to compensate for
manufacturers’ ballast response (for
example, 2–8V instead of 0–10V).
0v
5v
stop dim
10v
Night
Daylight Levels
Bright
12 Scenes. Accommodate daylight
harvesting presets for seasonal
changes or fixed level presets for
architectural dimming.
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"Must Turn On" Level. A light level
below which electric lighting is switched
on with no time delay (but with the
proper fade rate). Sometimes required
when blinds are closed or dark clouds
pass overhead.
0v
Trim
Dimming Output
mid-point
Dimming Output
Dimming Output
start dim
Local Override. Room occupants may
temporarily override automatic lighting
levels. Even operates with
inexpensive (3-way) low
voltage wall switches.
Night
Daylight Levels
mid-point
start dim
Trim
10v
stop dim
10v
Bright
Night
Daylight Levels
Bright
Multi-Zone Dimming & Switching
The really big news is the ability of
the MicroPanel to control multiple
daylight harvesting zones (dimming or
switching) with a single (local or global)
photosensor.
Each dimmer (or relay) may have its own
dimming curve appropriate to its location
in the room. These multiple dimming
curves are ideal for open loop or closed
loop daylight harvesting.
No matter what the exposure may be
(north, south, east or west), the right
curve can be precisely set for any
architectural setting.
0v
3WI TZ
-iPCPCELL
photosensor
Row 1
Dimming Output
-iDim
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
Row 2
5v
Row 3
10v
Glazing
Daylight Levels
Night
Bright
Local & Global Photosensors
LC&D clients are used to having local and
global switches, occupancy sensors and
programming. Now we also offer global
daylighting photosensors!
Local Photosensors
Daylit
dimming
zone
PCELL
3WI TZ
-iPC-L
Local photosensors are used when
separate responses are required for each
room to account for individual blinds or
window treatments.
Multiple rooms that share the same
exposure and window treatment can share
the same photosensor over the network.
Global photosensors are also used for toplit applications such as warehouses.
dim 4
General
lighting zone
dim 3
Hot
dim 2
dim 1
Daylit
dimming
zone
-iPC-L
PCELL
3WI TZ
Local
Photosensor
General lighting zone
MicroPanel-iDim
Digital Switch (local and global control)
Global Photosensor
Daylit
dimming
zone
Daylit
dimming
zone
-iPC-G
Daylit zone
“c” leg
Global
PCC1
PCELL 2WI
Photosensor
Daylit zone
“c” leg
dim 4
dim 3
Hot
dim 2
dim 1
General
lighting zone
General
lighting zone
MicroPanel-iDim
“b” leg
“a” leg
MicroPanel-iDH
“b” leg
“a” leg
MicroPanel-iDH
Digital Switch (local and global control)
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Single Line Drawings
Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category
IV structures with an Importance
Factor of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide
Health Planning and Development
(OSHPD) Special Seismic
Certification Preapproval (# OSP0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building
Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American
Society of Civil Engineers /
Structural Engineering Institute)
ASCE/SEI 7-05
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
ORDERING INFORMATION
Enclosure
Relay Panel Enclosure
Enclosure Mounting, NEMA Rating
GR2404 ENC = 4 Relay Enclosure
GR2408 ENC = 8 Relay Enclosure
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
SM NE4X = Surface Mount, NEMA 4X
Emergency Options
(optional)
EMSMDM
EMSMDH
1VB = 1 Voltage Barrier
If this is not being used for separating
normal and emergency circuits, then leave
this blank. Otherwise put EM for emergency,
SM for surface mount (flush mount is
not available in this configuration), then
depending on your control card choice for
the interior, put DM if you chose iDim, or DH
if you chose iDH.
Example: EMSMDH would be for a
MicroPanel iDH for emergency circuits in a
surface mount enclosure.
Interior
Relay Panel Interior
GR2404 INT =
4 Relay Interior
GR2408 INT =
8 Relay Interior
Relays
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
Control Card
IDH4 = iDH control card for GR 2404
IDH8 = iDH control card for GR 2408
IDIM4 = iDim control card for GR 2404
IDIM8 = iDim control card for GR 2408
Transformer
Input Card (optional)*
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
347 = 347 volt
D6 = 6 inputs (enable/disable)
D14 = 14 inputs
(no enable/disable)
Example:
Where [qty] is in the nomenclature, replace with quantity of relays, and leave no space
between number and code (example: 8NOL = a quantity of 8 normally open, latching relays).
GR2408 ENC SM NE1 EMSMDM
GR2408 INT 8NCL IDIM4 DV D6
Total may not exceed 4 for GR2404, or 8 for GR2408 and quantity must be in pairs for single
relays (NCL, NOL, and SPDT) or each for any double relays (DPNC, DPNO, RRNO, and
SPDTC) as they count as two: example, a GR2408 may only have 2, 4, 6 or 8 NCL relays, or
1,2,3 or 4 DPNC relays).
8 relay MicroPanel iDim for emergency circuits, surface mount NEMA 1
enclosure, with 8 normally closed relays, iDim control card with 6 dry-contact
enable/disable inputs, and a 120/277V dual voltage transformer.
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*Input card option for
GR2404 INT requires a
GR2408 ENC. Input card
option for GR2408 INT
requires an additional
GR2404 ENC to be
specified.
GR 2400
™
C o n t ro l P a n e l
Smart Breaker™ Panel
Description: The GR 2400 SmartBreaker Panel uses solenoid-operated thermal magnetic breakers. Combine overcurrent protection and lighting control in a single package. Mix controlled and conventional breakers in
the same panelboard.
The SmartBreaker Panel is part of the GR 2400 system and seamlessly integrates with GR 2400 relay
panels, digital switches, the Micro Panel and all of our digital devices.
Directly control each breaker using Unity™ Lighting Control Software or Unity GX™ Advanced
Graphical Software, or from the DTC located in the master panel.
Features: • Main lugs or main breakers
• Retrofit chassis
• AIC to 65k
• RJ45 connectors
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
• Modem includes free lifetime factory programming
• Temperature 32 –105° F (0–41° C)
• UL listed
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
20" w x 45" h x 6" d @ 225A with main
lugs (panel height may vary depending
on mains)
Solenoid breaker configurations:
• Single pole 15A, 20A, 30A
• Double pole 20A, 30A
Type:
NEMA 1 (other NEMA types optional)
Standard Panel configurations:
• 100–600A
• Main lugs or main breakers
• 120/208VAC (3 phase, 4 wire)
• 120/240VAC (1 phase, 3 wire)
• 277/480VAC (3 phase, 4 wire)
AIC Rating:
65k @ 120/208VAC (MAIN only)
14k @ 277/480VAC
Single Pole
Double Pole
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System Design
Any computer
running:
Unity™ Lighting
Control Software
or Unity GX™
Advanced
Graphical
Software
Smart Breaker Panel
(master panel)
Smart Breaker Panel
(remote panel)
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
DTC:
32-channel, 365-day astro clock to access
and program the entire system
Circuit Breakers
Micro Panel
T-Link
Dead Front
Digital
Thermostats
Chassis for Retrofit
(holds up to 42 Breakers)
Low Voltage Compartment
(holds Bus Connectors,
RJ45 Connectors)
Low Voltage Compartment
(contains Circuit Breaker
Control Cards)
When placing an order, please contact the factory
for a schedule form, so we may populate the
Smart Breaker Panel with the correct breaker types.
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • up to 127 digital addresses • up to 4,000 feet
ORDERING INFORMATION
SmartBreaker Panel
p
p
GR2400SBP CHASSIS
System and Type
Feed Voltage
Feed Current
Feed Type2
120V208V
120V240V
277V480V1
100AMP
225AMP
400AMP
600AMP
MAIN1 = Main Breaker
MLO2 = Main Lug Only
MLODL2 = Main Lug Only
with Double Lugs
AIC
14K2
65K1
1 = If feed voltage is specified 277V480V and AIC is specified 65K, then feed type must be MAIN.
2 = AIC Rating for MLO or MLODL panel(s) is set at 14k AIC.
p
p
Clock Option
Enclosure Mounting & NEMA Rating
Feed Orientation
DTC = Digital Time Clock
DTCMOD = Digital Time Clock with Modem
REMOTE = Remote Panel
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
BOTTOM = Bottom Feed
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
TOP = Top Feed
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE4X = Surface Mount, NEMA 4X
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
Alternate feed voltages, AIC ratings, feed currents, as well as other non-standard options are available. Please contact the factory for quotation of panels beyond the options outlined here.
SmartBreaker Panel Breakers
GR2400SBP BRKR
System and Type
Breakers and Breaker Accessories
Due to the complexity of this product, breakers
must be entered as separate line items following
the chassis code. Enter quantities as part of the
line entry. Note that one 20A 1P breaker must be
reserved to provide power for control electronics.
1P[amp]ARB = 1-Pole Remote Breaker
2P[amp]ARB = 2-Pole Remote Breaker
1P[amp]ABB = 1-Pole Branch Breaker
2P[amp]ABB = 2-Pole Branch Breaker
3P[amp]ABB = 3-Pole Branch Breaker
BSPC = Breaker Spacer
CLIP = Locking Clips
If you have not filled all 42 breaker positions,
you must order the difference in breaker spacers
(BSPC) (example: if a 225A feed current panel had
32 1-pole breakers were specified, then 10 breaker
spacers would be required, or If 20 2-pole breakers
were specified, 2 BSPC would be needed, or for
12 3-pole breakers, you would need 6).
Where [amp] is, replace with ampere rating for that breaker (please refer to the
Ampere Rating Table to select the proper rating for a specific breaker type).
Example:
Ampere Rating Table
---------------------------------------------------------------------Remote Breakers
Branch Breakers
----------------------- --------------------------------------1- or 2-Pole
1-Pole
2- or 3-Pole
-------------- ----------- --------------15
15
15
20
20
20
25
25
25
30
30
30
35
35
40
40
45
45
50
50
60
60
80
70
90
95
100
GR2400SBP DMXCHASSIS 120V208V 225AMP MAIN 65K DTCMOD SM NE1 BOTTOM
GR2400SBP BRKR 1P15ARB (quantity is specified on line entry – 14 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 1P20ARB (quantity is specified on line entry – 10 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 2P30ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 5 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 3P100ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
GR2400SBP BSPC (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
GR2400SBP CLIP (quantity is specified on line entry – 6 for this example)
120/208V DMX SmartBreaker panel rated at 65k AIC, with a 225A main breaker, configured as a master panel with digital time clock and modem,
containing 14 15A and 10 20A 1-pole remote breakers, 5 30A 2-pole and 2 100A 3-pole branch breakers, 2 breaker spacers and 6 locking clips,
surface mount NEMA 1 enclosure with knockouts, designed for bottom line voltage feed.
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DMX Panel
C o n t ro l P a n e l
DMX512A Relay Panels
Description: A DMX-only panel which employs a DMX512 command to turn on and off SnapLink™ relays. The DMX
relay panel may use any start address. Will not interface to a GR 2400™ system. DMX relay panels are
DMX512A compatible.
For applications which require both GR 2400 digital lighting controls and a DMX take-over, refer to the
Link‑To™ DMX card.
Features: • Manual override of individual relays, zones, or entire panel if no DMX signal or auto-hand switch.
• Panels may be controlled in “Zone Mode” or “Discrete Mode.” Zone mode allows multiple relays to be
controlled by the same DMX address
• May control mixed voltages (i.e., 120V, 277V)
• May control normal or emergency power
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
16 relays
NEMA 1 - 12" w x 18" h x 6" d
NEMA 4X - 16”w x 24”h x 8”d
NEMA 4/12 - 16”w x 24”h x 6”d
up to 32 relays:
NEMA 1 - 20" w x 25.5" h x 6" d
NEMA 4/4X/12 - 24”w x 36”h x 8”d
up to 48 relays:
NEMA 1 - 20" w x 37.5" h x 6" d
NEMA 4/12 - 24”w x 48”h x 10”d
NEMA 4X - 36”w x 48”h x 10”d
Enclosure type: NEMA 1 surface mount, hinged locking door
O
ptional enclosure rating: NEMA 4, NEMA 12, NEMA 4X or
flush mount NEMA 1
Relays:
Optional relays:
Normally Closed (NCL)
30A @ 277VAC Ballast
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten
20A @ 347VAC Ballast
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC
Rated 250,000 Cycles
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same
as NCL, Two Pole — NO or NC
(480VAC); Double Throw 20A
277VAC
Listings: UL and cUL to UL 916,
ETL listed to UL 924 (for
emergency circuit use)
Max. humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC or 120/347VAC
Protocol: DMX512A
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Details
Seismic Certification:
Digital DMX Connectors:
Depluggable Screw Connectors
• Preapproved for use in Category
IV structures with an Importance
Factor of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide
Health Planning and Development
(OSHPD) Special Seismic
Certification Preapproval (# OSP0091-10)
Lighting Relays:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277V Ballast,
20A @ 120V Tungsten, 20A @ 347V Ballast, SCCR 18kA
@ 277V, Rated 250,000 Cycles
Optional relays:
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL,
Two Pole — NO or NC; Double Throw 20A 277V
Relay Control Card:
Manual control of zones or individual relays
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building
Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American
Society of Civil Engineers /
Structural Engineering Institute)
ASCE/SEI 7-05
High/Low Voltage Barrier:
(16 gauge steel)
Digital DMX Connector
in DMX Panel
GND
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
Use a proper data cable.
Twisted pair with foil and twisted braids.
Balanced audio cable will not do.
Male XLR pin connector
(front view)
Notes:
• Pin #3 of the XLR Connector is routed to Terminal #3 of the Digital DMX Connector
• Pin #2 of the XLR Connector is routed to Terminal #2 of the Digital DMX Connector
• If end of the line is a XLR connector, then terminate the end of the network with 120 ohm end-of-line resistor.
In the case of the Digital DMX connector, end-of-line resistors should be across Terminals #2 and #3.
• If there is a 2 pin terminator connector on the panel, use Blue jumper to enable it.
ORDERING INFORMATION
DMX Enclosure
Example:
DMX Relay Panel Enclosure
Enclosure Mounting, NEMA Rating, Knockouts
DMX16 ENC = 16 Relay Enclosure
DMX32 ENC = 32 Relay Enclosure
DMX48 ENC = 48 Relay Enclosure
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts
SM NE1 NKO1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1 no knockouts
FM NE1 NKO1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1 no knockouts
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
SM NE4X = Surface Mount, NEMA 4X
1
DMX48 ENC SM NE1
DMX48 INT 12NCL 12SPDT 12DPNO DV 1VB
1 = “No knockouts” option only
available for DMX32 and DMX48
enclosures. DMX16 NEMA 1
enclosures come with knockouts
by default. All other NEMA
ratings (4, 4X and 12) come
without knockouts by default.
48 relay DMX panel, surface mount NEMA 1
enclosure with knockouts, with 12 normally
closed relays, 12 single pole double throw
relays, 12 double pole normally open relays,
a 120/277V dual voltage transformer, and one
voltage barrier.
DMX Interior
DMX Relay
Panel Interior
DMX16 INT =
16 Relay Interior
DMX32 INT =
32 Relay Interior
DMX48 INT =
48 Relay Interior
Relays
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
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Total quantity of relay spaces
specified must not exceed the total
allowed in any given enclosure. The
DMX16 may only have up to 16
relays, the DMX32 may only have
up to 32, and the DMX48 may only
have up to 48. (example: DMX16 INT
10NCL = a quantity of 10 normally
closed, latching relays for the DMX16
interior). 2-pole relays, reed relay
pairs, and contactor relays all count
as two relay spaces (example: a
DMX32 INT may not have more than
16 2-pole relays).
Transformer
Voltage Barrier2
DV = Dual voltage
120/277V
CNDV = Canadian
dual voltage
120/347V
[blank] = No barrier
1VB = 1 barrier
2VB = 2 barriers
3VB = 3 barriers
4VB = 4 barriers
2 = Voltage barriers are only available in
the DMX32 and DMX48 panels. Check
with NEC or CEC, State or Province,
and local regulations as well as your
electrical inspector about allowances
for voltage barriers within panels.
DMX Panel
C o n t ro l P a n e l
DMX512A Smart Breaker™ Panel
Description:
A DMX-only panel which employs a DMX 512 command to turn on and off SmartBreakers.
The DMX SmartBreaker Panel uses solenoid operated thermal magnetic breakers to combine over-current
protection and lighting control into a single package.
The DMX SmartBreaker Panel may use any start address from 1–512. All breaker addresses consecutively
follow the start address.
