180° PIR Occupancy/Vacancy Motion Sensor Wall Switch 3-Way | 120V | Enerlites DWOS-3R

180° PIR Occupancy/Vacancy Motion Sensor Wall Switch | ENERLITES DWOS-3R

The ENERLITES DWOS-3R is a 180° PIR occupancy/vacancy motion sensor wall switch designed for energy-efficient lighting control in single pole or 3-way applications. Using advanced passive infrared (PIR) technology, the DWOS-3R detects motion within a 1200 sq.ft. coverage area and automatically adjusts lighting based on occupancy or vacancy conditions.

This versatile switch operates in two modes:

• Occupancy Mode: Lights turn ON automatically when motion is detected and turn OFF after the selected time delay.

• Vacancy Mode: Lights must be turned ON manually and turn OFF automatically after no motion is detected.

The DWOS-3R includes a manual ON/OFF push button and an adjustable time delay from 15 seconds to 30 minutes. Its walk-through mode enhances energy savings by turning lights off shortly after brief occupancy. The LED indicator light confirms motion detection, and the zero-crossing function ensures safe switching.

A neutral wire is required for installation. The DWOS-3R is compatible with incandescent, fluorescent, and LED lighting, making it ideal for residential, commercial, and institutional settings. UL listed and California Title 24, Part 6 compliant, it delivers reliable, code-compliant performance. ENERLITES backs this sensor switch with a 5-year warranty.

Key Features

• 180° PIR motion detection with up to 1200 sq.ft. coverage

• Occupancy and vacancy modes for flexible lighting control

• Adjustable time delay: 15 seconds–30 minutes

• Manual ON/OFF push button

• Walk-through mode for added energy savings

• Compatible with single pole and 3-way wiring

• Neutral wire required for installation

• Zero-crossing function for safe switching

• Controls incandescent, CFL, and LED lighting

• LED motion detection indicator

• California Title 24, Part 6 compliant

• UL listed

• 5-year warranty

Applications

• Offices, classrooms, and conference rooms

• Hallways, corridors, and lobbies

• Hotel meeting rooms and common areas

• Residential rooms and home offices

• Energy-code-compliant commercial installations