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

A:  Yes, this sensor can be used to control both circuits. When mixing a lighting and fan load, this sensor is rated for a maximum of 4.4 amps per circuit. Please see the following spec sheet for more information: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/369758a.pdf

A:  Maestro occupancy sensors use passive infrared technology which essentially send out infrared beams to detect motion in the space. Typically, glass would break up that beam and thus, it would not be able to detect motion through it. If used in a bathroom application, we would typically suggest extending the timeout to ensure that the lights don't accidentally turn off while you are still in the room.

A:  Currently, Lutron does not offer a dual wall box sensor/dimmer for this application. Lutron does offer the MA-L3L3, however it does not have the sensor option. Lutron also offers the MSCL-OP153M however, it could only control one circuit. We have passed your inquiry on to our team as we are always considering options for additional products.

A:  Yes, the motion from the door opening should be enough for this product to turn the lights on in the bathroom.

A:  Yes they can. When you purchase the product, on the left side of each large switch button there will be a smaller button that you can use to program the auto on/off setting for both switches.

A:  I am not sure if you can turn both switches to manual mode. But I chatted with lutron and I was told that this switch MS-ops6-ddv-wh will allow for one switch setting to work as a regular sensor and turn something on and off automatically, while the other switch setting will allow for manually turning the switch on and off or manually on with a timed-out option. I do not know if the wall switch that I am referring to here is the same model number that you are speaking about, because i dont see the model number on my screen. I just found out this information about this switch this morning, from Lutron.

A:  refer to answered question submitted by the next person in Feb 2017

A:  Unfortunately Lutorn does not have a motion sensor product with a timer. However, for your application, you can set an individual circuit to vacancy mode meaning that it will not turn on unless the button is manually pressed but will still turn off when motion is no longer detected. A guide for this programming can be found http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048489.pdf on page 7.

A:  Absolutely, it sounds that this product would be perfect for your application. You will also be able to program it to turn both on automatically, only one on automatically, or neither on automatically. When the sensor times out from not seeing motion however, both lights will always turn off. If you would like to discuss your particular application in more detail, please feel free to reach out to Lutron 24/7 Support at 800-523-9466.

A:  yes