Lutron® MS-OPS6M2-DV-WH
MFR Part #:MS-OPS6M2-DV-WH
- Coverage :400 sq-ft Minor, 900 sq-ft Major
- Lamp Type :ELV/Fluorescent/Halogen/Incandescent/LED/MLV
- Manufacturer Name :Lutron
- Voltage Rating :120 - 277 VAC
The Lutron MS-OPS6M2-DV-WH occupancy sensing switch is a wall-mounted lighting control that automatically turns lights on and off based on room occupancy. Designed for commercial and residential applications, it combines a manual switch with a passive infrared sensor for energy-efficient lighting control.
- Maestro® MS-OPS6M2-DV-WH Occupancy Sensor, PIR Sensor, 30 x 30 ft Coverage, 180 deg Viewing, Wall Box Mount
Passive Infrared Sensor with XCT Technology → Detects fine motion accurately to keep lights on when spaces are occupied and prevent false triggers
180° Field of View with 30 ft Coverage → Wide detection range covers up to 900 ft² for major motion and 400 ft² for minor motion, reducing blind spots
Auto-ON / Auto-OFF or Manual-ON Modes → Flexible control options support occupancy or vacancy-based operation depending on application needs
Adjustable Timeout (1–30 minutes) → Customizable shut-off timing helps balance energy savings and user comfort
Smart Ambient Light Detection → Prevents lights from turning on when sufficient natural light is present
Adaptive Switching & Softswitch Technology → Reduces electrical stress and extends relay life (up to ~1,000,000 cycles)
Broad Load Compatibility → Supports multiple lighting types and fan loads, simplifying installation across projects
Tamper-Resistant Lens → Durable design resists damage in high-use environments
Specification
Details
Model
MS-OPS6M2-DV
Product Type
Occupancy/Vacancy Sensing Switch
Sensor Type
Passive Infrared (PIR)
Voltage
120–277 V~, 50/60 Hz
Load Rating
6 A
Load Rating (Fan
3 A combined load
Field of View
180°
Major Motion Coverage
Up to 30 ft × 30 ft (900 ft²)
Minor
Up to 20 ft × 20 ft (400 ft²)
Operating Modes
Auto-ON/Auto-OFF, Manual-ON/Auto-OFF
Timeout Options
1, 5, 15, 30 minutes
Sensitivity Settings
High / Low
Ambient Light Detection
Smart adaptive with preset options
Supported Load
Incandescent, halogen, ELV, MLV, CFL, LED, magnetic & electronic fluorescent, fan
Operating Temperature
32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Humidity
0–90% non-condensing
Installation Type
Single-pole / 3-way compatible
Multi-Location Support
Works with compatible companion switches
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor only
Certifications
UL listed (U.S. & Canada)
Warranty
5-year limited warranty
Offices & Conference Rooms → Automatically turns lights off when spaces are vacant to reduce energy waste
Classrooms & Commercial Spaces → Manual-off override prevents lights from turning on during presentations
Residential Rooms (Bedrooms, Hallways) → Hands-free lighting control for frequently entered spaces
Storage Areas & Utility Rooms → Ensures lights are not left on unintentionally
Works With:
- Standard lighting loads (LED, CFL, fluorescent, incandescent, low-voltage)
- Fan loads (within rated limits)
- Single-pole and 3-way installations
- Companion switches (MA-AS, MSC-AS, MA-AS-277, MSC-AS-277) for multi-location control
Requirements / Limitations:
- Requires line-of-sight for motion detection
- Indoor use only
- Ground connection required for operation
- Only one sensing switch per multi-location circuit
What does the Lutron MS-OPS6M2-DV-WH occupancy sensing switch do?
It detects motion using a passive infrared sensor and automatically turns connected lights on or off based on room occupancy.
Can the switch be set to manual-on mode?
Yes. It can be configured for Manual-ON / Auto-OFF (vacancy mode) or Auto-ON / Auto-OFF depending on the application.
What types of loads are supported?
The switch supports a wide range of lighting loads including LED, CFL, fluorescent, incandescent, and low-voltage, as well as fan loads within rated limits.
How large of an area can it cover?
The sensor provides up to 30 ft × 30 ft coverage for major motion and 20 ft × 20 ft for minor motion.
Does it prevent lights from turning on during daylight?
Yes. The built-in ambient light detection ensures lights only turn on when natural light levels are below the configured threshold.