The 10 volts for the 0-10 signal is generated at the fixture

You are correct. The dimmer is an on/off switch with a variable resistor for the low volt wires.

Line in to the switch and load out to the lights. The 0-10 wires get connect at the dimmer then daisy chain to every light.

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Thanks for the clarification 👍🏻

You need to connect line voltage to the switch and low voltage to the two 0-10 volt cables

Thanks for the comment and i will cover the class 1 and 2. Most contractors use MC Luminary cable which has both line and low voltage in the same jacket.

Thanks for the comment and i will cover the class 1 and 2. Most contractors use MC Luminary cable which has both line and low voltage in the same jacket.

Yes, you need both line voltage and low voltage to the fixture. Most contractors us MC Luminary cable which has 12/2 and 16/2 in the same jacket.

My confusion is with regards to the low voltage side. The driver mixes both line and low voltage in the same tiny splice area. And when looking at the diagram on the power pack sensors and LV switches are all on the LV class 1 side. However the dimming is on the class 2 side would I not need to keep the line side gauge wire to the fixture for dimming ? One side goes to the load side relay and the other goes to line side neutral. Running that 16/2 makes me nervous on a 20amp commercial circuit. Also I guess each fixture would need to go back to the driver as apposed to daisy chaining the dimming.

Thank you and I will add that video. Please subscribe and let me know if it is helpful

No. This is a 24 volt sensor. The powerpack provides the 24 volts and turns the 120 on and off. They do make sensors that do not require a powerpack, but that is not what i am showing here.

Some things to check- -make sure sensor is 4ft minimum distance away from hvac vent -if there are more than one sensor, you need to check both sensors -how old is the sensor? -lutron has 24/7 tech support at 1-800-523-9466

@@prudalavage please share the trouble shooting PDF file

Hi James- you are correct that you would daisy chain the 0-10 for all 20 fixtures. I do not have a video on that.

I would call Lutron tech support. 1-800-523-9466. they can help troubleshoot

You are welcome. Thanks for the comment!

The sensor and controller need to be paired. Since this is troubleshooting I am assuming they will have already have been paired.

I have not tried turning the A1 on before. Give it a shot and let me know if it works.

​@@prudalavage A1 ON is an override. It leaves the switch on. We recently converted an area into workspace and every 8 minutes it was turning off. For the time being, we decided to just allow the lights to stay on for convenience until we can have an electrician redo the area. Thanks for the video!

I apologize. What information or answers were you hoping to find?

Hi. Unfortunately I dont know the manufacturer. Best of luck finding it.

Got it. Thanks for the feedback. I use a different mic on my recent videos

A timeclock would be an additional component outside the panel. Lutron has a grafik eye part QSGRJ-6P which can be connected to it to add a timeclock. The QSN-4T16-S panel also has a contact closure input which you could connect a dry contact from a 3rd party timeclock such as the Intermatic FM1D14A-24

@@prudalavage thank you, I'm designing external lighting to dim 70% to 50% after mid night. So if I use QSN-4T16-S panel and Intermatic FM1D14A-24 for external lighting, QSGR-4P Base unit is still required? QSGR-4P Base unit itself has timeclock function, hasn't it?

Correct. Em circuit always powers the light. Normal circuit switches it on and off. Normal circuit sense line. Lose normal sense line and light turns on regardless of switch position.

Hay bajo voltaje- 3 cables. Negro (común) Rojo (24 voltios) Azul (señal). El sensor necesita los 3. I used google translate from english.

Hi Tim. I would recommend the Lutron RMJS-8TN-DV-B powerpack. This is part of the Lutron Vive System.

Local codes are different. I work in Philadelphia and most electricians use MC LED cable which has the power and dimming in the same cable. www.encorewire.com/products/mc-led.html. The limit for a dimming zone is the relay rating- usually 8 amps but verify. The 0-10 limit is in milliamps- which you can look up but I would feel comfortable with 6 fixtures.

Dimmers that dim over the 120 volt line (phase dim) are available and have been used for years. Your fixtures need to be built for phase dim- usually listed as “triac”. Use that type of fixture and dimmer and you don’t need additional wires. 0-10 volt dimming is usually used commercially with acoustic ceilings.

Yes, you need to run a separate pair of wires for the 0-10 volt signal. Most people use 16 gauge or 18 gauge

You have two options. You can factory reset the powerpack-by doing a button press of tap-tap-tap hold for three seconds then tap-tap-tap . This will unpair everything. If you want to just remove the sensor- you can tap-tap-fap- hold for 6 seconds- tap tap tap on the lightbulb button on the sensor.

@@prudalavage please share the video of pairing & un pairing process

Page 10 of this link. www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048536.pdf

There is a module you can put on every fixture from Lutron called the FCJS-010 which you can mount on every fixture. If you are able to run the 0-10 wire, that is usually the easiest way to dim them. Assumes you have access above the ceiling of course.

The ultrasonic senses motion by putting out sound waves and then checking how they return to the sensor. If the wave is disturbed upon return, then the sensor knows there is someone in the room disturbing the sound waves.

Yes that is correct and a challenge on conduit projects. MCLED allows 0-10 and line voltage in the same cable.

@@prudalavage I take it then that they make a special MCLED cable for just that purpose. Was not aware . Thank you.

I thought so man I knew I wasn’t crazy.

Hi Roy- the occupied light level setting is done in advanced settings. Search “lutron app note 536” page 10 and it will show you

The grafik eye is still made and supported by Lutron if you are having an issue. Replacing it with something different would be a complete new system