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This answer often depends on local codes and the capabilities of the ballast/driver. Local codes that allow Class 2 wiring to be run as Class 1 will call out the requirements for reclassification, such as adding Class 1 labels over the Class 2 markings. However, running the 0-10 V signal as Class 1 wiring does introduce some concerns, including noise / interference caused by coupling between the line voltage and low voltage wires. This noise / interference can cause a voltage fluctuation on the 0-10 V wires which can create a difference between the light level requested by the control and the light level signal being received by the ballast / driver. For more information on 0-10V applications, check out our 0-10V Application Note.

You can do this, however, it is important to note that if the switch is in the OFF position, the occupancy sensor will not be able to turn the lights on automatically. For more information on this setup, check out our short description on Application Note.

Wireless devices can communicate to the master dimmer from 30' away through walls and from 60' away if you have line-of-sight.

Many variables affect how long you can run a 0-10V circuit. These include the number of ballasts/drivers, the source rating of each ballast/driver, the gauge of the wire, any noise on the wire run, and what voltage drop will allow the control to maintain a minimum light level.

Due to this number of variables, we can't provide a number that can be used in all applications. However, you can calculate the expected voltage drop for a given distance. Learn more at our 0-10V Application Note.

A Pico remote will work at least 30 feet away from any dimmer paired with it, and will work through walls, furniture, or other obstacles in your home. (The open-air range may be much further than 30 feet.)

For help picking the best place to mount your sensor please refer to page 3 of the specification guide.

Refer to the HomeWorks section of the System Rules Document (pages 6-7). You can also log in to your myLutron account and visit the Service and Support section of lutron.com. There you will find Application Notes along with Product Specification Submittals.