Single button wireless wall station interface
Controls dimmer, power switch, relay, or an input into Leviton Security & Automation controller
Wireless wall station operates with 117A00-1 or 115A00-1
For use with Leviton Omni-Bus output devices and scene controllers
Leviton recommends professional installation on Security and Automation products.? To find an installer in your area, please email dealer@leviton.com

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Width : 3 inch
Height : 2 inch
Length : 6 inch

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ASIN : B00HAF4VW6

Product Description

Single button wireless wall station interface. Controls dimmer, power switch, relay, or an input into Leviton Security & Automation controller. Wireless wall station operates with 117A00-1 or 115A00-1. Popular in a variety of commercial and residential applications, the Omni-Bus network controls up to 256 lights, shades, fans, shutters, pumps, and more. This bus and controller based management family controls CFL, LED, electronic low voltage, Halogen, and incandescent lighting. Modular and wireless Omni-Bus components can be located where needed to save wiring and installation costs. Leviton provides you with elegant, multi- button programmable wall stations (wired and wireless), which eliminate the expense of in- wall high voltage wiring to multi-way switches. Reap the benefits of central lighting control with the flexibility of distributed control systems. Enjoy the versatility of an Omni-Bus Lighting Network! The Omni-Bus network runs on a low supply voltage (24VDC), where all modules of the system are connected using CAT 6 UTP. Power modules feed power to switches (dimming and non-dimming), and each switch (wired or wireless) connects to a Din rail module. The power supply is optically isolated from the mains supply side. Buttons on wired or wireless wall stations can be configured to operate any Omni-Bus load or scene. Omni- Bus architecture includes low cost splitters and T-connectors for ease of installation and expandability. Your network can be star, hub and spoke, daisy chain, or a combination. Splitters allow for a free topology architecture.