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Maestro MSCL-OP153M/MSCL-VP153M Motion Sensor Dimmer Wiring & Installation

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Maestro Motion Sensor & Dimmer Installation

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  Section (1):  Product Installation
INSTALLATION WIRE DIAGRAMS, WALK ME THROUGH GUIDES, AND INSTALLATION VIDEOS

MSCL-OP153M/MSCL-VP153M(Vacancy Only)
APPLICATIONWIRING DIAGRAMWALK ME THROUGH INSTALLINSTALLATION VIDEO
1 Location (Single Pole)
2 Locations (3-Way) with a toggle switch
2 Locations (3-Way) with Maestro companion dimmer (MA-R)
3 or more Locations (4-Way) with Maestro Companion Dimmers (MA-R)
*  Maestro Companion Dimmer (MA-R) for 3-Way or 4 Way applications sold separately.


Section (2):  FAQs
  • Do I have to use a companion dimmer in a 4-way (three locations) application?
Yes, a Maestro companion dimmer (model MA-R) must be used with the MSCL-OP153M for a 4-Way application.
  • How does a Maestro wire in a 4-way if there are only 3 terminals?
In a 4-way location, two wires will be connected to the blue screw terminal. These will be the wires that are tied to the blue screws on the other two dimmers. Please see guide below. Sensor Dimmer can be placed in any location.

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  • Can I use two Maestro sensors in a 3-way application?
No. You can use only one sensor in a 3-way. You'll need to use either a mechanical switch or a Maestro companion dimmer (model MA-R) in the other location. For 4-way applications, you'll need to use two Maestro companion dimmers with the sensor. You will not be able to use mechanical switches. 

image.pngIf a Sensor is needed at both locations you may want to look into our Caseta Product line where there are options to add wireless Sensors to each location and then pair them to the main dimmer. Please click HERE for more information..
 
  • Will this work with low-voltage LEDs?
No. Low voltage LEDs utilize either a magnetic or electronic low voltage transformer. This control is neither designed nor tested to be able to control these types of devices.