LUTRON HOMEWORKS SWITCHING POWER MODULE – 10A

LUT-LQSE-4S10-D

Lutron HomeWorks 10A Switching Power Module is a 4 zone power module designed to control switching lighting loads. It includes QS link for seamless connection to a HomeWorks QS system. Power Module units can be used in a HomeWorks QS system to control and manage light in an entire home or building.

Lutron HomeWorks 10A Switching Power Module is a 4 zone power module designed to control switching lighting loads.

It includes QS link for seamless connection to a HomeWorks QS system.

Power Module units can be used in a HomeWorks QS system to control and manage light in an entire home or building.

Rated for lighting loads as defined by IEC/EN 60669 as well as INC, MLV, and ELV.

LEDs on the module provide diagnostic information and buttons on the module provide override control.


FEATURES

  • Rated for lighting loads as defined by IEC/EN 60669 as well as INC, MLV, and ELV
  • LEDs on the module provide diagnostic information
  • Buttons on the module provide override control
  • Manual Override Contact Closure Input (CCI)
  • Programmable Contact Closure Output (CCO)
  • Power failure memory automatically returns the outputs to the levels they were set to prior to a power outage

SPECIFICATIONS

Power 230V~ 50/60Hz
Lightning strike protection meets ANSI/IEEE standard 62.31-1980
Can withstand voltage surges of up to 6000V~ and current surges of up to 3000A 
Current draw: 50 mA max
Standby power: 1 W
BTUs/hour when fully loaded: 4
Regulatory Approvals IEC/EN 60669-2-1,  EN50428
Lutron® Quality Systems registered to ISO 9001.2008
CE marked
C-Tick
Environment Ambient Temperature Operating Range (inside mounting panel): 0 ºC to 40 ºC
Calibration point maximum: 65 ºC
Relative humidity: less than 90% non condensing
For indoor use only.
Output Zone Ratings Each zone is rated at 10 A for switching. Rated for resistive, inductive, or capacitive lighting loads as defined by IEC/EN 60669-2-1
Switched outputs utilise latching relays to maintain relay state if control power is lost.
Programming and Compatibility Requirements Setup and programming of the Switching Module is done through the HomeWorks QS programming software.
HomeWorks QS software version 3.0 or higher required.
QS Link Limits A QS link in a HomeWorks QS system can have up to 512 zones (outputs) and 100 devices (required HomeWorks QS processor counts as 1 device on the QS link).
Each Switching Module counts as one device toward the 100 device limit, and 4 zones toward the 512 zone limit.
Terminals Torque – 0.6Nm (5in-lbs)
Power terminals

0.5mm2 to 6mm2 

Data terminal

0.5mm2 to 2.5mm2 (22AWG to 12 AWG) single wire, solid or stranded

0.5mm2 to 1mm2 (20AWG to 18 AWG) two wires, solid or stranded

Mounting Please consult the product specification sheet for mounting details.
Dimension Height: 90mm / 3.54″
Width: 162mm / 6.38″
Depth: 61mm / 2.40″

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