| 0-10 volt dimming |
| Single-pole, 3-way or multi-location use |
| Lutron companion dimmers (model MA-R) are not compatible with this sensor. Use companion model MA-S if a companion dimmer is needed |
| Minimum load is 10 watts of halogen or incandescent, or one approved LED bulb |
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| Troubleshooting |
| Problem: Bulbs or dimmer is buzzing |
| This may occur with CFL and LED bulbs. CFLs and LEDs have electrical components inside them that can make noise when bulbs are on. If the noise is bothersome, the best solution is to try a different bulb |
| Problem: CFLs or LEDs do not dim, have a poor dimming range, or they flicker/flash |
| If being used in a multi-location application, make sure only one sensor dimmer has been installed. A companion dimmer (model MA-R) or mechanical 3-way switch will need to be used in the remaining locations |
| Make sure the bulbs in use are marked as dimmable |
| Check to see if the bulbs in use are listed on Lutron's Compatibility Tool. If the dimmable bulbs in use are not on this tool, Lutron suggests contacting the LED manufacturer for a dimming recommendation |
| Adjust the low-end trim. To do this, simply hold the lower rocker and the tapswitch together for 5-6 seconds. When the LED on the dimmer goes out and then starts blinking, release and adjust the low end trim until the bulbs become stable |
| If the bulb in use flickers, drops out or stops dimming when you reach a certain level, you have reached the lowest level of the bulb's dimming range |
| Problem: The sensor is not working correctly when used in a 3-way application with a mechanical switch |
| Make sure the mechanical switch was properly rewired and the sensor was reprogrammed to work with a mechanical switch as per the Installation Instructions |
| Problem: Lights do not turn on automatically |
| This sensor is a vacancy only model, so the lights will not turn on automatically |
| Problem: Lights sometimes turn on when the sensor is in vacancy mode |
| In vacancy mode, a 15 second grace period follows the timeout where the sensor will turn the lights back on if it senses motion
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