Integrate a DMX system to a GR 2400 digital lighting control system with the Link-To™ DMX card.
Features:
• Seamless integration to any DMX-based control system
• Mix controlled and conventional breakers in the same panelboard
• Main lugs or main breakers
• Retrofit chassis
• UL listed
• DMX512A compatible
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
20" w x 45" h x 6" d @ 225A with main lugs)
Type:
NEMA 1 (other NEMA types optional)
Standard Panel configurations:
• 100–600A
• Main lugs or main breakers
• 120/208VAC (3 phase, 4 wire)
• 120/240VAC (1 phase, 3 wire)
• 277/480VAC (3 phase, 4 wire)
Solenoid breaker configurations:
Single pole 15A, 20A
Double Pole 20A, 30A
Single Pole
Double Pole
AIC Rating:
65k @ 120/208VAC, 14k @ 277/480VAC
Listings:
UL listed
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System Design
DMX SmartBreaker Panel
Chassis for retrofit (holds up to 42 Breakers)
Data cable
Low Voltage Compartment
(holds Digital DMX
Connectors)
GND
Low Voltage Compartment
(contains circuit breaker
control card)
Retrofit an existing breaker panel
with a Smart Breaker DMX
chassis. Contact the factory for
assistance.
ORDERING INFORMATION
DMX SmartBreaker Panel
p
p
DMXSBP CHASSIS
System and Type
Feed Voltage
Feed Current
Feed Type2
120V208V
120V240V
277V480V1
100AMP
225AMP
400AMP
600AMP
MAIN1 = Main Breaker
MLO2 = Main Lug Only
MLODL2 = Main Lug Only
with Double Lugs
AIC
14K
65K1
1 = If feed voltage is specified 277V480V and AIC is specified 65K, then feed type must be MAIN.
2 = AIC Rating for MLO or MLODL panel(s) is set at 14k AIC.
p
p
REMOTE
Clock Option
Enclosure Mounting & NEMA Rating
Feed Orientation
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE4X = Surface Mount, NEMA 4X
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
BOTTOM = Bottom Feed
TOP = Top Feed
Alternate feed voltages, AIC ratings, feed currents, as well as other non-standard options are available. Please contact the factory for quotation of panels beyond the options outlined here.
DMX SmartBreaker Panel Breakers
GR2400SBP BRKR
System and Type
Breakers and Breaker Accessories
Due to the complexity of this product, breakers
must be entered as separate line items following
the chassis code. Enter quantities as part of the
line entry. One 20A 1P breaker must be reserved
to provide power for control electronics.
1P[amp]ARB = 1-Pole Remote Breaker
2P[amp]ARB = 2-Pole Remote Breaker
1P[amp]ABB = 1-Pole Branch Breaker
2P[amp]ABB = 2-Pole Branch Breaker
3P[amp]ABB = 3-Pole Branch Breaker
BSPC = Breaker Spacer
CLIP = Locking Clips
If you have not filled all 42 breaker positions,
you must order the difference in breaker spacers
(BSPC) (example: if a 225A feed current panel had
32 1-pole breakers were specified, then 10 breaker
spacers would be required, or If 20 2-pole breakers
were specified, 2 BSPC would be needed, or for
12 3-pole breakers, you would need 6).
Where [amp] is, replace with ampere rating for that breaker (please refer to the
Ampere Rating Table to select the proper rating for a specific breaker type).
Example:
Ampere Rating Table
---------------------------------------------------------------------Remote Breakers
Branch Breakers
----------------------- --------------------------------------1- or 2-Pole
1-Pole
2- or 3-Pole
-------------- ----------- --------------15
15
15
20
20
20
25
25
25
30
30
30
35
35
40
40
45
45
50
50
60
60
80
70
90
95
100
GR2400SBP DMXCHASSIS 120V208V 225AMP MAIN 65K DTCMOD SM NE1 BOTTOM
GR2400SBP BRKR 1P15ARB (quantity is specified on line entry – 14 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 1P20ARB (quantity is specified on line entry – 10 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 2P30ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 5 for this example)
GR2400SBP BRKR 3P100ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
GR2400SBP BSPC (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
GR2400SBP CLIP (quantity is specified on line entry – 6 for this example)
120/208V DMX SmartBreaker panel rated at 65k AIC, with a 225A main breaker, configured as a master panel with digital time clock and modem,
containing 14 15A and 10 20A 1-pole remote breakers, 5 30A 2-pole and 2 100A 3-pole branch breakers, 2 breaker spacers and 6 locking clips,
surface mount NEMA 1 enclosure with knockouts, designed for bottom line voltage feed.
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SilverBullet
™
C u r re n t
Limiting
Panel
The SilverBullet ™
Sub-Branch Circuit Current Limiter
Description: Lighting calculations for most energy codes include a deduction for each linear foot of track. California’s
Title 24 “charges” 45 watts/linear foot of track lighting. Seattle “charges” 70 watts/foot. ASHRAE, 30
watts/foot. With today’s lighting technology the connected load is far less than the per-foot requirements
of these codes.
The SilverBullet, a “Sub-Branch Circuit Current Limiter” solves this requirement by enforcing a definite
current limit to lower the VA rating of each track lighting circuit.
For example, California’s Title 24 would require three track circuits with a total length 100 ft to be
calculated at a minimum of 4500 watts (45 watts/foot x 100 ft). With the SilverBullet those three tracks
could be limited to 8 amps each to reduce the lighting load calculation to 2880 watts (120V x 24 amps).
Features: • Current limiting for up to 21 circuits
• Current limiting available from 1-8, 10,13 & 15 amps
• Compact Sizes 12" w x 18" h x 4" d or 12″ w x 12″ h x 4″ d
• AIC Rating of 10,000A @ 120VAC
• Factory pre-assembled
• Each load factory labeled on the door sheet
• No programming required
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: 12″ w x 12″ h x 4″ d, (1-12 supplementary breakers)
12″ w x 18″ h x 4″ d, (6-21 supplementary breakers)
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking door, NEMA 1
Optional enclosures: Flush mount
Certifications: Panel complies with UL 508, breakers comply with UL 489
Max. humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C) (Note: Thermal magnetic breakers. De-rate to 80% of load for temperatures over 70° F)
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How It Works
20 a
6a
20 a
4a
Load Center
SilverBullet
SilverBullet
More Track—Less Penalty
The SilverBullet is UL Listed to be placed
in-line between the branch circuit breaker
and the track mounted lighting loads.
California 2005 Title 24, Section 130
C(3) states:
Track Lighting
This is what the SilverBullet does.
When doing energy calculations, use
the ampere rating of the supplementary
breaker in the SilverBullet as opposed to
the linear footage of the rack. No magic.
Just a SilverBullet.
(c) Luminaire power. Luminaire wattage
incorporated into the installed lighting
power shall be determined in accordance
with the following criteria: The wattage
of line voltage lighting track and plugin busway which allows the addition or
relocation of luminaires without altering
the wiring of the system shall be the
volt-ampere rating of the branch circuit
feeding the luminaires.
SilverBullet mini
COMPACT 12” X 12” X 4”
HOUSING FOR 1-12
RELAYS
ORDERING INFORMATION
SilverBullet
System
Breaker UL Listing
Breaker Positions
Breakers
Enclosure Mountings
T24 = Standard (21 breakers max.)
T24M = Mini (12 breakers max.)
489UL = Standard
1077UL = (required for City
of Los Angeles)
[qty]BP = # of positions
1A[qty] = 1 amp breaker
2A[qty] = 2 amp breaker
3A[qty] = 3 amp breaker
4A[qty] = 4 amp breaker
5A[qty] = 5 amp breaker
6A[qty] = 6 amp breaker
7A[qty] = 7 amp breaker
8A[qty] = 8 amp breaker
10A[qty] = 10 amp breaker
13A[qty] = 13 amp breaker
15A[qty]1 = 15 amp breaker
SM = Surface Mount
FM = Flush Mount
Where [qty] is, replace
with the total number of
breakers needed in a panel,
within a range depending
upon the specified panel:
T24 is from 6 and 21
breakers, T24M is from
1 to 12.
1 = only available with 1077UL option
Where [qty] is, replace with the quantity of
breakers of that amperage. Total quantity of
breaker spaces specified must fall within the
number specified under Panel Size. 3A2 is
two 3 amp breakers, 10A10 is ten 10 amp
breakers.
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GR 2400
™
Master
C o n t ro l l e r
GR 2400 Master Controller
Description:
GR 2400 Systems with distributed control are not always specified with
a master panel (which would contain the DTC.) In these situations, the
DTC is mounted by itself in its own enclosure with a power supply in the
base. Additional interface cards may also be mounted and powered by the
enclosure to make for a more compact system.
Features:
• Self contained DTC may mount at any convenient point on the
GR 2400 bus with access to a phone line for use by the modem
• Provides voltage to the GR 2400 bus to help power a run of switches
• May also contain additional interface cards including a Link-To BAS
card or a server card
• Painted in ivory. May be mounted in an office if needed to provide
convenient access to the system
• Universal enclosure may be surface or flush mounted
• Enclosure dimensions: 8.25" w x 13.25" h x 4" d
• UL and cUL Listed
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Overview
Extra space for
additional cards
Bus
Booster
Link-To PC
(optional)
Power
Supply
Additional
cards
(optional)
Note About NEMA 4 Enclosures: When ordering the NEMA 4 enclosure option, you will receive a flush mount NEMA 1 enclosure
mounted inside of a surface mount NEMA 4 enclosure.
Note About Additional Cards: When ordering additional items to be mounted in the same box, follow the example below:
For instance, a Link-to PC needs to be ordered with this system, usually it would get its own enclosure and be ordered as:
GR2400 L2 PC232 115K DV SM NE1
(DV SM NE1 means it comes with a dual voltage transformer in a surface mount NEMA 1 enclosure)
Instead, order GR2400 L2 PC232 115K (with no DV SM NE1) on the lines following the Master Controller entry.
Note: XPoint Router Cards are excluded from the options available for additional cards.
Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category IV structures with an Importance Factor of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (# OSP-0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American Society of Civil Engineers / Structural Engineering Institute) ASCE/SEI 7-05
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
ORDERING INFORMATION
GR 2400 Master Controller
GR2400
System
Digital Clock/Modem
Transformer
Dry Inputs
Mount and Enclosure Type
DTC = Digital Time Clock
DTCMOD = Digital Time Clock & Modem
DV = Dual Voltage 120/277V
347V = 347 volt
D6 = 6 inputs
D14 = 14 inputs
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
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GR 2400
™
Quintessence
GR 2400 Relay Panel/SilverBullet
(Sub-Branch Circuit
Current Limiter)
Description: Factory pre-wired, pre-assembled components integrate the GR 2400 Relay Panel with the SilverBullet
“Sub-Branch Circuit Current Limiter” to solve the requirements of energy code lighting calculations, by
enforcing a definite current limit to lower the VA rating of track lighting circuits.
Features:
GR
2400 Relay Panel • 32-channel, 365-day/astronomical time clock interface for the entire system. Non-volatile memory
holds all programming indefinitely. Ten-year battery back-up for time-of-day
• May control mixed voltages (i.e., 120V, 277V), normal or emergency power
• Manual override of individual relays, zones or entire panel
• Link up to 127 addresses of digital devices via Cat.5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
SilverBullet
• UL listed current limiting for up to 21 circuits per 10" extension box
• AIC Rating of 10,000A @ 120V
• Factory pre-wired, pre-assembled components
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: 20" w x 35.5" h x 6" d (32 relays) 21 Breakers
20" w x 45.5" h x 6" d (32 relays) 42 Breakers
20" w x 47.5" h x 6" d (48 relays) 21 Breakers
20" w x 57.5" h x 6" d (48 relays) 42 Breakers
SilverBullet mounted in 10" extension enclosure(s)
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking door, NEMA 1
Max. humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–105° F (0–41° C)
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
Relay:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277VAC Ballast
SilverBullet Sub-Branch Circuit Current Limiter
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten, 20A @ 347VAC Ballast
Enclosure dimensions: 20" w x 12" h x 4" d (6-12
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC, Rated 250,000 Cycles
supplementary breakers)
Optional relays: Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL,Two
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking
Pole — NO or NC (480VAC); Double Throw 20A
door, NEMA 1
277VAC
Max Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Addresses per bus: 127
# of Addresses used: GR 2432 (4), GR 2448 (6)
Relay panel listings: UL and cUL to UL 916, ETL listed to UL 924
(for emergency circuit use)
Certifications: Panel complies with UL 508,
Breakers comply with UL 489
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with Unity™ Lighting
Control Software
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Power Supply (input):
120/277V
DTC:
32-channel, 365-day astro clock. Access
and program the entire system
45.5"
Modem:
Remote programming and control,
includes free lifetime dial-up
programming
Bus connectors
RJ45 connectors
20"
Lighting Relays:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277V
Ballast, 20A @ 120V Tungsten, 20A
@ 347V Ballast, SCCR 18kA @ 277V,
Rated 250,000 Cycles
47.5"
35.5"
Optional Relays:
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as
NCL, NO or NC (120V); Two Pole — NO
or NC (480V); Double Throw 20A 277V
High/Low Voltage Barrier:
(16 gauge steel)
20"
Relay Control card:
(manual control of zones or
individual relays)
57.5"
Limiters:
UL listed current limiting available
from 1-8, 10, 13 & 15 amps.
ORDERING INFORMATION
20"
20"
For Nomenclature:
Please see the tech sheet for the GR 2400 Relay Panel and enter as usual with these exceptions:
• Must choose Surface Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts (SM NE1)
Please see the tech sheet for the SilverBullet and enter as usual with these exceptions:
• Add a “Q” to the beginning of the nomenclature (T24 becomes QT24, T24M is not available for Quintessence)
• You may exceed the maximum number of breakers by 1 (up to 22 breakers total)
• You must choose Surface Mount (SM)
Examples:
GR2448 ENC SM NE1
GR2448 INT 22NCL 14SPDT 6DPNC DTCMOD DV
QT24 1077UL 22BP 4A10 10A8 13A2 15A2 SM
48 relay panel with 22 normally closed relays, 14 single pole double throw relays, 6 double pole normally closed relays, with a digital time clock and
modem (master panel), and a 120/277V dual voltage transformer (no voltage barriers) as part of a Quintessence package prewired to a SilverBullet
panel configured with 22 breaker positions, and containing 10 4A, 8 10A, 2 13A and 2 15A breakers, all installed in a combined, surface mount NEMA 1
enclosure with knockouts.
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GR 2400
™
Quintessence
GR 2400 Relay Panel/Breaker Panel
Description: Factory pre-wired assembly of a circuit breaker and GR 2400 relay panel
Features: • Provides the same features as a controllable breaker panel in the same footprint
• Available in top feed or bottom feed panels
• MLO or with a Master breaker
• Your choice of breaker panel
• Saves on site labor
• All the standard features of a GR 2400 panel
Specifications:
Relay enclosure dimensions: 20" w x 63" h x 6" d (32 relays)
20" w x 75" h x 6" d (48 relays)
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking door, NEMA 1
Relay: Normally Closed (NCL)
30A @ 277VAC Ballast
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten
20A @ 347VAC Ballast
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC
Rated 250,000 Cycles
Optional relays: Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL,
Two Pole — NO or NC (480VAC); Double
Throw 20A, 277VAC
Addresses per bus: 127
#Addresses used: GR 2432 (4), GR 2448 (6)
Relay panel listings: UL and cUL to UL 916,
ETL listed to UL 924 (for
emergency circuit use)
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control
Software
Max. humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
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GR 2448
GR 2432
GR 2432 or GR 2448 digital relay panel
Pre-wired to standard circuit breaker
panel
25.5''
37.5''
• 120V or 277V
63''
• NEMA 1 Enclosures
75''
• Up to 400A
37.5''
• Hinged locking doors
• Breakers prewired to specific relay per
approved submital
20''
Depth 6''
37.5''
Note: Breaker panel length may change
based on amperage and brand of breaker
panel specified.
