Questions and Answers for Lutron Maestro Dual Circuit Motion Sensor Switch, 6-Amp/Single-Pole, Light Almond (MS-OPS6-DDV-LA)

A:  Yes, the MS-OPS6-DDV is able to have one circuit turn on automatically and the other circuit turn on manually.

A:  Yes. Here is a Video walkthrough https://bit.ly/3GCNf7P

A:  Currently, Lutron does not have a dual circuit occupancy sensor that is capable of dimming. There is the MSCL-OP153M, which controls one lighting circuit.

A:  Thank you for your question, Kym. Please see page 6 of the following document for the expected field of view: https://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048489.pdf. This sensor may have trouble sensing motion from a 2.5 ft tall toddler up close. However, the further back from the sensor, the lower the view of the sensor will be. Please feel free to reach out to our Support Team with more questions at support@Lutron.com or by phone at 1 (844) 588-7661 for additional assistance.

A:  The MS-OPS6-DDV can have the settings adjusted for either button. You can see how these programming changes are made on the install guide here: https://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/032555.pdf.

A:  If you will be controlling a paddle-style ceiling fan, Lutron recommends the MACL-LFQ. You can see which LEDs are compatible with this control by visiting www.lutron.com/ledfinder. If you will be controlling an exhaust fan, Lutron does not currently have a stacked control rated for that type of application. The closest examples would be the MA-L3S25 dimmer/switch or MA-L3T251 dimmer/timer, but these are only rated for use with incandescent/halogen lights.

A:  The MS-OPS6-DDV can control two separate lighting circuits independently from one another. The circuit connected to the top button will respond automatically by the sensor lens picking up motion. The second circuit, conntected to the bottom button, is set to manual on/auto off by default and will not respond to the sensor lens. You would need to adjust the programming for this. You can view the install guide here to accomplish the setup and programming: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/032444.pdf.

A:  Is a ladder circuit or both switches are in the same box?

A:  The MS-OPS6-DDV occupancy sensor uses passive infrared technology that picks up the movement of warm bodies to turn a lighting/fan load on. It is possible for the MS-OPS6-DDV to pick up the movement of a pet and inadvertently turn a light/fan on. The motion sensitivity can be adjusted, however, which would require more infrared beams to be broken in order to activate a load. On page 5 of the spec sheet, you can view how the infrared beams will disperse from the control: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/369758a.pdf. To make adjustments to the programming, you can view the install guide here: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/032444.pdf.

A:  Yes, with this device, you will be able to choose if each circuit acts an an occupancy or vacancy sensor, set the timeout individually, and change many other features, please see the following programming guide for more information: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048489.pdf