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Leviton PIR Commercial Grade Occupancy Sensor, 2100 Sq. Ft., 120/277V, Black

Leviton PIR Commercial Grade Occupancy Sensor, 2100 Sq. Ft., 120/277V, Black

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Leviton PIR Commercial Grade Occupancy Sensor, 2100 Sq. Ft., Black

The Leviton PIR Commercial Grade Occupancy Sensor is a passive infrared (PIR) motion-sensing device engineered to bring automatic, energy-saving lighting control to commercial spaces. Rated for 120/277-Volt AC operation and covering up to 2100 sq. ft., this Decora®-style sensor detects occupant movement and automatically switches connected lighting on and off, helping facilities meet energy codes while reducing wasted electricity. Finished in black to coordinate cleanly with commercial Decora® wiring device systems, the sensor is built to commercial grade standards for dependable, long-term performance in offices, common areas, and other frequently used commercial spaces.

Key Features

  • Coverage Area: Detects occupancy across up to 2100 sq. ft., making it suitable for open offices, conference rooms, and other larger commercial spaces.
  • Commercial Grade Construction: Built to commercial grade specifications for durable, long-term performance in high-traffic environments.
  • Dual Voltage Rating: Operates on 120/277V AC, allowing a single device to be installed across standard and high-voltage commercial lighting circuits.
  • PIR Detection Technology: Passive infrared sensing automatically activates connected lighting the moment occupancy is detected, then powers down after the space is vacated.
  • Decora®-Style Black Finish: A sleek black finish coordinates with Decora®-style wiring devices for a clean, uniform appearance throughout a commercial installation.
  • Multiple Configuration Options: Available in IDE, IDW, and IDG configurations, giving electrical professionals flexibility to match the sensor to specific installation and control requirements.
  • Automatic Energy Savings: Reduces unnecessary lighting run-time by ensuring fixtures operate only when a space is occupied, supporting facility energy-management goals.

Technical Specifications

  • Grade: Commercial
  • Voltage: 120/277V AC
  • Coverage: 2100 Sq. Ft.
  • Color: Black
  • Sensor Type: PIR (Passive Infrared)
  • Style: Decora®
  • Available Configurations: IDE, IDW, IDG

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Lighting Control
  • Conference Rooms and Meeting Spaces
  • Restrooms, Hallways, and Common Areas
  • Energy Code Compliance Lighting Retrofits
  • New Construction and Commercial Renovation Projects
  • Facility-Wide Automatic Lighting Management

Why Leviton?

Leviton commercial grade wiring devices are engineered for dependable, code-compliant performance in demanding commercial environments. The PIR Commercial Grade Occupancy Sensor pairs automatic PIR-based lighting control with a durable black Decora®-style design and flexible IDE, IDW, and IDG configuration options, helping electrical professionals deliver energy-efficient, reliable lighting control installations across offices, common areas, and other commercial spaces.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Voltage Rating:
120/277V
Grade:
Commercial
Product Type:
Occupancy Sensor
Product Finish:
Black
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Switches

