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HomeWorks QS Switching Power Module
3691060b 3 05.25.18
Specifications - (continued)
Programming and Compatibility Requirements
• Setup and programming of the Switching Power
Module is done through the HomeWorksQS
programming software.
• HomeWorksQS software version 12.0 or higher
required.
HomeWorksQS Wallstations
• HomeWorksQS wallstations can be configured
to control Switching Power Modules with the
HomeWorksQS programming software.
• Wallstation LED indicators display the status of
programmed lights.
QS Link Limits
• A QS link in a HomeWorksQS system can have up
to 512zones (outputs) and 100devices (required
HomeWorks QS processor counts as one device on
the QS link).
• Each Switching Power Module counts as one device
toward the 100device limit, and 4 zones toward the
512 zone limit.
Output Zone Ratings
• Each zone is rated at 8A for switching. Rated for
resistive, inductive, or capacitive lighting loads as
defined by NEMA 410.
• Air gap off per output.
• No minimum load per output.
• This module is designed to control loads with ratings
as noted in the table below.
• Outputs cannot be used to control general purpose
receptacles.
Load Type
Relay Ratings
120 V~
Tungsten 8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
AC General Use 8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
Electric Discharge Lamp 8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
Electronic Ballast
(NEMA 410)
8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
Resistive 8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
Inductive 8 A/zone, 16 A max/module
Motor
8 A (1/3 HP)/zone,
16 A max/module
• Special considerations:
– When controlling lamps, Lutron recommends using
permanently installed fixtures.
– If controlling plug-in lamps, installation must ensure a
method of preventing non-rated loads being plugged
into the unit. An example is Lutron P/N CAR-15-DDTR,
which is a dedicated receptacle with an alternate plug
type.
– Controlling loads outside the parameters listed in
the specifications may damage the device and void
the warranty.
• If attempting to control general purpose receptacles,
use the appropriate third-party power pack for the
rated load.
• Run a separate neutral for each load circuit. A
common neutral connection is not recommended.
• Unit may be powered by Ground Fault Interrupter
(GFI) or Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) protected
circuit if required.
• For applications requiring higher wattage ratings, use
PHPM-SW-DV-WH or GRX-TVI for 120 V~.