Wireless Lighting Controls
Wattstopper offers the ability to go wireless with your lighting controls. Designed to be scalable and enable flexibility in a space, wireless lighting controls can be utilized in standalone, room-based, and multi-room applications. Integrate daylight sensors, load controllers, or luminaire level lighting control, and program with our DLM Configuration App for iOS® or Android®.Wireless controls offer the flexibility to provide high-quality, low energy lighting that maximizes incremental control within small and large areas. Designers can enhance the occupant experience, achieve compliance with advanced energy codes, and improve energy efficiency with the simplicity of the Wattstopper Wireless Lighting Controls.
View options for wireless applications and solutions in commercial spaces.
Featured Products
LMDL-600 | Wattstopper
The LMDL-600 is a wireless open loop photo sensor that measures the daylight contribution in order to automatically switch or dim multiple zones of lighting.
LMPC-600 | Wattstopper
The LMPC-600 wireless low profile Digital PIR Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor uses passive infrared (PIR) technology and one of three lenses to detect occupancy in different types of spaces for energy-efficient control of lighting and plug loads.
LMPX-600 | Wattstopper
The LMPX-600 wireless low profile Digital PIR Corner Mount Occupancy Sensor uses passive infrared (PIR) technology and one of three lenses to detect occupancy in different types of spaces for energy-efficient control of lighting and plug loads.
LMSW-605-G | Wattstopper
The LMSW-605 Scene Switch is a wireless device that can set and recall preset lighting scenes and raise and lower lighting levels.
LMDM-601-LA | Wattstopper
The LMDM-601 Dimming Wall Switch is a wireless low voltage device for dimming control of one or more lighting loads.
LMRC-611MCC | Wattstopper
The LMRC-611MCC is a wireless DLM room controller, part of the foundation of the NEW wireless Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system which includes occupancy sensors, daylighting controls, and switches for energy-efficient control, as well as wireless bridges and a border router to network rooms together.