Leviton ODS10-IDW – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Leviton ODS10 occupancy sensor work on a 277V lighting circuit?
Yes. The ODS10 PIR sensor is rated 120/277V AC, so the same device goes on standard 120V branch circuits and on 277V commercial lighting circuits. That matters if you're standardizing across a building where the office receptacle circuits are 120V and the fluorescent or LED fixture circuits run 277V, you order one part number instead of two.
2) How big a room will the Leviton ODS10 PIR sensor cover?
Up to 2100 sq. ft. That puts open offices, larger conference rooms, and big common areas in range. Keep in mind it's passive infrared, which needs line of sight to moving body heat, so the coverage figure assumes an unobstructed view of the space. Tall partitions, stacked storage, or an L-shaped room will cut into it, and a restroom with stalls is the classic case where a wall-mounted PIR misses occupants.
3) Should I use a wall switch occupancy sensor or a ceiling mounted one?
A wall sensor like the Leviton ODS10 replaces the light switch in the existing box, so there's no new wiring and no ceiling penetration, that's the fast retrofit. It sees the space from one wall, which works for rooms with a clear sightline from the door. Where the room is irregular, partitioned, or you need 360 degree coverage from overhead, go ceiling mount instead: ZenSupply carries the Pass & Seymour CI305 Wattstopper low-profile ceiling PIR at 360 degrees and 1200 sq. ft., and the UT3053 Wattstopper ceiling ultrasonic at 24V, 360 degrees, 2000 sq. ft.
4) My occupancy sensor keeps shutting the lights off on people sitting still at desks. Is a PIR the right choice?
Probably not on its own. PIR, which is what the Leviton ODS10 uses, triggers on movement of a heat source in its field of view, so seated desk work, someone reading, or a person behind a partition can fall below the threshold. For spaces where occupants go still, an ultrasonic or dual technology sensor holds better: ZenSupply carries the Pass & Seymour UT3053 Wattstopper ceiling ultrasonic and the DT300 Wattstopper dual technology ceiling sensor at 24V, 360 degrees. Dual tech needs both signals to turn on and either one to stay on, which is what stops the nuisance shutoff.
5) What is the difference between the Leviton ODS10 occupancy sensor and the Pass & Seymour CI305 Wattstopper sensor?
They mount in different places and cover different areas. The Leviton ODS10 is a PIR commercial grade occupancy sensor in a Decora-style black device covering up to 2100 sq. ft. on 120/277V AC. The Pass & Seymour CI305 Wattstopper is a low-profile ceiling PIR occupancy sensor with 360 degree detection covering 1200 sq. ft. Both use passive infrared detection, so the choice comes down to whether the sensor goes at the switch location or overhead in the ceiling, and how much floor area one device needs to see.
6) Which occupancy sensor should I use in a room where people work quietly at desks and lights keep shutting off?
A PIR sensor such as the Leviton ODS10 detects occupancy from infrared motion, so small, still motions can fall below its detection. For that condition, look at an ultrasonic or dual technology device: the Pass & Seymour UT3053 Wattstopper is a ceiling mount ultrasonic occupancy sensor rated 24V with 360 degree coverage over 2000 sq. ft., and the Pass & Seymour DT300 Wattstopper is a dual technology ceiling sensor rated 24V with 360 degree coverage. Note that both are 24V low-voltage ceiling devices requiring a power pack, while the Leviton ODS10 runs directly on 120/277V AC.
7) What is the difference between the Leviton ODS10-IDE, ODS10-IDW and ODS10-IDG?
Those are the three configuration options the ODS10 sensor is ordered in: IDE, IDW, and IDG. They're separate part numbers, so you specify the configuration on the order line, all three carry the same 120/277V rating and 2100 sq. ft. coverage.
8) Will the black Leviton ODS10 sensor match the Decora devices already on my walls?
It's a Decora-style device in black, so it lines up with the rest of a black Decora switch and receptacle run and takes the same Decora opening in a standard wallplate. If the building's devices are white or ivory, this one will stand out, black is the only finish the ODS10 is offered in here.
9) Can I use the Leviton ODS10 occupancy sensor to meet lighting energy code on a retrofit?
Automatic shutoff of lighting in the space is what it does: the PIR turns fixtures on when it detects occupancy and switches them off after the room is vacated, which is the control function energy codes look for in offices, conference rooms, and common areas. It's a switch-box level swap on a 120V or 277V circuit, so it's a common choice for code-driven retrofits where you don't want to open ceilings.
10) I need 360 degree coverage of a room with obstructions in the middle. Will a Leviton ODS10 do that?
The Leviton ODS10 is a PIR sensor in a Decora-style black wiring device covering up to 2100 sq. ft. from its mounting position on 120/277V AC. For 360 degree detection from an overhead vantage point, the Pass & Seymour Wattstopper ceiling sensors are built for it: the CI305 low-profile ceiling PIR gives 360 degrees over 1200 sq. ft., the UT3053 gives 360 degree ultrasonic coverage over 2000 sq. ft. at 24V, and the DT300 gives 360 degree dual technology coverage at 24V.
11) What is the simplest occupancy sensor to install if I want to avoid running low-voltage control wiring?
The Leviton ODS10 is a commercial grade PIR occupancy sensor rated for 120/277V AC, so it works on the line-voltage lighting circuit itself. The Pass & Seymour ceiling sensors in the Wattstopper family, including the CI305 low-profile ceiling PIR and the UT3053 ultrasonic at 24V, are ceiling devices in a low-voltage control scheme. If the goal is to keep the work at the existing switch location and the existing branch circuit, the ODS10 is the one to spec.
12) If I am standardizing occupancy sensors across a building on both 120V and 277V circuits, which one covers both?
The Leviton ODS10 commercial grade PIR occupancy sensor is rated 120/277V AC, so one device number covers standard and high-voltage commercial lighting circuits, and it comes in IDE, IDW and IDG configurations under part numbers ODS10-IDE, ODS10-IDW and ODS10-IDG. The Pass & Seymour Wattstopper ceiling units, the UT3053 and the DT300, are 24V devices, which puts the line-voltage decision in the power pack rather than the sensor.
13) Is the Leviton ODS10 a commercial grade sensor or a residential one?
Commercial grade. That's the build standard for devices going into offices, corridors, and other high-traffic spaces where the device gets operated constantly and sits in the wall for years, as opposed to residential grade parts intended for lighter household duty.
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Does the Leviton ODS10-IDW come with a warranty?
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