IR-TEC International Ltd.

ON-LRD‑209S
OS-NET Sensor

The ON‑LRD‑209SP is a low profile OS‑NET sensor packed with multiple sensing control functionalities including occupancy/vacancy sensing, daylight harvesting, bi‑level StepDIM or continuous SmartDIM, and wireless mesh networking capability for top‑notch intelligent lighting control.

The sensor not only controls the connected lighting in the programmed mode independently, but also acts as a network node to broadcast OS‑NET commands for group control wirelessly.

Applicable Remote
SRP-281	Full functionality
URP-100	Manual ON/OFF/DIM, TIME/LUX setting

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Power: 120-277 VAC
Sensing Tech: PIR
Output: Switched line voltage (hybrid) and 0-10V
Setting: Remote (IR)
Mount: Fixture integrated
Connection: Lead wire
Coverage: Fixed
Compliance: uL, UKCA, CE, FCC, CA24

Omni-directional digital pyroelectric infrared sensor
Line voltage operation with wireless connectivity
All functionalities in one and one for all controls
2‑way IR remote programming tool for all settings
Hybrid switching protects from high inrush current
Single device can be members of multiple groups
SmartDIM or multi‑level high/low StepDIM control
Exceptionally long range of remote programming
Available for integrating with troffers or LED panels

Product Information

Programming Guide
EZ-GROUP Guide
Engineering Testing Guide
ON-LRD-209S Datasheet
ON-LRD-209S Installation Instruction

Features

Omni-directional digital pyroelectric infrared sensor
Line voltage operation with wireless connectivity
All functionalities in one and one for all controls
2‑way IR remote programming tool for all settings
Hybrid switching protects from high inrush current
Single device can be members of multiple groups
SmartDIM or multi‑level high/low StepDIM control
Exceptionally long range of remote programming
Available for integrating with troffers or LED panels

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Product Information

Programming Guide
EZ-GROUP Guide
Engineering Testing Guide
ON-LRD-209S Datasheet
ON-LRD-209S Installation Instruction