Weight 140 Pounds
20''
Depth 6''
ORDERING INFORMATION
Weight 160 Pounds
For Nomenclature:
Please see the tech sheet for the GR 2400 Relay Panel and enter as usual with these exceptions:
• You must choose Surface Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts (SM NE1)
Please see the tech sheet for the Smart Breaker Panel and enter as usual with these exceptions:
• Use “QBP” in place of “GR2400SBP” for the panel and breakers
• You must choose Surface Mount, NEMA 1 (SM NE1)
• You must choose bottom feed orientation (BOTTOM)
• You must choose remote for the clock option (REMOTE)
• You may not select remote breakers, all other breaker types are available in identical quantities
• Enter the breakers as separate line items per the tech sheet with no variations in the nomenclature
Examples:
GR2448 ENC SM NE1
GR2448 INT 12NCL 12SPDT 12DPNC DTCMOD DV
QBP CHASSIS 120V208V 225AMP MAIN 65K REMOTE SM NE1 BOTTOM
QBP BRKR 1P15ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 14 for this example)
QBP BRKR 1P20ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 10 for this example)
QBP BRKR 2P30ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 5 for this example)
QBP BRKR 3P100ABB (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
QBP BSPC (quantity is specified on line entry – 2 for this example)
QBP CLIP (quantity is specified on line entry – 6 for this example)
48 relay panel with 12 normally closed relays, 12 single pole double throw relays, 12 double pole normally closed relays, with a digital time clock and modem (master panel),
and a 120/277V dual voltage transformer (no voltage barriers) as part of a Quintessence package prewired to a 120/208V breaker panel rated at 65k AIC, with a 225A main
breaker, configured as a remote panel, containing 14 15A and 10 20A 1-pole, 5 30A 2-pole, 2 100A 3-pole branch breakers, 2 breaker spacers and 6 locking clips, all installed
in a combined, surface mount NEMA 1 enclosure with knockouts, designed for bottom line voltage feed.
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GR 2400
™
C o n t ro l P a n e l
GR 2400™ Relay Panel w/Surge Suppression
Description: GR 2400 panel prewired to state-of-the-art transient voltage surge suppression (TVSS) type protection.
Surge Suppression brand protection has the lowest let-through voltages in the industry and is backed
by a 25-year warranty.
Features: • 32-channel, 365-day/astronomical time clock. Large display (21 x 8 characters) acts as programming
interface for the entire system. Non-volatile memory holds all programming indefinitely. Ten-year
battery back-up for time-of-day
• Modem includes free lifetime factory programming
• May control mixed voltages (i.e., 120V, 277V)
• May control normal or emergency power
• Ideal for all applications
• Manual override of individual relays, zones or entire panel
• Link up to 127 digital devices via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Surge Protection
• Protection Element Status LED indicator light—one per circuit
• Compact Enclosure (UL94V-0 Rated ABS)
• High Density/High Energy Individual Circuit Protection
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: 20" w x 35.5" h x 6" d (32 relays)
20" w x 47.5" h x 6" d (48 relays)
Surge Suppression mounted in 10” extension
enclosure(s). Contact factory for number of
extensions required.
Enclosure type: Surface mount, hinged locking door, NEMA 1
Relay:
Optional relays:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277VAC Ballast
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten, 20A @ 347VAC Ballast
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC, Rated 250,000 Cycles
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL, Two
Pole — NO or NC (480VAC); Double Throw 20A
277VAC
Addresses per bus: 127
# Addresses used: GR 2432 (4), GR 2448 (6)
Relay panel listings: UL and cUL to UL 916, ETL listed
to UL 924 (for emergency circuit use)
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with Unity™ Lighting
Control Software
Max. humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
Surge Protection: Discrete All Mode Protection
Component Level/Phase Level Fusing
60kA (60,000 amps) per circuit Peak
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Overview
Power Supply (input) 120/277V
(Optional Surge Protection available)
DTC:
32-channel, 365-day astro clock. Access
and program the entire system
Modem:
Remote programming and control, includes
free lifetime dial-up programming
Bus connectors
RJ45 connectors
Lighting Relays:
Normally Closed (NCL), 30A @ 277VAC Ballast,
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten, 20A @ 347VAC Ballast,
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC, Rated 250,000 Cycles
Optional Relays:
Normally Open, (NOL) Spec same as NCL, NO or
NC (120V); Two Pole — NO or NC (480V); Double
Throw 20A 277V
High/Low Voltage Barrier:
(16 gauge steel)
Relay Control card:
(manual control of zones or individual relays)
Output Surge Protection:
Protection Element Status LED indicator
light—one per circuit.
Phone Jack:
(Prewired if required)
GR 2400 Bus Surge Protection: Surge
protection is available for the power
supply (input), relay panel output and for
low voltage wiring such as the modem/
ethernet connections. Contact our Sales
Hot Line for ordering information.
Contact factory for exact ordering information.
ORDERING INFORMATION
GR 2400 Relay Panel with Surge Suppression
For Nomenclature:
Please see the tech sheet for the GR 2400 Relay Panel and enter as usual with these exceptions:
Must choose Surface Mount, NEMA 1 with knockouts (SM NE1)
LCDACC
System & Type
Type
SSPT21205 = Relay Panel Protection, 120V 5A
SSPT22775 = Relay Panel Protection, 277V 5A
SFSP2120P1 = Load Protection, 120V
SFSP2120P1 DIN = Load Protection, 120V, DIN Rail Mount
SFSP2277P1 = Load Protection, 277V
SFSP2277P1 DIN = Load Protection, 277V, DIN Rail Mount
SRJ14R = Analog Modem Protection
SRJ45122M = System Bus Protection, 2Mbps
RJ4512100M = System Bus Protection, 100Mbps
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Hotel Pack
Stand-Alone
C o n t ro l P a n e l
COMPATIBLE WITH
WIRELESS PRODUCTS
Hotel Pack Energy Conservation System
Description: Card Key Switch enables power for hotel rooms. The infrared card detector never wears out. Provides a
signal to the cost-effective Hotel Pack Relay Panel.
Features: • Clean lines —Card Key has no visible screws
• Super simple installation. Periforral devices connect wirelessly to the panel.
• Up to 8 Relay outputs. Single-or dual-pole relays available.
• Rotary switch sets delay before OFF to allow occupant time to leave the room before power down.
• Cost effective
Specifications:
Card Key:
Color: White
Hotel Pack:
Color: Yellow
Dimensions:
3.3" w x 4.9" h
Dimensions:
12.5" w x 8.25" h x 3.3" d
Power: 24VDC from Hotel Pack
Power: 120/277VAC or 347VAC transformer
Number of Relays: Up to 8
optional 2-Pole takes 2 positions
Relay Spec: 30A 277VAC ballast
20A 120V incandescent
1.5hp at 120VAC
3hp at 277VAC
Listings: UL and cUL Listed
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Layout
Optional connector
to additional HotPac
if required
Hotel Pack
14 ft. Cat 5 Cable with RJ 45
Connectors
(Provided with Hot Pac)
Select Off Delay
after removing card
Enable Blink
Warnings on
Relays 5-8
Enable
sequencing
Loads
Seismic Certification:
• Preapproved for use in Category IV structures with an Importance Factor of 1.5
• California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (# OSP-0091-10)
Evaluated per the requirements of:
• 2007/ 2010 California Building Code
• Section 13.2.5 of (American Society of Civil Engineers / Structural Engineering Institute) ASCE/SEI 7-05
• Tested to: ICC-ES AC156
ORDERING INFORMATION
Card Switch
HOTPACK HCS
Hotel Pack Card Switch
Hotel Pack
Hotel Pack Enclosure Size
Relays
Transformer, Enclosure Mount, NEMA Rating
HOTPACK4 = 4 relay enclosure
HOTPACK8 = 8 relay enclosure
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
DV SM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, Surface Mount, NEMA 1
DV FM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, Flush Mount, NEMA 1
Where [qty] is in the nomenclature, replace with
quantity of relays, and leave no space between
number and code (example: 8NOL = a quantity
of 8 normally open, latching relays).
Total must be from 3 to 8 for single relays
(NCL, NOL, and SPDT) or from 1 to 4 each for
any 2-pole relays (DPNC, DPNO, RRNO, and
SPDTC) as they count as two. One DormPack
enclosure may contain mixed relay types.
One HotPac and one HotPac Hotel Card Switch per hotel room is required. If needed a secondary HotPac may be purchased with its own
configuration if you require more relays for larger rooms. One HotPac Hotel Card Switch is needed to operate one or two HotPacs.
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Academy
Pack
Stand-Alone
C o n t ro l P a n e l
COMPATIBLE WITH
WIRELESS PRODUCTS
Academy Pack Classroom Solution
Description: The Academy Pack is a complete, stand-alone, dimming/switching control solution. It is designed to enhance
the learning environment, reduce energy expenditures, and help support emergency lighting in today’s
classrooms, lecture halls and universities.
Features: • Program wall stations to provide single button control of lighting scenes, toggle of lights, variable timers,
overrides, blink warning, control of shades and skylight louvers.
• Intelligent occupancy detection, select between vacancy and occupancy sensing.
• Intelligent daylight harvesting: use a single photocell to independently dim multiple fixtures based on
contribution of natural light.
• Comes pre-programmed or can be field adjusted with the optional Hand Held Programmer.
• Integral emergency relay section (and barrier) provides UL924 compliance without additional shunt relay
equipment.
• Quick install: hang pre-programmed panel, land loads, install wall stations, plug and play
• Easy to maintain: operates without networked components, but can be future upgraded to integrade with
BMS or AV (additional equipment required).
Specifications:
Dimensions:
13" w x 8.5" h x 3.125" d
Number of Relays: Up to 8 relays (optional emergency, dry
contact closure)
High Voltage Relay Spec: 30A @ 277VAC ballast
20A @ 120VAC incandescent
1.5hp @ 120VAC
3hp @ 277VAC
SCCR 18kA @ 277VAC
# Operations: 250,000 cycles
Ambient Temp: 32-105°F (0-40°C), non-condensing
Listings: UL/CUL and ETL listed
Inputs/Outputs: Photosensor inputs - 1
Occ. sensor inputs - 1
Local switch inputs - 2
Digital switch inputs - 2
0-10V outputs - 4, 15mA per channel
Power for Occ. Sensor: 24VDC/450mA
Power Supply Voltage: 120/277VAC or 347VAC
Programming:
Pre-programmed or adjustable on site
with optional Hand Held Programmer
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Academy Pack Overview
Wide View
Occupancy
Sensor
Indoor
Photosensor
Phone Cable
with RJ11 Connectors
TYPICAL PACKAGE:
APAC AP2408 DV 6NCL
PCELL1 TCS6CH TCS1SS 1RSCC WV16R
Teacher
Control Station
Entry
Switch
TEACHER CONTROL STATION
TYPICAL BUTTON OPERATIONS
LABEL
BUTTON
COLOR
FUNCTION
LABEL
BUTTON
COLOR
FUNCTION
Teach
White
Front of the room with brighter light levels,
white board illuminated, student area
dimmed lower, photocell enabled
Enable Slider
White
Override control of dimming zones
A/V
White
Front of the room with lower light levels,
white board light turned off, student area
with higher light levels, photocell disabled
Sensor Override
White
Disables occupancy sensor for one
hour
Energy Saver
Green
Light levels lowered, photocell enabled for
daylight harvesting to further reduce energy
consumption
White Board
White
Toggle whiteboard lights on and off
General
White
Uniform light levels throughout, photocell
enabled
All Off
Black
Turns off all lights
ordering logic
APAC
System
APAC
Photocell2
Panel Type1
AP2408 - Academy Pack panel
[blank] - No panel
PCELL1 - 1 Photocell
[blank] - no Photocell
Relays
[qty]NCL - Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL - Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC - Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO - Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO - Reed Relay Normally Open
[qty]SPDT - Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC - Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
Teacher Control Station3
Switch
Slider (optional)
TCS6CH - 6 Button switch TCS1SS - Single Slider
TCS4CH - 4 Button switch TCS2SS - Dual Slider
[blank] - no switch
[blank] - No Slider
TCS1 - Preconfigured 6 button switch with Slider
TCS2 - Preconfigured 4 button switch with Slider
TCS3 - Preconfigured 4 button switch
Notes:
1. Relay, Voltage and Emergency options are not available if AP2408 is not selected.
2. For multiple photocells please contact factory.
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Voltage
DV - 120V/277V
347V - 347 Volt
Entry Switch
1RSCC - 1 contact closure Rocker
2RSCC - 2 contact closure Rocker
[blank] - no entry switch
Emergency Options
EMSMDM - Emergency enclosure
1VB - 1 Voltage barrier
[blank] - no Emergency options
Occupancy Sensor4
[qty]WVPDT16R - wide view
[qty]CMPDT9R - standard range
[qty]CMPDT10R - extended range
[blank] - no sensor
3. Custom button engraving and colors available, please contact factory.
4. Maximum of 2 sensors per room, if more are needed, please contact factory.
5. To update programming onsite, order Hand Held Programmer separately (APAC HHR).
RF Pack
Stand-Alone
C o n t ro l P a n e l
COMPATIBLE WITH
WIRELESS PRODUCTS
RF Pack Energy Conservation System
Description: The RF Pack is a wireless platform specially designed for small to medium spaces, such as living spaces or
office environments.
Features: • Quick and easy installation.
• Up to 8 internal and 8 wireless relay outputs.
• Intuitive user interface for quick programming and commissioning.
• Cost effective
• May contain Normal and/or Emergency relays
Specifications:
Dimensions:
8.375” w x 8.375” h x 3.125” d (4 relay panel)
12.875” w x 8.375” h x 3.125” d (8 relay panel)
Power: 120/277VAC or 347VAC transformer
Number of Relays: Up to 16 relays (up to 8 relays in the enclosure and 8 wireless relays)
optional 2-Pole relay takes 2 positions in the panel
Relay Spec: 30A 277VAC ballast
20A 120V incandescent
1.5hp at 120VAC
3hp at 277VAC
Listings: UL and cUL Listed
Max. humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
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ORDERING INFORMATION
RF Pack
RF Pack Enclosure Size
Relays
Transformer, Enclosure Mount, NEMA Rating
RF2404 = 4 relay enclosure
RF2408 = 8 relay enclosure
[qty]NCL = Normally Closed Latching
[qty]NOL = Normally Open Latching
[qty]DPNC = Double Pole Normally Closed
[qty]DPNO = Double Pole Normally Open
[qty]RRNO = Reed Relay Normally Open (pair)
[qty]SPDT = Single Pole Double Throw
[qty]SPDTC = Single Pole Double Throw Contactor
[qty]RFNODE = RF Node
DV SM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, Surface Mount, NEMA 1
Where [qty] is in the nomenclature, replace with
quantity of relays, and leave no space between
number and code (example: 8NCL = a quantity
of 8 normally closed, latching relays).
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GR 2400
™
Relay
SnapLink™ Latching Relay
Description: The SnapLink™ Latching Relay from LC&D is a single-pole, lighting relay designed to meet the
demands of today’s high-efficiency ballast loads. This latching relay can be specified to default to open
(simulated NO) or to default to closed (simulated NC) upon loss of power. The Normally Closed relay is
the default relay shipped unless otherwise noted.
Features: • New larger contacts allow switching up to 30 amps lighting (ballast, HID) at 277V, 20 amps at 347V
and 20 amps Tungsten at 120V
• UL listed for 18,000 amps SCCR (Short Circuit Current Rating) at 277V
• Eliminates zero-cross circuitry—ideal for many modern types of ballast, particularly HID which can
become “core-saturated” when controlled by zero-cross lighting relays
• New heavy-duty, high-conductivity terminal blocks allow up to 2 #8 AWG wires per lug
• 3-year warranty
• Since relays are latching, no energy is used to hold contacts, creating less heat
Specifications:
UL rated for:
Contacts: Normally Closed
(optional Normally Open)
Type of action: Latching
(Innovative electronics
allows default to NC
or NO
on power failure)
Operations at 30 amp load: 250,000 cycles
30A @ 277VAC, 20A @ 347VAC Ballast/HID
20A @ 120VAC Tungsten
1.5hp @ 120VAC
3hp @ 277VAC
Not rated for DC current
Conductors: 2 ea # 8AWG per lug
Listings: UL and cUL Recognized assembly
UL tested SCCR rating: 18,000A @ 277VAC
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30A, 277V HID, Ballast Relay
High Conductivity
Terminal Block
Quick Removal Slot
Status Indicator LED
Low Voltage Connector
SnapTrak
ORDERING INFORMATION
SnapLink Latching Relay
LCDACC
Category
Relay Type
SL30NCL = SnapLink 30A Normally Closed Latching Relay
SL30NOL = SnapLink 30A Normally Open Latching Relay
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GR 2400
™
Optional
Replacement
Relays
Double-Pole
ZeroCross™
(120V, 277V)
SnapLink™ Relays
Description: Double-Pole Relay: The double-pole relay occupies the footprint of two single-pole relays when
mounted in the SnapTrak within the relay panel. The relay is ideal for 208V, 240V or 480V two-pole
loads.
