Lutron Energi TriPak Sensor sends wireless signal to switch or dimmer to turn off lights Wireless occupancy/ vacancy sensor Wireless energy-saving solutions at an affordable price Pico® remote sends wireless signal to switch or dimmer to adjust lights Wireless switch Build an energy-saving solution for any budget Simple retrofit—installs 70%1 faster than wired systems Wireless remote Pico wireless remote— control from anywhere - Minimizes disruption to people in space - Easy set up and adjustment—no knobs or dials No callbacks—sensors use XCTTM Technology - 2–3 times more sensitive to fine motion than other sensors - Recognizes the difference between fine human motion Wall-mounted, on a pedestal, or handheld and background noise Superior Clear Connect® wireless communication - Proven, patented technology that works Meet energy codes and standards www.lutron.com/etp 24/7 Lutron service and support 1.888.LUTRON1 (1.888.588.7661)

Energi TriPak Occupancy/vacancy and daylight sensors Wireless ceiling-mount occupancy/vacancy sensor Turns lights on when room is occupied and off when room is vacant Wireless wall-/corner-/hallmount occupancy/vacancy sensor Turns lights on when room is occupied and off when room is vacant Wireless ceiling-mount daylight sensor Adjusts lights based on the amount of available daylight Remotes Wireless remotes • Battery-powered Pico® remote wirelessly controls lights and appliances Pico can be used free standing, wall-mounted, or on a pedestal for convenient wireless dimming or switching control...

Load controllers Wireless switch (pictured) and dimmer Models available for: • Incandescent/halogen Screw-base LED & CFL abletop lamp dimmer T Integrates floor and table lamps into wireless lighting control system Dual-voltage switches J-box mounted modules • Dimming Switching Contact closure output Plug-in modules • Dim/switch version for lighting loads General purpose switch for appliance loads Stairwell retrofit solution Lighting fixture with integral lighting control device and programmed ballast

Energy Savings Build an energy-saving solution for any budget or space W hat is the savings opportunity? Lighting represents 38%2 of electricity use in commercial buildings. Lutron solutions can save 60%3 or more lighting energy. Annual electricity use2 Lighting 38% HVAC 29% Refrigeration 12% Office Equipment Combine energy-saving control strategies like occupancy sensing, daylighting, and dimming to maximize the savings opportunity. Help your customers increase their ROI – your projects may qualify for a utility incentive. Visit www.lutron.com/incentives for details. Lutron makes it easy to...

Energy-saving control strategies Occupancy/vacancy sensing T urns lights on when occupants are in a space and dims lights to a low level or turns lights off when they vacate the space. Potential lighting energy savings: Personal dimming control Gives occupants the ability to set the light levels. Potential lighting energy savings: Daylight harvesting Dims electric light when daylight is available to light the space. Potential lighting energy savings: High-end trim Sets the maximum light level based on customer requirements in each space. Potential lighting energy savings: Plug load control Automatically...

Simple solution—three basic parts Sensor, switch, and Pico wireless remote cover most applications ® Save up to 60%3 lighting energy Wireless occupancy sensor ceiling mount XCTTM Technology with cross-correlation— won't leave you in the dark Wireless switch wallbox mount Replaces existing switch Pico wireless remote tabletop Mistake-proof wiring — No neutral — Polarity-free wires—easily mount it No anywhere Vacancy-only models available Wall- and corner-mount models also available (see page 2) o wires—put it where N it's most accessible edestal mount for P tabletop use urface mount anywhere S...

Installs 70% faster than wired systems 1 Replace the existing switch in a few minutes or less— works with existing wires Mistake-proof wiring No neutral required (neutral-based products also available) No polarity for line or load wiring Wireless switch Add a sensor or wall control—no wiring Wireless • • Wireless occupancy/ vacancy sensor Sensor profile view Wireless remote No wires required Easy to mount and adjust location 10-year battery life Remote profile Simple button-press set up—no commissioning 1. Press and hold 6 seconds 2. Press and hold 6 seconds 3. Press and hold 6 seconds It works!...

Reliable technologies XCT technology with cross-correlation—won't leave you in the dark TM Lutron sensors detect fine motion better than other passive infrared (PIR) sensors Provides exceptional prevention of false-ons and false-offs Superior sensitivity—recognizes the difference between fine human motion and background noise Person walking 3 feet Movements like extending your arms Small movements like flipping pages of a book Lights stay off when room is unoccupied Exclusive, reliable technologies—no callbacks Clear Connect wireless communication technology— wireless that works! ® Proven technology...

Meet energy codes and standards Summary of code requirements for lighting control Energi TriPak® ensures you can meet new construction and retrofit (lighting alterations10) code requirements for ASHRAE 90.1-2010, IECC 2012, and Title 24-201311. For specific commercial building code lighting requirements in your state, please visit www.lutron.com/energycodes. ASHRAE 90.1-2010: Lighting Alterations Code Requirements Local Switch Bi-level Control Dimming Control Control Method(s) Key • Primary spaces, large—lecture halls, open offices, conference rooms • Primary spaces, small—private offices, storage...

Energi TriPak application: Public restroom ® public spaces, such as bathrooms, In lighting is often on even when the space is unoccupied. Automatic lighting control with occupancy sensing is an ideal energy-saving solution. Energy-saving strategies Occupancy sensing Potential lighting energy savings: Codes met: Area control Automatic lighting shutoff Functional testing Occupancy sensor control Radio Powr SavrTM ceiling-mount occupancy/vacancy sensor communicates with load controllers to turn lights on or off