Leviton WSS0S-H0W LevNet RF, Wireless Hotel Key Card Switch, White, 315MHz, EnOcean, Title 24 compliant, ASHRAE 90.1 compliant

LevNet RF, Wireless Hotel Key Card Switch, White, 315MHz, EnOcean, Title 24 compliant, ASHRAE 90.1 compliant

Wireless self-powered technology means no new wiring is required. Leviton LevNet RF Wireless Self-Powered Solutions are easy to install and maintenance-free, saving ongoing labor and material costs while saving energy. EnOcean technology allows energy harvesting LevNet RF Transmitters to operate indefinitely without the use of batteries. The motion of a switch actuation, light on a solar cell, or temperature differentials in the environment provide power, allowing zero maintenance. LevNet RF Remote Switches can control an unlimited number of LevNet RF Receivers that are in range. LevNet RF Remote Switches use no wires or batteries. Pressing the switch or inserting a hotel key card into a switch provides the energy to transmit a wireless signal that controls lights or other devices connected to LevNet RF Receivers. Wireless Switches are primarily used to control lights in businesses or homes, but they can be used to control virtually any on/off device. Each Wireless Self-Powered Remote Switch can be placed anywhere within range of a Receiver. The unique ID of each Switch activates only the intended Receiver(s). It takes only minutes to install. The Wireless Self-Powered Hotel Key Card Switch is designed to create energy saving solutions for the hospitality industry. Energy is saved by ensuring that no devices are left on when the room is not in use. Inserting a Key Card provides the energy to transmit a wireless signal to LevNet RF Receivers that control lights or other devices in the room. When entering a room, a Key Card is inserted into the switch and a wireless signal is sent to the Receivers that control the loads in the room. The individual Receivers then communicate with their corresponding loads to close the circuit. When the user exits the room and removes the Key Card from the switch, another wireless signal is sent to the Receivers to open the circuits. Receivers then disconnect power to the devices. Wireless receivers and transmitters sold separately.