ZeroCross™ (120V, 277V): This electrically-held relay uses special circuitry to switch loads both
ON and OFF when the instantaneous AC voltage value is zero. This relay is available as either Normally
Closed (default) or or Normally Open. (For replacement parts only)
Specifications:
ZeroCross™ SnapLink Relay (120V, 277V)
Contact ratings:
Voltage: 277VAC
480VAC, Amperage: 20A
Rated for: Tungsten/ballast/HID (Not rated for DC current)
Ballast/HID
Horsepower: 1hp @ 120VAC, 2hp @ 277VAC
1hp @ 208 or 240VAC,
2hp @ 480VAC
AWG Ratings for Lugs: #12 AWG, 2 #10 AWG, 2 #8 AWG
2 #12 AWG, 2 #10 AWG, 2 #8 AWG
SCCR: 5000A*
5000A*
Operations at Full Load: 250,000 cycles (NO or NC)
Double-Pole Relay
Contact ratings:
Voltage:
Rated for:
Horsepower:
AWG Ratings for Lugs:
SCCR:
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SnapLink Relays
Double-Pole
ORDERING INFORMATION
Additional SnapLink Relays
LCDACC
Category
Relay Type
SL20NCZC = SnapLink 20A Normally Closed ZeroCross Relay
SL20NOZC = SnapLink 20A Normally Open ZeroCross Relay
SLDPNC = SnapLink 20A Double Pole Normally Closed Relay
SLDPNO = SnapLink 20A Double Pole Normally Open Relay
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ZeroCross™
(120V, 277V)
Barrier Separates Normal/
Emergency Power
GR 2001
™
Relay
Emergency Shunt Relay
(mounted in enclosure)
Back View
Front View
Normal Power
Emergency Power
Emergency Shunt Relay
Description: Normally-closed, electrically-held relay to be wired in parallel with a wall switch. Manually controlled
emergency lighting will be automatically shunted on during a power outage.
The Emergency Shunt Relay comes in a two-gang junction box with a voltage-separating barrier and
is shipped with a plaster ring separating normal and emergency power. The compact size allows wall
switches to be mounted directly on the junction box.
Features: • Manual control of emergency lighting is safely accomplished
• Not wattage-dependent, ideal for wall dimmers
• Optional enclosure will hold up to eight shunt relays for feed-through dimming panels
• ETL listed to UL 924
Specifications:
Junction box dimensions:
Plaster ring depth:
Ambient temperature:
Humidity:
Power consumption:
Coil rating:
Contact rating:
# Operations:
Listings:
4" w x 4" h x 2.125" d
0.625" (5/8")
32–105° F (0–41° C)
10–90% non-condensing
1 watt
Specify 120VAC or 277VAC
20A up to 277VAC
40,000 @ 20A 277VAC
ETL listed to UL 924 (emergency systems)
Top View
Side View
Emergency
Power
Normal
Power
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Schematic/Specs
The GR 2001™ EMSHUNT isolates
the normal and emergency power both
electrically and mechanically.
Wall Switch (Typ.)
Emergency Breaker
To Load
C
Normal Breaker
The major advantage of the
GR 2001 EMSHUNT is its small size
— a wall switch may be mounted in the
same box as the GR 2001 EMSHUNT,
simplifying installation.
Neutral
Emergency Shunt Relay
(Gr 2001 ES-120)
Emergency Shunt Relay to be factory mounted in a 4" x 4" junction box and two-gang deep
plaster ring. Emergency circuit wall switch shall mount in same enclosure.
Contractor to supply two-gang wall plate and single wall switch appropriately rated per
NEC and any local electrical codes.
Drawing and specs are available at
www.lightingcontrols.com
Emergency Shunt Relay is ETL Listed to UL STD 924 with a 16-gauge
steel barrier to separate normal and emergency power, manufactured by LC&D Lighting
Controls (800) 345-4448.
Hook Up
1. Mount GR 2001 enclosure to stud using mounting brackets.
2. Route normal and emergency conductors to appropriate
compartment.
Normal Power
Hot
Neutral
3. Ensure that the coil is fed by the correct voltage
(i.e., 120V or 277V).
4. Wire the relay contacts in parallel with the switch.
5. Mount switch to the plaster ring provided by LC&D.
6. Mount a two-gang cover plate (supplied by contractor).
Cover plate should have a blank on one side and the switch
punch-out on the other.
Emergency Power
ORDERING INFORMATION
Emergency Shunt Relay
GR2001 EMSHUNT
System and Type
Voltage
Number of Relays per Enclosure
Enclosure Type
120
277
1SR = 1 Emergency Shunt Relay
2SR = 2 Emergency Shunt Relays
4SR = 4 Emergency Shunt Relays
6SR = 6 Emergency Shunt Relays
8SR = 8 Emergency Shunt Relays
DUAL = 2 Emergency Shunt Relays
to control normal and emergency
lighting from single-pole wall switch
NE1 = NEMA 1
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Barrier
GR 2001
™
Relay
Front View
Back View
GR2001 D/V - 120
Dual Voltage
Black/White = Input
120 Volt ONLY
Red=common
BLUE=Normally Open
LC&D (800) 345-4448
Coil
Side
Contact
Side
Dual Voltage Switch
Description: Normally Open, electrically held relay which allows a single-pole switch to control loads operating at two
different voltages (i.e., 120V and 277V).
The Dual Voltage Switch is shipped in a two-gang junction box with a voltage-separating barrier and
is shipped with a plaster ring. Its compact size allows a wall switch to be mounted directly onto the GR
2001 box and plaster ring package.
Features: • Built-in voltage barrier
• Shipped from factory in two-gang box and plaster ring. No other parts to purchase.
• ETL Listed to UL 924
Specifications:
Junction box dimensions: 4" w x 4" h x 2.125" d
Plaster ring depth: 0.625" (5/8")
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Humidity: 10 – 90% non-condensin
Power consumption: 1 watt
Coil rating: Specify 120VAC or 277VAC
Top View
Side View
N/O
Output
Follows
Input
120 Volt
Input Only
GR2001 D/V - 120
Contact rating: 20A up to 277VAC
# Operations: 40,000 @ 20A 277VAC
Listings: ETL Listed to UL 924
Contact
Side
Coil
Side
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Dual Voltage Switch
(GR 2001 DV-120)
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Drawing and specs are available at
Drawing and specs are available at
www.lightingcontrols.com
Contractor to supply two-gang wall plate and single-wall switch appropriately rated per NEC or
CEC and any local electrical codes.
Dual voltage switch is ETL Listed to UL 924 with a 16-gauge steel barrier to separate high and
low voltage. To be manufactured by Lighting Control & Design
(800) 345-4448.
Hook Up
Second Power
1. Mount the dual voltage switch enclosure to stud using
mounting brackets.
Line
2. Route conductors to appropriate voltage compartment.
3. Ensure that the coil is fed by the correct voltage (i.e.,
120VAC or 277VAC).
4. Wire the relay coil in parallel with the load.
5. Mount switch to the plaster ring provided by LC&D.
6. Mount a two-gang cover plate (supplied by contractor).
Cover plate should have a blank on one side and the switch
punch-out on the other.
To
Line
ORDERING INFORMATION
Dual Voltage Switch
GR2001 DUALV
System and Type
Voltage
Enclosure Type
120
277
NE1 = NEMA 1
To
Load
Load
GR 2400
™
Switch
Cover plate provided by contractor
Chelsea Digital Switch ™
Description: The Chelsea DigitalSwitch is a 100% digital switch which connects directly to the GR 2400 bus via
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors. Chelsea DigitalSwitches can be ordered with 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6
buttons per gang and can be mounted in any standard 2.25" deep switch box with a decorator style
switch plate. All Chelsea DigitalSwitches are 100% backwards compatible with all LC&D systems.
• Factory preprogrammed. May be reprogrammed
in the field using the DTC (Digital Time Clock)
to control any relay,
Features: • May be programmed
™
SmartBreaker or dimmer in any panel
• Custom button engraving at no cost
(2 lines 8 character/line)
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via Cat. 5 patch
cable with RJ45 connectors
• All push buttons are annunciated with a pilot light
• Can be enabled/disabled by optional
KeyEnable™ switch
• Available as a Waterproof option
Advanced • A programmable green “Locator Light” at the top
Programming of each unit is always on, can be programmed
Features: to blink to show Horn Driver Mode or help locate
• Programmable Status LED logic
• Alternate button programming to allow more
flexibility of use, for example the same button
can perform a different task at different times of
the day
• Adjustable debounce time to avoid
accidental trigger
• Capable of being digitally enabled/disabled over
the bus on a per button or per switch basis
a switch
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Switch plate:
Mounting:
• Audible beep alert for warning or switch locating
1.3" w x 4" h x 1.3" d
Decorator style
2.25" deep-switch box
(Waterproof bell box - Waterproof
option only
Addresses available: 1–119
Address per switch: 1
Function: ON, OFF, Mixed, Group Control,
Toggle, Scene Control
Programming: Via DTC
Humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing (100% rain
proof - Waterproof option only)
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: Powered from GR 2400 bus
Bus connector: Two RJ45 connectors
Bus termination: Manual end-of-line termination with
jumper
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Ordering Information
Chelsea DigitalSwitches™ are available in 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6 buttons. Center plates are available in white, ivory and brushed stainless steel.
Indicator light is red and locator light is green.
Waterproof Chelsea DigitalSwitch™
Note: Sealed Switch is provided with a 10ft
standard Cat. 5 connection cable and may be cut
to a more convenient length.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Chelsea Digital Switch™
Number of Buttons
Single/Multicolor
CH1 = 1 button Chelsea
CH2 = 2 button Chelsea
CH3 = 3 button Chelsea
CH4 = 4 button Chelsea
CH6 = 6 button Chelsea
BWH = All buttons white
BIV = All buttons ivory
BGY = All buttons gray
BBK = All buttons black
BRD = All buttons red
BGR = All buttons green
When ordering Waterproof
BBU = All buttons blue
Chelsea, add WP to the
BYL = All buttons yellow
ordering nomenclature.
BOR = All buttons orange
Example:
MC = Multicolored buttons
CH1 WP, CH2 WP, CH3 WP, (please select quantities from
CH4 WP, CH6 WP
the multicolor button section)
Examples:
Multicolor Button Colors
Button Quantity
1B = 1 button
2B = 2 buttons
3B = 3 buttons
4B = 4 buttons
6B = 6 buttons
Color
WH = White
IV = Ivory
GY = Gray
BK = Black
RD = Red
GR = Green
BU = Blue
YL = Yellow
OR = Orange
Plate Colors
Multicolor Examples:
CH6 MC 2BWH 4BBK PST
6 button Chelsea with 2 white and 4 black buttons and
a stainless steel faceplate
PWH = White plate
PIV = Ivory plate
PST = Stainless steel plate
PBK = Black plate
CH4 MC 2BBU 1BGR 1BYL PWH
4 button Chelsea with 2 blue, 1 green, and 1 yellow
button and a white faceplate
Button Quantity represents the number of buttons on
a switch that will be in the selected color— number may
not exceed total number of buttons on switch - total of
all button color quantities must equal total number of
buttons on switch (refer to examples).
CH6 BWH PWH = 6 button Chelsea with all white buttons and a white faceplate
CH3 WP MC 1BRD 2BBK PIV = 3 button waterproof Chelsea with 1 red button, 2 black buttons, and an ivory plate
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GR 2400
™
Switch
Brighton Digital Switch ™
Description: The Brighton DigitalSwitch is a 100% digital switch which connects directly to the GR 1400 bus via
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors. Brighton DigitalSwitches can be ordered with 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 or
8 buttons per gang, and can be mounted in any standard 2.25" deep switch box with a decorator style
switch plate.
Features: • May be programmed to control any relay in a GR 2400 system.
• All push buttons are annunciated with a pilot light
• Factory preprogrammed or can be programmed in the field using the DTC (Digital Time Clock)
• Standard engraving included with all switch configurations. Custom engraved buttons are available to
be ordered separately from the factory.
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Switch plate:
Mounting:
Addresses available:
Address per switch:
Function:
1.7" w x 4.17" h x 1.82" d
Decorator style
2.25" deep-switch box
1–119
1
ON, OFF, Mixed, Group Control,
Toggle, Scene Control
Programming: Via DTC
Humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature:
Power supply:
Bus connector:
Bus termination:
32–104° F (0–40° C)
Powered from GR 2400 bus
Two RJ45 connectors
Manual end-of-line termination with
jumper
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Brighton DigitalSwitches are available in 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 buttons.
Blue Box LT
Master Panel
Photocell
Brighton Switches
Link-To TSTAT
Brighton
Switch
Blue Box LT
Remote Panel
Thermostat
ORDERING INFORMATION
Brighton DigitalSwitch™
Number of Buttons
Button Color
Plate Colors
BR2 = 2 button Brighton
BR4 = 4 button Brighton
BR5 = 5 button Brighton
BR6 = 6 button Brighton
BR7 = 7 button Brighton
BR8 = 8 button Brighton
BWH = All buttons white
PWH = White plate
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GR 2400
™
Switch
Key Digital Switch™
Description: The Key DigitalSwitch™ is a 100% digital switch which connects directly to the GR 2400 bus via
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors. Key DigitalSwitches can be mounted in any 2.25" switch box
with a decorator style switch plate. This makes the Key DigitalSwitch ideal for schools, gymnasiums,
site-lighting and high-security applications.
Features: • Factory pre-programmed. May be reprogrammed in the field or remotely
• Key DigitalSwitch is available as momentary on/off or as “captive” (CT24 required captive key)
• Pilot LED indicates status of controlled loads (on or off)
• May be programmed to control any relay, SmartBreaker or dimmer in any panel
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
• Use to enable/disable multiple Chelsea DE or Chelsea AP switches
Specifications:
1.3" w x 4" h x 1.625" d
Decorator style
3" deep-switch box
1–119
1
Positive ON, Positive OFF, Group Control,
Toggle, Bypass or Scene Control
Action: Center-off momentary (positive-on/positive-off)
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control Software
Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: 12VDC from bus
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
Dimensions:
Switch plate:
Mounting:
Switch addresses available:
Addresses per switch:
Function:
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Hook Up
Outdoor Photosensor
(facing north)
GR 2400™
Master Relay Panel
GR 2400 Remote
Relay Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Key
DigitalSwitch™
To phone
line for
remote
dial up
Controls Loads
directly
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Key DigitalSwitch
KS
Switch
Plate Color
Captive Key
PWH = White plate
PIV = Ivory plate
PST = Stainless steel plate
[blank] = No captive key
CK = Captive key
Examples:
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KS PWH = Key DigitalSwitch with white plate
KS PST = Key DigitalSwitch with stainless steel plate
GR 2400
™
Switch
Decora plate provided by contractor
KeyEnable™ Switch
Description: The KeyEnable Switch replaces multiple-gang key switches. The KeyEnable may be mounted
with up to three Chelsea DigitalSwitches, with up to six buttons each. The buttons of the Chelsea
DigitalSwitch are enabled and disabled by the KeyEnable Switch. This eliminates the requirement for
unwieldy multiple-gang key switches.
Features: • No programming required
• Ideal for site lighting, schools, theatres, gymnasiums, prisons and other high-security applications
• Pilot LED indicates status of controlled Chelsea DigitalSwitches (enabled or disabled)
• Captive key option available, so that the key can only be removed in the “disabled” position
• Push button switch LEDs function whether or not buttons are enabled
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Switch plate:
Mounting:
Action:
1.3" w x 2.6" h x 1.625" d
Decorator style
2.25" deep-switch box
Maintained
Function: Positive ON, Positive OFF, Group Control,
Toggle, Bypass or Scene Control
Humidity: 10 –90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: Powered from adjacent 12VDC
Chelsea DigitalSwitch
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Hook Up
1. Starting with the topmost, connect a jumper from
the KeyEnable™ Switch to the disable pins on the
custom Chelsea DigitalSwitch™.
2. Using the second and third connectors, connect
jumpers to Chelsea DigitalSwitches 2 & 3 (if needed).
3. Connect all switches to the bus. Program Chelsea
DigitalSwitches if not already done (see manual).
4. Mount switches in Decora plate (not supplied).
Note:
Factory pre-wired Key Enabled Chelsea
Digital Switches are available—please
specify prior to purchase.
