Lutron Maestro Dual-Tech Occupancy Sensor Switch 6 A MS-B202
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Description
Product Overview
The Lutron Maestro MS-B202 is a dual-technology occupancy sensor switch for lighting control. It combines passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic sensing and is rated for switching up to 6 A at 120–277 V.
The MS-B202 supports single-pole or 3-way operation and requires a neutral conductor. Finish options include White, Gray, Black, Hot, Brown, Almond, Taupe, Snow White, and Light Almond.
Key Features
- Dual-tech sensing combines PIR and ultrasonic detection.
- Rated for 6 A at 120–277 V.
- Supports single-pole and 3-way operation; neutral required.
- Time-out and sensitivity are adjustable.
Dual-tech sensing and adjustable settings
The Lutron Maestro MS-B202 combines passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic detection. Its time-out and sensitivity are adjustable.
Electrical rating and switching configuration
The MS-B202 is rated for 6 A at 120–277 V and supports single-pole or 3-way operation. A neutral conductor is required at the box.
MS-B202 finish options
Finish options for the MS-B202 include:
- White, Gray, Black, Hot, Brown, Almond, Taupe, Snow White, and Light Almond
Before You Order
Confirm that a neutral conductor is present at the box.
Ordering from Lumera Electric
Check the purchasing options shown on the Lumera Electric product page for Lutron Maestro Dual-Tech Occupancy Sensor Switch 6 A MS-B202. For project quantities or additional ordering requirements, use Request a Quote and provide the required quantity.
Specifics
| Brand | Lutron |
|---|---|
| Series | Maestro |
| SKU | MS-B202 |
| Product Type | Occupancy sensor switch |
| Sensor Technology | Dual-tech: PIR and ultrasonic |
| Switching rating | 6 A |
| Voltage | 120–277 V |
| Configuration | Single-pole / 3-way |
| Neutral Required | Required |
| Adjustments | Time-out and sensitivity |
| Available Finishes | White, Gray, Black, Hot, Brown, Almond, Taupe, Snow White, Light Almond |
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