Leviton Decora Wall Switch PIR Occupancy Sensors

Product Specifications for PR150-1L/PR180-1L

Application

Leviton's Cat. Nos. PR150-1L and PR180-1L are designed for standard wallboxes and feature passive infrared (PIR) sensing technology. These versatile devices automatically turn lights ON when a person enters a room and OFF when they leave. They are suitable for a variety of residential applications, including:

The PR150-1L installs in place of a single pole switch. The PR180-1L installs in place of a single pole or 3-way wall switch. Both models are compatible with incandescent and fluorescent lighting (Rapid Start Magnetic ballast ONLY).

Operation

The PR150-1L and PR180-1L utilize passive infrared (PIR) detection technology to monitor rooms for occupancy. The sensors automatically turn lights ON when motion is detected and OFF when the room is vacated, saving energy, enhancing convenience, and lowering electric bills. These sensors are designed for indoor use only and are ideal for any room where automatic, hands-free light control is beneficial, such as bathrooms, closets, laundry rooms, and garages.

Automatic ON/OFF Operation

Lights turn ON automatically when motion is detected. If no motion is detected for a user-selected time (ranging from 15 seconds to 15 minutes), the lights will automatically switch off.

Passive Infrared (PIR)

Infrared occupancy sensors are passive devices that detect the movement of heat-emitting bodies. They are installed to monitor areas without physical obstructions that could block the sensor's field of view.

How It Works

Humans naturally emit infrared heat. As a person moves within the sensor's field of view, the sensor detects this change in infrared background and activates the area lights. After the area remains unoccupied for a user-defined period, the sensor automatically turns the lights OFF.

Control and Field of View

Single Pole or 3-Way Control

The PR150-1L offers single pole control exclusively. The PR180-1L provides flexibility with both single pole and 3-way control options. This allows for controlling a single light fixture from two different locations, which is particularly useful for stairways, hallways, and rooms with multiple entrances.

Field of View

The PR150-1L provides a 150° horizontal field of view and covers up to 350 sq. ft. The PR180-1L offers a wider 180° horizontal field of view and covers up to 400 sq. ft. Both sensors are well-suited for a variety of residential and light commercial applications.

Diagram Description: Field of View
The PR150-1L offers a 150° horizontal field of view with a coverage area of 350 sq. ft. The PR180-1L offers a wider 180° horizontal field of view with a coverage area of 400 sq. ft. Both sensors have a limited vertical field of view as depicted in the side view illustrations.

Adjustment Options

The PR150-1L and PR180-1L units are equipped with sensitivity and time adjustment controls, allowing users to customize performance for specific installation needs. To make adjustments, remove the wallplate and use a small screwdriver to turn the adjustment wheels.

Light Level Adjustment

Time Selection

Features and Benefits

Installation

Occupancy sensors should be positioned at least 6 feet away from HVAC registers. Obstructions such as furniture, windows, or glass shower doors may impede the sensor's ability to detect motion.

Diagram Description: Wiring Diagrams
Diagram 1 illustrates the single pole wiring configuration for the PR150-1L and PR180-1L sensors, showing connections for Line (120VAC), Load, Neutral, and Ground. Diagram 2 shows the 3-way wiring configuration for the PR180-1L sensor, including connections for Line (120VAC), Load, two Travelers (A and B), Neutral, and Ground, allowing control from two locations.

Specifications

The PR150-1L and PR180-1L are Decora® passive infrared (PIR) occupancy sensors. They detect infrared emissions from human presence and respond by turning ON incandescent and Rapid Start Magnetic fluorescent ballast lighting loads. If no movement is detected after a preset time, the units will switch their assigned loads OFF. Manual override allows for normal ON/OFF operation.

The Cat. No. PR150-1L is designed for single pole applications. The Cat. No. PR180-1L is suitable for both single pole and 3-way applications.

Physical Specifications

ParameterPR150-1L and PR180-1L
Operating Temperature Range32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
Storage Temperature Range14°F to 185°F (-10°C to 85°C)
Relative Humidity20% to 90% non-condensing
Agency ApprovalUL Listed (File #E-118904), CSA Certified (File #LR-91148M)

Electrical Requirements

ParameterValue
Line Voltage120VAC
Operating Frequency60Hz
Load RatingIncandescent: 500W @ 120V
Rapid Start Magnetic Fluorescent Ballasts Only: 400VA @ 120V

Ordering Information

CAT. NO.DESCRIPTIONCOLORS
PR150-1LDecora Wall Switch PIR Occupancy Sensor, single pole, 150° field of view, 350 sq. ft.-W (White)
-I (Ivory)
-A (Almond)
PR180-1LDecora Wall Switch PIR Occupancy Sensor, single pole or 3-way, 180° field of view, 400 sq. ft.-W (White)
-I (Ivory)
-A (Almond)

Warranty Information

Limited Five-Year Warranty

Models: PR150-1L Wall Switch PIR Occupancy Sensor, PR150-1L, Wall Switch PIR Occupancy Sensor, Switch PIR Occupancy Sensor, PIR Occupancy Sensor, Occupancy Sensor, Sensor

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