ORDERING INFORMATION
KeyEnable Switch
KE
Switch
Plate Color
Captive Key
PWH = White plate
PIV = Ivory plate
PST = Stainless steel plate
[blank] = No captive key
CK = Captive key
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Examples: KE PWH = KeyEnable Switch with white plate
KE PST = KeyEnable Switch with stainless steel plate
GR 2400
™
Switch
Decora plate provided by contractor
KnightsBridge Digital Switch™
Description: The KnightsBridge DigitalSwitch is a 100% digital momentary switch which connects directly to
the GR 2400 bus via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors. KnightsBridge DigitalSwitches can
be ordered with one to six buttons per gang and can be mounted in any standard switch box with a
decorator style switch plate.
Features: • Factory preprogrammed
• Available in painted white, ivory and brushed stainless steel plates
• Button positions one through six are also available as rocker buttons for on/off control
• May be programmed to control any relays, SmartBreakers or dimmers in any panels
• Custom engraving (one line)
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Specifications:
Dimensions: 1.6" w x 4" h x 1.625" d
Switch plate: Decorator style
Mounting: 2.25" deep-switch box
Switch Addresses available: 1–119
Addresses per switch: 1
Function: Positive on, Positive off, Group Control, Toggle,
Bypass or Scene Control
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control Software
Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: 12VDC from bus
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus connector: RJ45 connectors
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Ordering Information
KnightsBridge DigitalSwitches™ are available in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 buttons. Center plates are available in white, ivory, and brushed
metal. Indicator light is red and locator light is green.
Outdoor Photosensor
(facing north)
GR 2400™ Master
Relay Panel
GR 2400 Remote
Relay Panel
KnightsBridge
DigitalSwitch
KnightsBridge
DigitalSwitch
To phone line for
remote dial up
ORDERING INFORMATION
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
KnightsBridge DigitalSwitch
Total Number of Buttons
Button Color/Type
Plate Type
KB1 = 1 button KnightsBridge
KB2 = 2 button KnightsBridge
KB3 = 3 button KnightsBridge
KB4 = 4 button KnightsBridge
KB5 = 5 button KnightsBridge
KB6 = 6 button KnightsBridge
BGY = Gray standard button
BBK = Black standard button
BIV = Ivory standard button
RKRGY [qty]RKR = Gray rocker button
RKRBK [qty]RKR = Black rocker button
RKRIV [qty]RKR = Ivory rocker button
PWH = White plate
PIV = Ivory plate
PST = Stainless steel plate
[qty} represents the number of buttons on the
switch that are rocker buttons. Note a space
belong just before the quantity number and no
space after (between the number and RKR). The
quantity may be any number from 1 up to the
maximum of that switch.
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Examples: KB4 BGY PWH = 4 button
KnightsBridge DigitalSwitch with
gray standard buttons, and a
white faceplate
KB6 RKRBK 3RKR PST = 6 button
KnightsBridge DigitalSwitch with 3
standard buttons, and 3 rocker
buttons, all in black, and a stainless
steel faceplate
GR 2400
™
Switch
Decora plate provided by contractor
Rocker Digital Switch™
Description: The Rocker DigitalSwitch provides a familiar interface to a modern lighting control system as it looks
like an ordinary wall switch. The Rocker DigitalSwitch is a center-off momentary switch, is 100%
digital and sits directly on the GR 2400 bus.
It is also available in a contact closure version which is home-run either to the contact closure inputs of
a DigiLink™ or MicroPanel™. If connected to a DigiLink™ card, the Rocker Contact Closure can be
programmed to control any relay(s) in any panel(s) on the GR 2400 bus.
Specifications:
Dimensions: 1.6" w x 4" h x 2.5" d
Switch plate: Decorator style
Mounting: 3.5" deep switch box
Action: Momentary - Off - Momentary
Humidity: 10 – 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
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Overview
Rocker DigitalSwitch can be utilized in combination with other switches to achieve a variety of control possibilities.
Outdoor Photosensor
(facing north)
GR 2400™ Master
Relay Panel
GR 2400 Remote
Relay Panel
Rocker
DigitalSwitch™
To phone line for
remote dial up
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Rocker DigitalSwitch
RS
Switch
Digital Switch / Contact Closure
DGS = Digital Switch
CCS = Contact Closure Switch
Examples:
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Button Color
BWH = White buttons
BIV = Ivory buttons
RS DGS BWH = Rocker DigitalSwitch with white button
RS CCS BIV = Rocker DigitalSwitch with ivory button
GR 2400
™
Switch
Decora plate provided by contractor
Slider Digital Switch ™
Description: An accessory for the MicroPanel-iDim, the Slider Switch is used for manual raise/lower of lighting
levels. Simply raise sliders for more light and lower them for less.
Features: • Elegant design is ideal in any architectural setting
• 1 or 2 sliders per gang for compact placement on wall
• Will operate with any (0–10V) dimmed load through the MicroPanel-iDim™ analog inputs
• Digital slider operates over the bus
Applications: • Daylight Dimming in Daylit Offices, Classrooms, Labs
• Restaurants (for manual control of dining area)
• Presentation/Meeting Rooms
Specifications:
Dimensions: 1.6" w x 4" h x 1.625" d
Switch plate: Decorator style
Mounting: 2.25" deep-switch box
Switch Addresses available: 1–119 (max. slider switches in a bus is 16)
Addresses per switch: 1
Function: Manual Raise Lower
Programming: At MicroPanel-iDim, DTC, or via PC with Unity™
Lighting Control Software
Humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32 –104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: Accepts 12VDC for Digital Slider and 24VDC for
analog slider
Bus physical layer: Contact closure and analog voltage or GR 2400 bus
Connector: 5 conductor depluggable connectors or RJ45
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Overview
Slider switches
may be mounted
beside a Chelsea
DigitalSwitch to
combine manual
raise/lower and
scene control
(up to 4 scenes).
Slider Switches are available with 1 or 2 sliders.
Center decorator-style places are available in white,
ivory, or brushed steel.
The Slider Switch is one component of a comprehensive daylight dimming package with the MicroPanel-iDIM™. The MicroPanel-iDIM
is part of the 100% digital GR 2400™ Lighting Control System, that links all lighting controls in a building into a unified lighting control
solution.
Occ. Sensor
GR 2400
Relay Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
PCELL 3WI TZ
3 #18
3 #18
Occ. Sensor
3 #18
3 Way
Toggle Switch
Micro-8
ORDERING INFORMATION
Slider DigitalSwitch
SLIDER
# of Sliders and Digital / Analog
1DGS = 1 slider and digital
2DGS = 2 sliders and digital
1ANS = 1 slider and analog
2ANS = 2 sliders and analog
Examples:
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Plate Color
PWH = White plate
PIV = Ivory plate
PST = Stainless steel plate
Slider 1DGS PWH = Digital single slider switch with white plate
Slider 2DGS PIV = Digital dual slider switch with ivory plate
PCELL 2WI
3 #18
2 #18
Micro-8 PCC1
1 #18 per switch
and 1 #18 common
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • up to 127 digital addresses • up to 4,000 feet
Laptop computer running
Unity™ Software
Switch
PCELL 3WI TZ
GR 2400
™
Switch
Switch Bolt™ Digital Switch
Description: The SwitchBolt DigitalSwitch replaces conventional toggle or push-button switches in installations
where they may be subject to abuse or severe conditions. The SwitchBolt is a virtually indestructible
stainless-steel bolt that mounts on a face plate or in a panel so that only the head of the switch is
exposed. With a touch of your finger, the SwitchBolt can control any relay, dimmer, group or zone in
any GR 2400 panel.
Features: • Ideal for security, high abuse and food preparation areas. Faceplate may be hosed down if properly
used with gasket. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use
• SwitchBolt DigitalSwitch sits directly on the digital bus
• SwitchBolt DigitalSwitch mounts in any plate up to 1/4" thick. Requires 2" minimum deep box.
Specify standard single gang plate or contractor may supply own plate
• Hose down version available
• Multi-gang version available
Optional: • Capable of being digitally enabled/disabled over the bus
Specifications:
Bolt dimensions:
Mounting hole diameter:
Bolt material:
Switch plate:
Max. SwitchBolt
Switch addresses available:
Addresses per switch:
5/16" (#20 thread) x 1.75" long
0.5"
Stainless steel
Stainless steel 1 gang plate
1–119
1
Function: Positive ON, Positive OFF, Group
Control, Toggle, Bypass, Raise,
Lower or Scene Control
Programming: Via DTC, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control
Software
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: Accepts 12VDC from bus
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Hook Up - Details
Circuit Board Front View
ELECTRONICS IN
EPOXY (1.65” X 2.3”)
WITH CONNECTOR TO
SLIP OVER BOLT
MOUNTED IN FACE
PLATE SUPPLIED BY
OTHERS.
Back View
(In this example faceplate and
back box supplied by others)
4 FLY WIRES ARE CONNECTED TO
BUS BY WATER TIGHT
CONNECTORS. SUGGESTED
CONNECTORS ARE “JELLY BEAN”
STYLE TELEPHONE COMPANY
CONNECTORS
Hose Down Version
ORDERING INFORMATION
SwitchBolt DigitalSwitch
SBOLT
Switch
Hose Down
[blank] = No hose down option
HD = Hose down option
Examples:
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# of SwitchBolts and Digital
1DGS = 1 bolt per 1-gang digital switch
2DGS = 2 bolts per 1-gang digital switch
4DGS = 4 bolts per 2-gang digital switch
6DGS = 6 bolts per 3-gang digital switch
SBOLT 1DGS PSS = Digital SwitchBolt with 1 bolt and stainless steel plate
SBOLT 2DGS PSS = Digital SwitchBolt with 2 bolts and stainless steel plate
Plate Type
PSS = Stainless steel plate
PBO = Plate by others
GR 2400
™
Wi r e l e s s
Photosensor
Wireless Photosensor
Description: The Wireless Photosensor (PCELL WRI) is designed to be ceiling mounted where one of the
photovoltaic collectors is facing a window or source of light. The photosensor can transmit a signal
to a receiver up to 90 ft away. The photovoltaic cell must receive at least 20 foot candles of light for
several hours a day to charge the storage capacitor. A Wireless Receiver (GR2400 WREC) must be
on the GR 2400 Bus within the transmitting distance.
Features: • Extended sensitivity range
• Transmits data every 10 seconds if light level change is detected
• Uses STM 110C EnOcean Transmitter Module
• Easy Installation
• Can be used in both open loop and closed loop applications
• 315 MHz frequency
• Optional coin battery if required for more frequent updates or low light levels
Specifications:
Colors:
Sensitivity:
Dimensions:
Mounting:
Power:
Humidity:
Ambient temperature:
White
1–1000 fc
3.125" w x 2.5" h x .75" d
Surface mounting subplate may be taped or screwed to surface
May also be suspended on the end of a 3/8" thread
Photovoltaic
10–90% non-condensing
32–140° F (0–60° C)
EnOcean Wireless Technology
Transmission Power Max. 10mW
Data rate/Modulation 125kbs/ASK
Conforms with FCC 15.231 and RSS-210 for USA and Canada
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Wireless Photosensor 1
Wireless Switch 3
Wireless Switch 4
Wireless
Receiver 1
Accepts communication
from wireless switches
and photocells in multiple
rooms.
MicroPanel
LCP 3
Wireless Switch 2
Notes:
1. Wireless receiver is powered by the digital bus.
2. Wireless receiver can communicate with up to
14 single switches or 7 double switches and 3
wireless photosensors.
3. Wireless switches and photosensors must not
be more than 90 ft. from wireless receiver.
4. Switches and receivers must have a minimum
clearance of 12" from reflective surfaces (metal
surfaces, or grids of “rebar”) to avoid signal
cancellation.
Symbol Legend:
Cat. 5 with RJ45’s
Master Panel with DTC Clock
LCP 1
Wireless Switch 1
Wireless Photosensor
PCELL WRI
Wireless Photosensor
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Wireless Switch
Wireless Photosensor
ELECTRICAL ROOM
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wireless Receiver
MicroPanel
LCP 2
N
GR 2404/8 MicroPanel (Slave)
GR 2400 Panel (Master)
GR 2400
™
Wi r e l e s s
Switch
Wireless Switch
Description: The LC&D wireless switch can be stuck or screw-mounted onto any flat surface, providing instant
control of any of LC&D’s lighting control systems. Every transmitter is manufactured with a unique
32-bit address allowing multiple wireless switches. The Wireless Receiver sits on the GR 2400 bus
and is mounted within a reasonable distance from the transmitting Wireless Switches. The Wireless
Switch is fully digital, maintenance free and does not require batteries. (Required: Wireless Receiver
GR2400 WREC)
Features: • 90 ft max. indoor range
• 1 rocker or 2 rockers per switch
• Each rocker position can be programmed:
□ On
□ Off
□ Raise
i.e. for dimmer
□ Lower
• Easy setup
• 315 MHz (Unlicensed Frequency Band)
}
Specifications:
Colors: White
Mounting: Surface, sticker or screwed
Power: Not required (no batteries, no wires)
Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–140° F (0–60° C)
Format: EnOcean Wireless Technology
TX Power Max.: 10mW
Data rate/Modulation: 125kbs/ASK
Certifications: Conforms with FCC 15.231 and
RSS-210 for USA and Canada
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Notes:
1. Wireless receiver is powered by the
digital bus.
Notes:
Wireless Photosensor 1
Wireless Switch 3
Wireless Switch 4
Wireless
Receiver 1
the
Wireless
receiver
communicate with
3. 2.
Wireless
switches
anf can
photosensors
be more
than 100
upmust
to 14notsingle
switches
or ft.
7 double
from wireless receiver.
MicroPanel
LCP 3
switches and 3 wireless photosensors.
4. Switches and receivers must have
a minimum clearance of 12” from
3.
Wireless
switches
andsurfaces,
photosensors must
reflective
surfaces
(metal
or not
gridsbe
of more
“rebar”)
to avoid
than
90 ft.signal
from wireless
cancellation.Hand Held Remote
receiver.
Accepts communication
from wireless switches
and photocells in multiple
rooms.
Master Panel with DTC Clock
LCP 1
2. 1.
Wireless
receiver
can communicate
Wireless
receiver
is powered by
with up to 28 single switches or 14
digital
bus.
double switches and 3 wireless
photosensors.
4. Switches and receivers must have a
of 12” from reflective
surfaces
(metal
surfaces, or grids of
Cat. 5 with
RJ45’s
“rebar”)
to avoid
signal cancellation.
Wireless
Receiver
minimum
clearance
Symbol
Legend:
Wireless Switch 2
MicroPanel
LCP 2
Wireless Switch
Wireless Photosensor
ELECTRICAL ROOM
GR 2404/8 MicroPanel (Slave)
Wireless Switch 1
Notes:
1. Wireless receiver is powered by the digital bus.
GR 2400 Panel (Master)
N
2. Wireless receiver can communicate with up to 14 single switches or 7 double switches and 3 wireless photosensors.
3. Wireless switches and photosensors must not be more than 90 ft. from wireless receiver.
4. Switches and receivers must have a minimum clearance of 12" from reflective surfaces (metal surfaces, or grids of “rebar”) to avoid signal
cancellation.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wireless Digital Switch
WRSWT
Switch
Button Type/Color
1BWH = 1 button rocker, single gang, classic style, white faceplate
2BWH = 2 button rocker, single gang, classic style, white faceplate
1BBK = 1 button rocker, single gang, classic style, black faceplate
2BBK = 2 button rocker, single gang, classic style, black faceplate
1PWH = 1 button switch, single gang, pad style, white faceplate
2PWH = 2 button switch, double gang, pad style, white faceplate
Hand Held Remote
WRSWT
Remote
HHR BBK = Black hand held remote
HHR BWH = White hand held remote
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™
Wi r e l e s s
Occupancy
Sensor
Wireless Occupancy Sensor
Description: The Wireless Occupancy Sensors communicate to the lighting control system to automatically turn
off lighting when the space is not in use. The occupancy sensors are powered by built-in solar cells
and use passive infrared (PIR) motion detectors
Features: • Easy Installation
• Transmits data every 10 seconds if light level change is detected
• Optional coin battery if required for more frequent updates or low light levels
Specifications:
Colors:
Dimensions:
Mounting:
Power:
Humidity:
Ambient temperature:
White
5.83" w x 2.52" h x 1.8" d Wall mount sensor
6.5” w x 2.36” h x 1.47” d Ceiling mount sensor
Surface mounting subplate may be taped or screwed to surface
Photovoltaic
10–90% non-condensing
32–140° F (0–60° C)
EnOcean Wireless Technology
Conforms with FCC 15.231 and RSS-210 for USA and Canada
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Installation Guide
Occupancy Sensor – Wall Mounted • Installation Guide
Model: VOSW
Sensor Range
r – Wall Mounted
SensorSpecifications
Coverage Patterns
1.1”
A single occupancy sensor provides sufficient coverage for most
applications. Make sure the sensor is installed with the correct
lens type for the area.
