LEGRAND IDP-3050-A Installation Instructions Manual
Wattstopper
®
Eight-Outlet Power Strip with Personal Sensor (v2)
No: 24907 – 09/16 rev. 1
Installation Instructions • Instructions d’Installation • Instrucciones de Instalación
Catalog Number • Numéro de Catalogue • Número de Catálogo: IDP-3050-A
Country of Origin: Made in China • Pays d’origine: Fabriqué en Chine • País de origen: Hecho en China
Power Strip
Electrical rating ............................... 125VAC, 12A, 50/60Hz
Dry contact relay ...........................................................12A
Grounded LED ....... indicates correct wiring and grounding
Protected LED ......indicates functioning of surge protection
Eight outlets ...................... Six controlled, two uncontrolled
8 foot cord .................................................................. Black
UL 1449 3rd Edition rating
L-N .......................................................................500V
L-G, N-G ..............................................................600V
Circuit ................................ High Energy, Multi-stage hybrid
Noise filtration ..........................................0-25dB (94.38%)
Joule rating .........................................................740 Joules
Maximum surge amperage ............................ 48,000 Amps
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
The Wattstopper Isolé IDP-3050-A is an advanced energy
saving control system, designed for general office use. It
combines an eight-outlet power strip with the DI-110 personal
sensor. The IDP-3050-A controls power used by plug load
devices, and provides surge protection. Its use reduces energy
costs and helps the environment by turning power-consuming
devices off based on occupancy.
Protection modes ..........................................L-N, L-G, N-G
Response time ............................................. Instantaneous
Let through voltage .....................................................140V
Initial clamping voltage ................................................200V
Personal Sensor ....... DI-110 passive infrared occupancy sensor
Supply Voltage ............................................ 12VDC Typical
Time Delay Adjustment .............. 30 seconds to 30 minutes
SPECIFICATIONS
UL & cUL listed
US Patent: 5,598,042
THE POWER STRIP
Functionally, the power strip provides surge protection. It also filters noise caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio
frequency interference (RFI).
WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT PLUG INTO ANOTHER RELOCATABLE POWER TAP.
This device features an internal protection that will disconnect the surge protective component at the end of its useful life,
but will maintain power to the load now unprotected.
Outlets
Six of the power strip’s eight outlets are controlled by the personal
sensor, and the remaining two are uncontrolled.
Switches
The power strip has an ON/OFF switch to turn on or off its outlets.
Diagnostic Lights
“Protected” LED indicator: When the surge protector is operating
correctly, the LED indicator labeled “Protected” is lit. When unlit, this
LED indicates the occurrence of a power disturbance or fault within the
unit.
“Grounded” LED indicator: Another LED indicator, labeled
“Grounded,” is lit when the wall outlet is properly wired and grounded. The surge protection will not operate if the power strip is not
properly grounded.
Uncontrolled
Outlets
Sensor Controlled Outlets
Diagnostic Lights
ON/OFF Switch
THE DI-110 PERSONAL SENSOR
6’ (2m)
15’ (4.5m)
Front 15’ (4.5m)Behind
6’ (2m)
The DI-110 personal sensor uses passive infrared technology to detect occupancy within a workspace. When
Occupancy sensor lens
the sensor detects occupancy, it automatically turns on the power strip’s six controlled outlets. It turns off
these outlets when the workspace becomes unoccupied and the user-set time delay elapses. (See “Time
Delay Setting.”) Uncontrolled outlets are continuously powered by the power strip and remain on regardless of
occupancy.
LED blinks when
Personal Sensor Placement
occupancy detected
The sensor uses a multi-segmented Fresnel lens to view a coverage area. Position the sensor to have a clear view of motion (especially
hand motion) in the workspace. Make sure that it does not view open doors or entrances where people passing by may be detected.
The diagrams below show the sensor’s coverage pattern. They illustrate the areas where the sensor will best sense motion. Use the
diagrams as a general reference to determine the position and orientation of the sensor.
Side view
Overhead view
DI-110 Ofce Placement Examples
These diagrams give examples of sensor placement in a workspace while illustrating typical coverage patterns and coverage ranges.
Side views Overhead views
Mounted under
binder bin
Mounted under
desk
Altering Coverage Ranges
The IDP-3050-A package also includes strips of tape, used to mask areas of the sensor lens. Masking the lens allows the user to alter or
refine coverage areas.
Narrows coverage area Shortens coverage area
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