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SPECIFICATION SUBMITTAL
dmwp-ft-2 03.16.06
DMWP-FT
Lighting Zone Controller Panels
Specifications
Power
• Input power: 100-277 V , 50/60 Hz, phase-to-
neutral
• Each LZC controls a single 20 A circuit (16 A of
continuous load)
• Models are UL, CSA, NOM, and/or CE listed
Features
• Provides direct control of a full 16 A circuit of Lutron
Hi-Lume and ECO-10 3-wire fluorescent dimming
ballasts
• Capable of switching 16 A of high in-rush lighting
load such as magnetic fluorescent ballast, electronic
fluorescent ballast, incandescent, magnetic low-
voltage, electronic low-voltage and HID loads
• Capable of switching motor loads up to
1/3 HP @ 120 V and 1/2 HP @ 277 V
• Contains Lutron’s patented Softswitch
TM technology,
which prevents arcing that is typically associated
with high in-rush lighting loads
• Supports single or multi-location wall controls for
dimming and switching zones
• Accepts inputs from most 15- and 24-volt occupant
sensors; can supply up to 60 mA to occupant
sensors (40 mA at 100 V , 50 Hz input)
• Can control light level due to variations in ambient
light using a Lutron daylight sensor
• Provides an automatic 100-hour burn-in function to
assist in the seasoning of new fluorescent lamps
• Includes an emergency contact closure to force
lights on to a preset level
• Can be daisy-chained to provide a maximum of 63
lighting zone controllers per LZC link
• Wires to the LZC link of a Digital microWATT router
panel (DMW-RP3) or the LZC link of a GRAFIK
7000P processor
The following features require a connection with a
Digital microWATT or GRAFIK 7000 system:
• Set minimum and maximum light levels
• Set unoccupied light level
• Set daylight sensor gain
• Start, stop, pause, or resume 100-hour burn-in
mode
• Set occupant sensor timeout length
• Enable/disable and monitor daylight sensors,
occupant sensors, and/or wall controls
• Measure power and energy usage
• Set unit’s current mode (see below)
Unit Modes
• Normal Working Hours: This mode is active
when no other mode is active. In this mode the
unit uses wall controls, daylight sensors, and
occupancy sensors to determine the actual light
level. These inputs are combined in order to save
the maximum amount of energy.
• Emergency: In emergency mode the lights will go
to the emergency light level. Emergency mode
may be entered by opening the hardware
emergency contact closure input at the router
panel (in a Digital microWATT system), via the
circuit selector SENSE connection (in a GRAFIK
7000 system), or via software. See the
Specification Submittal for the GRAFIK 7000P
processor and/or the Digital microWATT router
panel for additional wiring details.
• Flash: Flash mode changes the actual light level
from the high end to the low end every 4
seconds. It is used for locating or troubleshooting
a unit.
• Afterhours: In afterhours mode, the units will wait
a user-configurable period of time (warning time).
After the warning time, the lights will flash a user-
configurable number of times. Then, the lights will
dim to low end for a user-settable period of time
(off delay). Finally, the lights will turn off. The lights
will go on and the cycle will repeat if the space
becomes occupied or the light level is changed
via the wall control or via the software.