Note: For some applications, multiple sensors may be required
to provide complete coverage.
28mm
Power Supply
Solar harvesting
Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor
supplemental battery option
Wall Mount Occupancy Sensor
For detailed information, see the Verve System Planning Guide
at www.vervelivingsystems.com.
page 2 of 4
Occupancy Sensor
– Ceiling Mounted
• Installation Guide
Transmission Range
80 ft. (25 m)
Radio Frequency
Wide Angle Coverage
315 MHz
Coverage Diagrams
c. Insert the first screw
loosely and level the
33ft (10m)
mounting plate.
Light Required to
Maintain Operation
Wireless Switch 4
15 lux for 6 transmissions/hour
Top View
50 lux for
30 transmissions/hour
100 lux for 60
Wireless Photosensor
1 transmissions/hour d. Insert the second screw
16ft
and then hand-tighten
the(5m)
Charge Time to
1 minute @ 15 lux
first screw.
Startup
5 seconds @ 200 lux
Charge Time to
Fully Charge
Wireless Switch 3
10’
Tools Required
•
•
•
•
•
Power drill, 3/16” bit
Screwdriver
Leveling tool
Light meter
Battery (CR2032) for
testing
MicroPanel
LCP 3
d. Insert
then h
b. Place the mounting plate squarely on the ceiling tile and
use the wire to mark two points for the holes.
Environment
• Indoor use only
• 14° to 131°F (-10° to 55°C)
• 20% to 95% relative humidity
(non-condensing)
Side
FCC and
I.C.View
Planning
d. Insert the wire bracket
through the two holes in
the mounting plate.
6ft
15ft
50ft
c. Mark t
screw
two pi
3/16” d
wall an
Long Range
Coverage
Symbol
Legend:
a. Hold the mounting plate in place on the ceiling and use a
pencil to lightly mark two small dots for the screw drill
points.
Top View
Cat. 5 with RJ45’s
77°
16ft
16ft
d. Insert
hand-t
Wireless Receiver
21.5°
29°
14°
6.5°
Wireless Switch
Wireless Photosensor
center line
GR 2404/8 MicroPanel (Slave)
GR 2400 Panel (Master)
Side View
6.8ft
(2.1m)
the
ceiling
On the front of
tile, flatten the wire bracket
10ft
so it is snug against3ft
the 7ft
(1m)
(2.2m) (3m)
mounting plate.
Screw Mounting Plate to the Ceiling
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b. Carefu
of the
the an
mount
each s
Make sure the ends are
even.
Wireless Switchroughly
2
3. Wireless
Decide which
of the two installation
Occupancy
Sensoroptions is appropriate.
Verve™ Living Systems
25ft
a. Orient
Side View
6.8ft
c. Punch two small holes
(2.1m) through the ceiling tile at the
marked points.
Locate the sensor between 8 and 10
ft (2.4 to
3 m) high
Wireless
Switch
1 with
an unobstructed view of the space
Installing
estimated
time:
20
minutes
•
For wide angle coverage, locate the sensor where traffic
other devices whenever motion
moves across the detection pattern, not in and out
•
Provide
minimumon
clearance
of 4 ft.with
(1.2m)
The
occupancy sensor
can beamounted
most ceilings
theaway from heat
rgy to power the sensor
and
sources, light
bulbs, forced
air, or
ventilation
systems
provided screws, or mounted
on dropped
ceilings,
using
the
f.
•
Consider the construction materials in the space and
in a corner; adjustableprovided
ceiling wire bracket.
obstacles that may interfere with RF signals
ely
1.
Decide where you want to install the occupancy sensor.
or enhanced occupancy tracking
Tip: For
visual alignment, orient the sensor parallel to one of
ORDERING
INFORMATION
tailored sensor coverage
the walls.
eration at installed location
Remove the mounting plate from the sensor.
n for extreme low-light2.failover
b. Drill two holes with a 3/16” drill bit and insert the wall
anchors.
Angled in
10’
10’
•
WRCM = Wireless ceiling mount occupancy sensor
WRWM = Wireless wall mount occupancy sensor
a. Orient
using t
the tw
drill po
c. Insert
and lev
plate.
4.09oz. (116 g)
ancy Sensor saves
energy
andwith DTC Remove
Master
Panel
Clock the sensor from its packaging and
place
it in a strong
MicroPanel
0
0
LCP
detecting when an area is
light 1
to provide
required
charge.
e. Feed the wires through
the
2
3.1’
4.6’
7.5’startup
9.3’ 10.9’
10.9’ 13.’
13.0’ 14.2’
14.2’LCP
16.8’
0 1’ the
0-1’
3.1’
4.6’
7.5’
9.3’
16.8’
8ft
Tip: To quickly ensure the sensor energy storage is fully charged, holes in the ceiling tile.
ensor that detects occupancy
insert a CR2032 battery for 30 seconds.
0
ROOM coverage
and motion sensing.ELECTRICAL
The
Tip:sensor
To provide
for the
verylocation
high ceilings,
a wall
sensorand
canadequate light
•
Ensure
provides
consistent
8ft
lighting, HVAC, and outlets
to
be incorporating
in
the
plan
for
complete
coverage.
•
Install with the appropriate lens for the required coverage
Type
Decide w
Mount Using the Wire Bracket
Take a moment to plan for the sensor’s successful operation and
optimal communication with other system
Sidecomponents.
View
3.
16ft (5m)
Wireless
Receiver 1 (148mm x 64mm x 45.7mm)
Accepts communication
from wireless switches
Agency Compliance
and photocells in multiple
rooms.
Using a le
align the
b. Drill tw
3/16” d
wall an
Weight
4.5m
1.8”
45.7mm
Remove t
2.
Flush to t
a. Remove the ceiling tile where you want to mount the
33ft (10m)
sensor.
3m
1.
Top View
19.4°
5.83” L x 2.52” W x 1.8” D
1.5m
Dimensions
The mounting
a corner.
0
3 hours @ 200 lux (after startup)
15’
6 hours @ 200 lux (cold start)
5’
Fully Charged Operating
48 hours
Life in Darkness
Instal
g. On the back of the ceiling
tile, twist the wires
together to hold Verve™
the
Living Systems
mounting plate securely.
h. Replace the ceiling tile.
35ft
(10.7m)
60ft
(18.3m)
100ft
(30.5m)
5.
Fit the se
mounting
GR 2400
™
Wi r e l e s s
D o o r / Wi n d o w
Sensor
Wireless Door/Window Sensor
Description: The Window/Door Sensor communicates wirelessly to the LC&D system whenever it detects that
a door or window has been opened or closed. The Wireless Door/Window Sensor can be easily
mounted on any standard door or window frame to disable HVAC or other electric loads. The sensor
is completely self-powered by harvesting ambient solar energy so there are no wires to run or
batteries to replace, reducing installation time and eliminating the need for on-going maintenance.
Features: • Extended sensitivity range
• Integrated solar cell powers the sensor with no batteries or wires
• Removable mounting plate allows for easy installation
• Optional battery for low light level installations
Specifications:
Colors:
Dimensions:
Mounting:
Power:
Humidity:
Ambient temperature:
White
3.15" w x 0.83" h x 0.59" d sensor
3.15” w x 0.47” h x 0.5” d magnet
Surface mounting subplate may be taped or screwed to surface
Photovoltaic
10–90% non-condensing
32–140° F (0–60° C)
EnOcean Wireless Technology
Transmission Power Max. 10mW
Data rate/Modulation 125kbs/ASK
Conforms with FCC 15.231 and RSS-210 for USA and Canada
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Wireless Window Sensor
Wireless Photosensor 1
Wireless Switch 3
Wireless Switch 4
MicroPanel
LCP 3
Wireless
Receiver 1
Accepts communication
from wireless switches
and photocells in multiple
rooms.
Wireless Switch 2
Notes:
1. Wireless receiver is powered by the digital bus.
2. Wireless receiver can communicate with up to
14 single switches or 7 double switches and 3
wireless photosensors.
3. Wireless switches and sensors must not be
more than 90 ft. from wireless receiver.
4. Switches and receivers must have a minimum
clearance of 12" from reflective surfaces (metal
surfaces, or grids of “rebar”) to avoid signal
cancellation.
Symbol Legend:
Cat. 5 with RJ45’s
Master Panel with DTC Clock
LCP 1
Wireless Receiver
MicroPanel
LCP 2
Wireless Switch
Wireless Photosensor
ELECTRICAL ROOM
Wireless Switch 1
N
GR 2404/8 MicroPanel (Slave)
GR 2400 Panel (Master)
Wireless Window Sensor
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wireless Contact/Window/Door Sensor
WRCS
Wireless Contact Sensor
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GR 2400
™
Wi r e l e s s
Receiver
Wireless Receiver
Description: The Wireless Receiver works together with the Wireless Switch, the Wireless Occupancy Sensor, the
Wireless Door/Window Sensor, the Wireless Handheld Remote and/or the Wireless Photosensor. The
GR 2400 Wireless Receiver is powered by the GR 2400 bus (12VDC). The unit itself is wired with Cat. 5
cables and RJ-45 connectors. Each receiver is programmable to allow up to 14 Wireless Switches when
no Wireless Photosensors are used, or up to 7 Wireless Switches and up to 3 Wireless Photosensors
when photosensors are used. As with any wireless system, care must be taken to ensure that the signal is
received from each of the wireless devices. The receiver location may be moved to optimize the system.
Features: • 120 Ohms termination resistance (Uses slide switch to activate the terminator)
• RCM 130C EnOcean Receiver Module
• Takes 2 consecutive bus addresses
• Easy to program
• 14 Wireless Rocker Switches (Single) (WRSWT 1BWH)
• 7 Wireless Rocker Switches (Double) (WRSWT 2BWH)
• 3 Wireless Photosensors (PCELL WRI)
• Powered by the GR 2400 System Bus
• 315 MHz Frequency
• 15cm antenna
Specifications:
Dimensions: 2.25" w x 3.625" h x 1" d (casing)
Mounting: Surface
Wireless RX Power: +12VDC bus power
Humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Format: EnOcean Wireless Technology
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Bus Connector: RJ45 Connectors
Programming: Via DTC
Ambient temperature: 32–150° F (0–66° C)
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Power Supply:
Specify 120V, 277V
Wireless Switch 4
Wireless Photosensor 1
Wireless Switch 3
Wireless
Receiver 1
Accepts communication
from wireless switches
and photocells in multiple
rooms.
MicroPanel
LCP 3
Wireless Switch 2
Notes:
1. Wireless receiver is powered by the digital bus.
2. Wireless receiver can communicate with up to
14 single switches or 7 double switches and 3
wireless photosensors.
3. Wireless switches and photosensors must not
be more than 90 ft. from wireless receiver.
4. Switches and receivers must have a minimum
clearance of 12" from reflective surfaces (metal
surfaces, or grids of “rebar”) to avoid signal
cancellation.
Symbol Legend:
Cat. 5 with RJ45’s
Master Panel with DTC Clock
LCP 1
Wireless Switch 1
Wireless Receiver
GR2400 WREC
Wireless Receiver
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Wireless Switch
Wireless Photosensor
ELECTRICAL ROOM
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wireless Receiver
MicroPanel
LCP 2
N
GR 2404/8 MicroPanel (Slave)
GR 2400 Panel (Master)
GR 2400
™
Custom
Switch
Custom Switches and Controls
Description:
As part of its 100% digital lighting controls, LC&D offers custom manufactured switch-banks and touchscreen based control. We can match existing equipment or assist in designing a completely custom product
to meet almost any requirement. Custom fabrication is available in a variety of materials including stainless
steel, aluminum, lexan, or various laminates.
Hundreds of different switch types are available, with and without pilot lights, or with external LED pilot
lights. Also available are bolt switches, mushroom switches, bi-color pilot-lit switches and more.
Touch-screen controls are interactive and available with multiple virtual pages and include real-time status
(ON or OFF) of any area. Add new custom graphics at any time to meet changing conditions or use.
Features: • Available for indoor, outdoor or harsh environments
• Match new controls to existing controls
• Link each switch-bank or console via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
• Manufactured to any specification
• Mix touch-screens and push button switches in a single console
• Centrally control all lighting in a facility — even over the internet
• Digital or key-based enable or disable
Applications:
• Prisons
• Nurse Call Stations
• Secure area controls
• Stage Work Lights
• Building-Wide Controls
Specifications:
Dimensions, mounting, other ratings including NEMA ratings all per owner specs.
Function: On, Off, Toggle, Mixed mode, Dim up, Dim
Power supply:
down, Raise, Lower, Interaction with other
equipment including thermostats, security,
alarms, motor controls and more
Programming: At DTC, or via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control Software
Accepts 12VDC from bus
Onboard power supply available for
large consoles (120VAC, 277VAC or
347VAC)
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Connector: Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45
connectors
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Overview
Theatrical-grade work-light switch.
Custom manufactured for each project. Rack mounting, console mounting, and wall
mounting in single, or multi-gang boxes are the mounting options available. Positive
annunciation to indicate status of loads (green= ON, red= OFF). Link hundreds of
buttons to the GR 2400 system with Cat 5. cable.
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Custom Switches and Controls
Contact factory for specs, ordering codes and pricing
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GR 2400
™
Photosensor
Outdoor Digital Photosensor
Description: The Outdoor Digital Photosensor is designed for single-zone or multi-zone outdoor lighting control
applications. Its global control ability makes it ideal for both simple and complex site-lighting
controls. The GR2400 PCC1 2WO is the 2-wire outdoor photosensor shipped with a photocell control
card which may be located anywhere on the GR 2400 Bus. The PCELL 2WO is shipped without a control card to be plugged directly into a Blue Box Master control card.
Features: • Readout of the photosensor is digitally displayed at the DTC and remotely at a PC operating Unity™
Lighting Control Software
• The GR2400 PCC1 2WO may be programmed with up to 14 different trigger points, each controlling
a unique relay group at different ON and OFF light levels in as many as 64 relay panels.
• The PCELL 2WO operates with a single schedule with a single trigger point to provide photocell ON,
timeclock OFF control to a GR 1400 system. This will operate on any relay on the bus.
• Totally sealed and suitable for wet locations
Specifications:
Operating range: 0–1000 fc
Programming at: DTC
PC (with Unity™
Lighting Control
Software)
Outdoor Photosensors
The hood protects the photosensor from
direct exposure to the sun. The Outdoor
Digital Photosensor is usually roofmounted and aimed North.
For daylight harvesting applications, refer
to the Indoor Digital Photosensor.
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Single Line
Global Photosensor
PCELL 2WO
2 #18 AWG
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
GR 2400™ Relay
Panel
GR2400 PCC1
Cat. 5 patch cable • up to 4,000 ft. • up to 127 digital addresses
Global Photosensor
PCELL 2WO
Bell Box or
outdoor
rated
enclosure
2 #18 AWG
8V (common)
PCELL 2WO
Photosensor input
Lighting can be staggered on as outdoor
light levels decrease with a single
photosensor.
The Blue Box™
ORDERING INFORMATION
Outdoor Digital Photosensor
PCELL 2WO
Two-Wire Outdoor Photosensor for GR 1400 system
GR2400 PCC1 2WO
Two-Wire Outdoor Photosensor with PCC-1 control card for GR 2400 system
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GR 2400
™
2-Wire Global
Photosensor
3-Wire Local
3-Wire Local Slimline
Indoor Digital Photosensors
Description: The Indoor Digital Photosensors have an extended sensitivity range that allows it to be used in
almost any location without needing adjustment for the reflectivity of the environment. Additionally,
its dual housing construction allows it to be used as a full-sized sensor or the center section may be
separated for a diminutive ceiling footprint. The Indoor Digital Photosensor comes in four styles:
2-Wire Global Photosensor: Photosensors when combined with a photocell card, have up to 14 different trigger points, each controlling a unique relay group in as many as 64 relay panels. Moreover,
each dimmer (0-10V or 120V “phase”) may be separately controlled to maintain a unique light level.
3-Wire Local Photosensor: Ten to zero used with the MicroPanel or other integrated distributed
control panels which have on-board photosensor inputs. Zero to ten used with XPoint devices.
3-Wire Local Slimline Photosensor: Same as 3-Wire Local Photosensor but with smaller footprint,
makes it ideal for mounting directly to luminaires.
2-Wire Global Slimline Photosensor: Same as 2-Wire Local Photosensor but with smaller footprint,
makes it ideal for mounting directly to luminaires.
Features: • Small and discrete ceiling mount or fixture mount
• Extended sensitivity range; no adjustment needed
• Can be used in both open loop and closed loop applications
• Low voltage power
Specifications:
Spectral sensitivity: Similar to human eye
Operating range:
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Programming at:
0–1000 fc for 2-wire
0–100 fc for 3-wire
DTC w/PC (with Unity™
Lighting Control
Software)
Max. humidity: 10 –90% non-condensing
Voltage: 3-wire operates on 12–30VDC
2-wire powered by
Photosensor Input Card
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Drawings
Global Indoor Photosensor
2-Wire Indoor
•
•
Global Photosensor
Requires PCC3 control card
Local Indoor Photosensor
.385”
Tight Space
Luminaire
Ceiling
Mount
configuration
Configuration
3-Wire Indoor
1 1/4"
•
•
Local Photosensor for MicroPanels
Full Daylight Harvesting Features
.385”
7/8"
1 1/4"
11/2"
CeilingStandard
mount
Ceiling Mount
configuration
Configuration
11/16"
Universal Indoor
Photosensor
in luminaire
17/8"
Local & Global
Indoor Photosensor
SlimLine 2 & 3-Wire Indoor
•
•
•
The Universal Indoor Photosensor is ideal for
either ceiling placement or mounting into an
indirect luminaire. It should be mounted so that it
can “see” a surface that represents the contribution of both electric light and daylight in the
space. If placed in a luminaire, the photosensor
and wiring must be separated from the high
voltage compartment.
Local Photosensor for MicroPanels
Global Photosensor for PCC3
Miniature Profile .276" dia. (7mm)
hole in Luminaire
Universal Indoor
Photosensor in ceiling
ORDERING INFORMATION
Indoor Digital Photosensor
PCELL
Photosensors
Type and Subtype
2WI = Two Wire Indoor
3WI TZ = Three Wire Indoor, Ten to Zero
3WI ZT = Three Wire Indoor, Zero to Ten
3WI SLI TZ = Three Wire, Slimline Indoor, Ten to Zero
3WI SLI ZT = Three Wire, Slimline Indoor, Zero to Ten
2WI SLI = Slimline Indoor, Two Wire Indoor
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Note: 2WI Requires PCC3
control card: GR2400 PCC3
GR 2400
™
Photosensor
I n p u t C a rd s
Photosensor Input Cards
Description: Photosensor input card which a) converts the signal of a photosensor into a digital stream, and b) stores
“global” switching triggers. Triggers are global “On” and “Off” commands programmed at a unique light
level, each with a unique group of relays, smart breakers or dimmers.
The PCC1 is used for outdoor photosensors (PCELL 2WO) and has a single photosensor input.
The PCC3 is used for indoor photosensors (PCELL 2WI) and has inputs for up to 3 separate
photosensors.
Features: • Light levels from each photosensor may be displayed or read at the DTC
• Light levels may also be displayed via Unity™ Lighting Control Software or Unity GX™ Advanced
Graphical Software
• Up to 14 switch-trigger points
• May be polled by GR2400 Dimmers over the bus
• Programming locally at the DTC, or remotely via Unity™ Lighting Control Software or Unity GX™
Advanced Graphical Software
• The inputs of a PCC-3 may be digitally enabled or disabled via time clock, or other controllers such
as digital switch, building automation, occupant sensors, etc.
• Advanced daylight harvesting features—please refer to Indoor Photosensor tech sheet for more
details
Specifications:
Enclosure: 6" w x 6" h x 4" d
NEMA 1 Screw Cover
# of Addresses: 1 (PCC1 and PCC3)
Power supply: From GR 2400 bus
Humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Max wiring distance: 300 ft. to each photosensor
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Hook up / Programming
PCELL 2WO
PCELL 2WI
GR 2400
Relay Panel
GR 2400
Relay Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
2 #18
3 #18
PCC1
Laptop computer running
Unity™ Software
PCELL 3WI TZ
GR2408
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • up to 127 digital addresses • up to 4,000 feet
Photosensors do not always require a photosensor card. The Blue Box Master Panel (not shown) has an onboard input for
one outdoor photosensor with 8 global triggers. The MicroPanel has onboard inputs for up to 4 local indoor photosensors.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Photosensor Control Cards
GR2400
System Type
Photosensor Card
(with or without Photosensor)1
PCC1 = Outdoor card, 1 input, no sensor
PCC1 2WO = Outdoor card, 1 input, one 2WO
PCC3 = Indoor card, 3 inputs, no sensor
PCC3 2WI= Indoor card, 3 inputs, one 2WI
PCC3 2WO = Indoor card, 3 inputs, one 2WO
1 = Indoor Photosensor card PCC3 includes
digital enable/disable feature
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Enclosure
[blank] = card only, no enclosure
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
PCC3
GR 2400
™
Lighting Control Software
TM
S o f t w a re
Download Unity2 at: www.lightingcontrols.com
Unity2 Lighting Control Software
Unity2 Lighting Control Software bundles design (specification), programming and management of a lighting control system into a single
software package. It’s free. And it requires no formal training.
Specifiers use our Unity2 Lighting Control Software to rapidly design a new lighting control system. Unity files may be saved and output to
AutoCAD in a few seconds. LC&D will preprogram (upload the specifier’s Unity file) prior to shipment—at no cost.
Building engineers may use Unity2 to monitor and control the lighting controls in real time from the display of our clock or from a desktop PC.
Design
One of the best features of Unity2 Lighting Control Software is its ease of use and easy point and click features. Quickly design a complete
lighting control system from the ground up in minutes.
• Set up relay panels, switches, photosensors, time schedules — any aspect of a system
• Output a design to AUTOCAD in a few seconds, including job-specific single-line drawings, panel schedules, switch schedules and specs
• When ready, the Unity file can be emailed to Lighting Control & Design and will be built and programmed exactly as laid out
Add relay panels, switches or any of our
many accessories. Simply point your mouse
to the left window pane and right-click. You
will see a pulldown box which allows you to
select whatever device you require. You can
do this as many times as needed.
Submit your lighting control system in
AUTOCAD format or output your design to
a Unity file (.bus2) and email it to us. LC&D
can build your system according to your
specifications.
Export your lighting control system design to
CAD (.DXF format) in seconds. Unity2
will generate a single-line drawing, panel
schedules, switch schedules and
specifications.
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Program
Lighting Control & Design uses our carefully prepared Unity submittal to preprogram panels,
switches and time schedules—the entire lighting control system prior to shipment. New settings may
be programmed in real time.
All the tools needed to program your lighting control system are incorporated in Unity. Programming
or adjusting switches, photosensors, relay panels, etc., is fast and simple. Easily connect to your
lighting system to modify your system.
Manage
Remotely access the GR 2400 bus with Unity Software. Connection options include:
• Dial-up connection (built in modem in the master LCP)
• Direct serial connection (Link-To PC)
Control relays and groups, modify schedules and much more.
The Digital Time Clock (DTC) mounted in the master relay panel uses Unity to:
• Manually control all relays in real time
• Program switches and photosensor trip points
• Program time schedules
• Program all aspects of the system
ORDERING INFORMATION
Software
UNITY
Unity Software
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GR 2400
™
S o f t w a re
Unity GX2™ Graphical Management Software
Description:
Unity GX2 is an application specific “Pan & Zoom” floor-plan based energy management software that provides control and real time monitoring
of wired/wireless lights, sensors, and basic HVAC solutions. This software is designed for use with both indoor and outdoor facilities to provide
centralized and remote access to lighting and sensors. Additional uses include enhanced security, load shedding management, data logging
and everyday/basic usage alarms. This software was specifically designed with the end user in mind to perform quick rezoning and scheduling
by the facilities, security, building occupant, or the system administrator.
Features:
• A unified indoor and outdoor control that integrates the GR2400 system
and ROAM nodes onto a single platform
• Access multiple floors/areas and use pan/zoom feature to quickly
navigate the floor plan
• Configurable data logging for period specific or ongoing energy usage
statistic. Alarms can be set for number of lamp strikes, kWh or run hours
eclipses a pre-determined amount.
• The symbol library allows for faster creation and editing of control
points on the floor plan
• Effective management of load-shedding scenarios
• Tree structure for quick select and viewing of control zones and
system hardware
• Embedded zones allow for control and reorganization of multiple
group of lights
• Overview window to indicate where you are zoomed in on the graphic
• Green Screen provides a visual display of system savings and usage
• Properties box provides information on selected control zone or
hardware device
• Personalized interface for improved look and feel of icons and controls
• Export the controls layer to DWG for inclusion in building designs
• Virtual switches provide easy local and global control
Infinite Pan & Zoom
Pan and zoom without the distortion or pixelation associated with DWG/CAD based graphics.
25% or less magnification
300% magnification
1000% or more magnification
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Professional Tool Set
Unity GX2™ uses intuitive graphical controls and an easy-to-understand interface to make managing your lighting controls as straightforward
as pointing and clicking on an object.
Control Tree
Allows the user to see all control zones and system hardware.
Data Logging & Alarms
The user is able to configure the data logging for a specified period of
time or ongoing energy usage statistics. The alarm can be set for the
number of lamp strikes, kWh or run hours exlipses for a predertmined
amount of time.
Color Palette
User is able to choose color for idle and run modes (see-through,
opaque or outline modes).
Shapes-Draw/Edit Controls
Map areas using the box, elliptical or polygon tool.
Switch Properties
By hovering over the switch, the user is able to see the properties of
the switch, including: the zone location of the switch and its current
state.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Software
UNITY GX2
Unity GX2 Software
Version 2, compatible with XPoint, NOT compatible with Version 1 (GX Vector) sites. License is for one seat.
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™
Accessory
DataLogger™
Description: DataLogger™ lighting management software reads and then logs information about the lighting controls
which can be used to better manage a facility. DataLogger offers three different software modules:
Runtime Module keeps a log of the total run time of lighting loads. This can be used to schedule lamp
changes and to keep track of lamp life (in hours).
The ON event total counts the number of ON events for each relay. This is useful for lamp life
calculations.
Event Logging Module keeps a log of all events which affect the status of relays, dimmers,
SmartBreakers, and other digital devices. For example: the actual on and off times of relays, which
device or schedule turned a relay or group of relays on/off or how often lighting is extended after
hours.
The GR 2400 Digital Bus writes the logs directly to the UpLink™ network multiplex card for each GR 2400
Digital Bus. Logs can be downloaded and managed from a workstation which has installed DataLogger.
A MetaServer™ digital web server acts as the portal to the UpLink Cards and can be accessed over the
local area network or the internet.
Refer to the UpLink and MetaServer Tech Sheets for more information about these products.
Features: • Manage lamp change scheduling for multiple sites
• Isolate the cause of high (or low) energy bills
Specifications:
Log storages: UpLink Card
Max storage on
Uplink card: 8MB
Access via: MetaServer
Workstation
(not provided): Mid level current technology
Windows XP or emulation
Chart output format: MS-Excel® Spreadsheets
Hard drive space
for DataLogger: 20MB
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Hook up / Programming
Logs are output as MS-Excel® Spreadsheets, allowing true management of lighting data:
•
•
•
•
•
Create charts
Manipulate and manage data
Combine or compare logs from multiple sites or over time
Predict and schedule lamp changes
Compare lamp life predictions against actual lamp life
ORDERING INFORMATION
Datalogger™
UNITY DLOG
Datalogger Software
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™
Accessory
DigiLink™ Contact Closure Interface
Description: The DigiLink is a gateway for contact closure devices to the GR 2400 system. The DL 2400 is typically
Features: Contact closure devices may be programmed to control any relays, SmartBreakers™ or dimmers in
mounted in an external enclosure.
any panel. Control relays through time schedules of any Building Automation System.
Up to 14 contact closure inputs. Optional 6 input card allows for digital enable/disable over the bus.
Can take a dry contact from BMS system to initiate control of relays through time schedules or do load
shedding.
Interface to:
• Building automation
• Occupancy sensors
• Security systems — life safety
• Contact closure low voltage switches
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Specifications:
Enclosure type: NEMA 1, Flush mount optional
8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
Optional enclosure: NEMA 4, NEMA 12
Card dimensions: 1.90" x 2.75"
Input power: Bus powered or 120/277VAC or 347VAC
Contact closure inputs: 14
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
# of Addresses: 1
Programming: via DTC
Bus connectors: RJ45 connectors
Digilink with Supplies up to 350mA @
24VDC for occupancy sensor
power
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Hook Up / Wiring Details
DigiLink™
(shown with optional enclosure
and power supply)
(2) Bus Connectors
14 Contact Closure Inputs
Maintained Contact Closure
Power Supply
Specify 120V, 277V
Momentary Contact Closure
Master
Relay Panel
Photosensor
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Positive On/Off Contact Closure
Remote Relay Panel
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
DigiLink Dry Contact Closure Gateway
GR2400 DIGILINK
System and Accessory Type
Transformer
Dry Contact Inputs
Enclosure Mounting, NEMA Rating
[blank] = Bus powered
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
347 = 347V
D6 = 6 inputs (with enable/disable)
D14 = 14 inputs (no enable/disable)
SM NE1 = Surface Mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush Mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface Mount, NEMA 4
SM NE12 = Surface Mount, NEMA 12
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GR 2400
™
Accessory
T-Link™ (Link-To™ T-Stat)
Description: Each T-Link card allows both monitoring and programming of up to 32 intelligent thermostats, for full
control of conventional and heat pump units. Thermostat manufactured by XCI Corp*.
Features: • Complete remote control and status
of up to 32 thermostats via the
T-Link control card
• Adjust and monitor all settings
locally at the master relay panel
or remotely from a PC via dial-up,
internet or intranet
• Program day/night, occupied/unoccupied
setback set-points
• Use the Chelsea DigitalSwitch™ to
temporarily override lighting and HVAC
thermostat features
• Fan selector for continuous fan operation
• Built-in, short-cycle protection
• Thermostats are emulated on the
bus by a relay panel at LCP32.
When the relay is ON the program is
in the Day/Occupied mode. When off
the thermostat is in set level Night/
Unoccupied mode
• No battery required for power outage
• Built-in LED indicators
• Automatic changeover from heat-to-cool and
cool-to-heat
• Optional remote indoor and outdoor sensors
• Program heating/cooling levels
• Adjust local keypad range control
Specifications:
Card dimensions: 3.65" w x 2.75" h
Enclosure: 6" w x 6" h x 4" d NEMA 1
Power supply: Accepts 12VDC from GR 2400 bus
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Humidity: 10 – 90% non-condensing
Max # thermostats
per T-Link: 32
Programming: Via DTC programmer, via PC with
Unity™ Lighting Control Software
To download specs, drawings and instructions go to
http://www.lightingcontrols.com
Thermostat dimensions: 4" w x 4.5" h x .875" d
Addresses: 1 per 8 T-Stat controlled
Control range: Heating: 38–88° F (3–31° C)
Cooling: 60–108° F (16–42° C)
Measurement range: 28–124° F (-2–51° C)
Control accuracy: +/- 1° F (.55° C) @ 68° F (20° C)
Minimum deadband: 2° F (1.11° C)
between heating/cooling
*For more specs go to: http://www.xcicorp.com
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Overview
The T-Link card is the
interface from the GR 2400
system to the XCI Digital
Thermostats. One T-Link will
interface with up to 32 digital
thermostats.
Connect X1 and X2 inputs/
outputs in parallel in all
thermostats and to the
T-Link card.
Each thermostat has outputs
for auxiliary external sensors,
ideal for measuring
outside temp, duct temp
or for mounting the Digital
Thermostat in a secure
location with remote sensors.
Photosensor
Smart Breaker™ Panel
GR 2400™
Master Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
MicroPanel™
T-Link
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
T-Link™
GR2400 L2
System and Type
TSTAT
Link-to Type
TSTAT = TSTAT (Thermostat)
T-STAT™
TSTAT
Thermostat
Link-to Type
MST = Multi-Stage Thermostat
HPT - Heat Pump Thermostat
RIS - Remote Indoor Sensor
RDS = Remote Duct Sensor
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Mounting and Enclosure Type
SM NE1 = Surface mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface mount, NEMA 4
RETRO = Retrofit enclosure
GR 2400
™
Link-To™ PC/Ethernet and Link-To™ PC/RS232-USB
Description: Two different interface cards which allow multiple computers to connect to the GR 2400 system.
Features: Ethernet Version:
Connection is from any serial/comm port (RS 232), USB port or ethernet network connection.
USB version comes with RS232 to USB adapters.
RS232/USB Version:
• Links to GR 2400 LAN and via a gateway to the internet
• Unity™ Remote Clock
• Unity GX™ Vector Advanced Graphical Software
Works with:
• Unity Lighting Control Software
• Unity Remote Clock
• Unity GX Vector Advanced Graphical Software
Specifications:
Card dimensions: 3.65" w x 2.75" h
Power consumption: 80mA @ 12VDC
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
O
ptional enclosure rating: NEMA 4
Enclosure dimensions: 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
Optional mounting: In relay panel
Max L2-PC cards: 6 per GR 2400 bus
Programming: None required
Max. humidity: 10–90% non-condensing
Power supply: Accepts 12VDC from bus or in-box
supply (specify 120/277VAC or
347VAC)
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Serial cabling: To DB9 serial port supplied by LC&D
USB cabling: In-line adaptor supplied by LC&D
Ethernet cabling option: Cat. 5 cable with RJ45 connectors
RJ45 connectors supplied by others
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Hook Up Programming
GR 2400 Bus Connectors
(2) RJ45 Connectors
Power Supply:
Specify 120V, 277V
Link-To PC/Ethernet
Outdoor
Photosensor™
Master Relay
Panel
To phone
line for
remote
dial up
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Remote
Relay
Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
Link-To™ PC
(Ethernet
Version)
Computers running Unity GX™
Advanced Graphical Software
Ethernet
Hub
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Link-To™ PC
GR2400 L2
System and Type
Link-to Type
PCETH = PC Ethernet1
PC232 115K = PC RS2322, 115k baud (standard)
PC232 9600 = PC RS2322, 9600 baud
PCUSB 115K = PC USB2, 115k baud (standard)
PCUSB 9600 = PC USB2, 9600 baud
1 = Required to choose a transformer, mount and enclosure type
2=T
ransformer, mount and enclosure optional (device may be
ordered as card only)
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Transformer, Mount and Enclosure Type
DV SM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 1
DV FM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, flush mount, NEMA 1
DV SM NE4 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 4
347 SM NE1 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 1
347 FM NE1 = 347 volt, flush mount, NEMA 1
347 SM NE4 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 4
RETRO = Retrofit enclosure
GR 2400
™
Link-To™ DMX
Description: Links a DMX-based system to a GR 2400 lighting control system. Ideal for applications which require the
Features: • Single point of interface from a DMX-based control system allows 14 global commands to all relay
powerful features of the GR 2400 system and a DMX “take-over”
panels in the GR 2400 bus
• DMX start address may be manually set to any address at the Link-To DMX card via the multifunction
push buttons. Controls automatically respond to the next 13 addresses for a total of 14 programmable
inputs
• Link up to 127 digital devices via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Specifications:
Power consumption: 80mA @ 12VDC
Power supply voltage: 120/277VAC or 347VAC
Card size: 4" w x 6.25" h
Enclosure size: 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
Enclosure rating: NEMA 1, flush mount optional
Optional enclosures: NEMA 4
Addresses: 1 per card
Max. humidity: 10 –90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Bus physical layer: RS 485
Interface protocol: DMX512 & DMX512A compatible
Approvals: UL and cUL listed
Line-Voltage Compartment
Power supply 120/277VAC
or 347VAC
Low-Voltage Compartment
Link-To DMX card
• DMX input (screw terminal)
• GR 2400 bus (RJ45)
• Manual (test) push buttons
for each DMX channel
(if no DMX signal)
• DMX address buttons
(see manual)
• GR 2400 address button
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Overview
Use a proper data cable.
Twisted pair with foil and twisted braids.
Balanced audio cable will not do.
The Link-To DMX control card converts 14
contiguous DMX channels into 14 global
GR 2400 switch commands. When the
level set to that channel exceeds 90% the
switch sends out an ON command. When
it drops to less than 10% it sends out an
OFF command. See the GR 2400 manual
for switch programming information.
Male XLR connector
DMX Connector
32
Data Cable for
DMX 512 System
Line and Low Voltage Connections
Panel power supply may be 120V or 277V.
Ground is for equipment only.
Connect XLR Pin #2 to DMX input #2 and
XLR Pin #3 to DMX input #3. If end of line,
connect a 120 ohm resistor across DMX
inputs #2 and #3.
277 VAC
120 VAC
Neutral
Neutral
Hot
Ground
Cat 5 with RJ45 connectors
for GR 2400 system
Outdoor Photocell
(facing north)
GR 2400
(Master)
GR 2400
(Remote)
To phone line for
remote dial-up
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch™
ORDERING INFORMATION
Link-To™ DMX
GR2400 L2
System and Type
512A
Link-to Type
512A = DMX1
1 = Required to choose
a transformer, mount
and enclosure type
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Transformer, Mount and Enclosure Type
DV SM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 1
DV FM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, flush mount, NEMA 1
DV SM NE4 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 4
347 SM NE1 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 1
347 FM NE1 = 347 volt, flush mount, NEMA 1
347 SM NE4 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 4
Link-To DMX
GR 2400
™
Link-To™ Building Automation
Description: LC&D offers two methods of building automation interfaces:
Features:
1) Gateway cards using DDC protocols such as BACnet™ and Metasys™ (N2) accept on/off commands,
time schedules and report status of all relays in all panels in real time.
2) The second method greatly simplifies interface to building automation through dry contact closure.
• Certified Connectivity Partner with Johnson Controls©, N2 protocol
• A number of building automation protocols are available as well as contact closure
• Program schedules from building automation package
• Expand any building automation package to include:
a) Communication-based Chelsea DigitalSwitches™
b) “Flick Warn” option for notifying room occupants of an impending lighting shut-off
c) Remotely adjustable multi-trip-point photosensor(s)
d) Gateway cards accept control and report real-time status of all relays
• Link up to 127 digital addresses via Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
Specifications:
Enclosure rating: NEMA 1
Enclosure dimensions: 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
Optional mounting: In relay panel
Max. humidity: 10– 90% non-condensing
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Power supply: 120/277VAC or 347VAC
Bus physical layer: RS 485 (GR 2400 bus)
Interface protocol: Specific to building automation system
Approvals: UL and cUL listed
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Details
Link-To Building Automation
(DigiLink™)
Link-To Building Automation
(BACnet Gateway)
®
Power Supply:
Specify transformer
120/277VAC or 347VAC
Ethernet Output
to BACnet
14 contact closure inputs
GR 2400 Bus Connectors
(2) RJ45 Connectors
(1) Spring-cage terminal block
direct plug-in
Low-Voltage Compartment
Access Door
Master
Relay
Panel
Photosensor
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
Remote
Relay
Panel
Link-To Building
Automation
(BACnet)
OR
Link-To Building
Automation
(DigiLink)
Building Automation
Package using
BACnet
Contact Closure
from any Building
Automation Package
Ethernet Hub
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors • Up to 127 digital addresses • Up to 4,000 ft.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Link-To™ Building Automation
GR2400 L2
System and Type
Link-to Type
MODB232 = ModBus RS2321
MODB485 = ModBus RS4851
BACNETIP = BacNet IP1
BACNETMSTP = BacNet MSTP1
METN2 = N2 Metasys2
1=R
equired to choose a
transformer, mount and
enclosure type
2 = Transformer, mount and
enclosure optional (device may
be ordered as card only)
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Transformer, Mount and Enclosure Type
DV SM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 1
DV FM NE1 = Dual voltage 120/277V, flush mount, NEMA 1
DV SM NE4 = Dual voltage 120/277V, surface mount, NEMA 4
347 SM NE1 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 1
347 FM NE1 = 347 volt, flush mount, NEMA 1
347 SM NE4 = 347 volt, surface mount, NEMA 4
For
dry contact
inputs, see digilink
tech sheet
GR 2400
™
Accessory
MetaServer™ and UpLink™
Description:
The UpLink™ network multiplex card links up to 99 digital buses together to create a system with over 12 thousand digital lighting
control devices.
The MetaServer™ digital web server is a gateway that provides Internet or computer access to these devices.
Here’s how they work: Up to 127 digital addresses (relay panels, digital switches, etc) may be linked together within a GR 2400 digital bus. Except for the largest projects, this proves to be more than enough capacity. For larger installations where multiple buses are
needed to accommodate the large number of digital devices, LC&D has developed a BackBone Bus using the UpLink™ card and
MetaServer™ to link up to 99 GR 2400 buses together.
At the head of the BackBone Bus is a MetaServer that does the duty of connecting the whole system via Ethernet or Modem to a
computer or the internet. Connecting each digital bus to the BackBone Bus is an UpLink card. It captures packets meant for that
particular bus and routes the data correctly. The UpLink card has a large memory capacity which acts as a mirror of the status of the
GR 2400 bus for more rapid communication. It also keeps logs of the number of times a relay has been operated, the time it has
been ON since last reset and a log of each event (see DataLogger™ tech sheet for more information).
Features: •
•
•
•
•
An almost unlimited number of commands may move from one digital bus to another. Switches from one GR 2400 bus
may control all relays, dimmers, scenes, groups, or SmartBreakers in other downstream busses with full feedback.
Run-time and event-logging are stored in Flash memory until downloaded by an administrator (see tech sheet for
DataLogger software)
Connect as many as 99 UpLink cards to the internet
Access multiple buses using Unity GX Advanced Graphical Software
The MetaServer requires only a single IP and provides complete access to one or multiple buildings
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions: 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
Enclosure type: Surface mount NEMA 1,
flush mount optional
Ambient temperature: 32–104° F (0–40° C)
Optional enclosure: NEMA 4
Power supply: 120/277VAC (DV) or 347VAC
Programming: via PC
(with administrator access)
Approvals: UL and cUL listed
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Hook up / Programming
Hub
BackBone Bus
Server Card
Internet
GR 2400
Remote Panel
GR 2400
Master Panel
BackBone Bus
MicroPanel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
Uplink Card
GR 2400
Remote Panel
GR 2400
Master Panel
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
Uplink Card
SmartBreaker
Panel
SmartBreaker
Panel
MicroPanel
Note: MetaServer • 1 per system, UpLink • 1 per bus
ORDERING INFORMATION
MetaServer™ and UpLink™
System and Type
Transformer
GR2400 UH4 = UpLink
GR2400 SH4MOD = MetaServer with modem
GR2400 SH4MUH4 = Server-Uplink with modem
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
347 = 347 volt
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Mount and Enclosure Type
SM NE1 = Surface mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush mount, NEMA 1
SM NE4 = Surface mount, NEMA 4
GR 2400
™
Accessory
Bus Booster
Description: The Bus Booster is used on the GR 2400 System when the distance between switches and a relay panel
cause voltage drop.
Switches are supplied with power over the GR 2400 bus. While the data can travel 4,000 ft., the power to
a switch needs to be fed with a relay panel or a bus booster every few hundred feet.
Features: • Provides up to 0.8 amp at 12 volts DC to the system bus
• Simply power up and plug in the bus
• Current limited
Specifications:
Enclosure rating: NEMA 1
Enclosure dimensions: 8.375" w x 8.375" h x 3.125" d
RJ45 Connectors: Sockets for Bus In & Out and Clock
Input: 120/277VAC, 347VAC
Output: 12VDC up to 800mA
Approvals: UL and cUL listed to UL 916
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Layout
LED
25UT
E226385
OS ANGELES
ALIFORNIA
JUNCTION AND
PULL BOX
TYPE 1
+12
GND
CLOCK
LISTED
GND
+24
9.15" [23.3cm]
WITH COVER
7.25" [18.4cm]
®
CAT. 5 CONNECTORS
LED POWER INDICATOR
BUS
UL
BUS
1.125/.875 DOUBLE KNOCKOUT,
FOR 1/2" - 3/4" CONDUIT
8 PLACES
LIGHTING CONTROL & DESIGN LC
.25" [ .7cm]
MOUNTING HOLES
4 PLACES
This box is intended to be
used in an installation in
which equipment is grounded
by connection to metal raceway or metalic cable sheaths.
6.25" [15.9cm]
TERMINAL
STRIP
GROUNDING
LUG
277VAC
120VAC
Neutral
HIGH-VOLTAGE AREA
EQUIPMENT
GROUNDING
ONLY
LOW-VOLTAGE AREA
6.75" [17.2cm]
8.25" [21cm]
(8.4" [21.3cm] WITH COVER)
3.94" [10cm]
COVER NOT SHOWN IN VIEW
Insufficient Power
Normally, up to 3 bus-powered
devices may be powered across
1000 feet of Cat. 5 cable. This
ensures that the power supplied
by the Master LCP is sufficient for
each device.
3 BUS-POWERED DEVICES
WITHIN 1000ft
DEVICES WITHIN
ALLOWED LIMIT
Specifying a Bus Booster allows
you to add more devices without
dropping voltage, because it
provides additional power to the bus.
BUS-POWERED
DEVICES
POWER
ACTIVE
DEVICE
INSUFFICIENT POWER
CAT.5 CABLE
SUFFICIENTLY POWERED
DEVICES
SUFFICIENTLY POWERED
DEVICES
BUS-POWER
BOOSTER
BUS-POWERED
DEVICES
ACTIVE
DEVICE
POWER
CAT.5 CABLE
ORDERING INFORMATION
Bus Booster
GR2400 BOOSTER
System and Type
Transformer
DV = Dual voltage 120/277V
347 = 347 volt
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Mount and Enclosure Type
SM NE1 = Surface mount, NEMA 1
FM NE1 = Flush mount, NEMA 1
ADDED
EQUIPMENT
POWER
GR 2400
™
Accessory
Modem Switch
Description: The Modem Switch makes the most of a single phone line by making it available to the phone, a
fax and/or a modem. The Modem Switch acts as a digital call processor to automatically screen and
route incoming analog signals to the right equipment.
Features: • Easy to install
• Eliminates the need for dedicated phone lines
• Plug-and-Play™ device
• No PC interface or drivers needed
• Non-volatile memory holds all programming indefinitely
• Barge-in protection prevents interruption of ongoing calls to connected devices
Specifications:
Enclosure dimensions:
Function:
Power supply:
Bus connector::
Ambient temperature:
8.15" w x 1.4" h x 2.4" d
ON/OFF (status LED can be found on the front of the device)
12VDC
RJ-11
32 –104° F (0–40° C)
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Hook Up Diagram
Photosensor
Remote Relay Panel
Master Relay Panel
To Fax/
Other Devices
Modem
Chelsea
DigitalSwitch
Up to
127 digital
addresses
Up to
4,000 ft.
Power Supply
Cat. 5 patch cable with RJ45 connectors
ORDERING INFORMATION
Modem Switch
LCDACC MODSW
Modem Switch
MicroPanel
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Recessed Fixture
Up/Down Fixture
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TYPICAL LINE VOLTAGE HOOK UP
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XP RL1 PI QK
XP RL1 DPI
XP RL1 DPI QK
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XP DPI QK
XP RL1 DPI BUSP
XP RL1 DPI BUSP QK
XP RL480 QK
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XP RL1 PI
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TWO-WIRE INDOOR PHOTOCELL
THREE-WIRE PHOTOCELL
SLIMLINE PHOTOCELL
OUTDOOR PHOTOCELL
8v
Red conductor
Input
Blue conductor
PCO has a 1/2 threaded
nipple, with a locking ring
(if needed).
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"Feed Through" Dimming Panel - 2SR
EMERGENCY
BREAKER
DIMMER
NORMAL
BREAKER
EMERGENCY
BREAKER
TO LOAD
NEUTRAL
DIMMER
"FEED THRU"
DIMMING PANEL
TO LOAD
EMERGENCY SHUNT
RELAY (TYP.)
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SWITCH CONTROLLING NORMAL & EMERGENCY LIGHTING
WALL SWITCH
TO LOAD
NORMAL
BREAKER
NEUTRAL
C
C
EMERGENCY
BREAKER
TO LOAD
DUAL EMERGENCY
SHUNT RELAY (TYP)
GR2001 E/S CONNECTION WITH SINGLE POLE DOUBLE THROW SWITCH
NEUTRAL
TO LOAD
SPDT SWITCH
NORMAL
NORMAL
NEUTRAL
TO LOAD
EMERGENCY
GR2001 E/S
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