Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Auto On and Off Motion Sensor, For Dimmers, Switches, and Fans Controls, No Wires Required, PD-OSENS-WH, White
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Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Auto On and Off Motion Sensor, For Dimmers, Switches, and Fans Controls, No Wires Required, PD-OSENS-WH, White

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Details

  • Brand
    Lutron
  • Color
    Motion Sensor
  • Power Source
    Battery
  • Item Weight
    0.09 Kilograms
  • Maximum Range
    50 Feet
🎯180° wide motion detection
📶60 ft control range
🔋10-year battery life

Description

💡 Stay ahead with smart sensing that never sleeps.

  • PRECISION SENSING - Detects fine motion 3X better than competitors with a broad 180° field of view.
  • FLEXIBLE PLACEMENT - Freestanding or wall-mounted design fits seamlessly in any room, from bathrooms to garages.
  • LONG LASTING POWER - Battery life that outlasts the industry standard by 3X, lasting up to 10 years.
  • CUSTOMIZABLE CONTROL - Set active hours and light levels via the Lutron app for personalized smart lighting.
  • EFFORTLESS AUTOMATION - Automatically turns off multiple Caseta devices when you leave the room—no wiring needed.

The Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Motion Sensor offers advanced 180° motion detection with 3X better sensitivity, controls multiple Caseta smart devices within a 60-foot range, and boasts an industry-leading 10-year battery life. Wire-free and fully customizable via the Lutron app, it’s designed for versatile placement and effortless automation in any indoor space.

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Specifications

BrandLutron
ColorMotion Sensor
Power SourceBattery Powered
Item Weight0.09 Kilograms
Maximum Range50 Feet
Mounting TypeWall Mount
Battery DescriptionLithium
Temperature Range32-104 Degrees Fahrenheit
Battery Life8.76E+4 Hours
Compatible DevicesFan, Caseta Dimmers, Caseta Switches
Product Dimensions1.35"D x 1.8"W x 4.35"H
Lower Temperature Rating32 Degrees Fahrenheit
Number of Batteries1 CR123A batteries required. (included)
Operating Temperature32 Degrees Fahrenheit
Recommended Uses For ProductIndoor
Upper Temperature Rating104 Degrees Fahrenheit
ManufacturerLutron
UPC784276276849
Part NumberPD-OSENS-WH
Item Weight3.2 ounces
Country of OriginMexico
Item model numberPD-OSENS-WH,
Batteries1 CR123A batteries required. (included)
StyleMotion Sensor
MaterialPlastic
ShapeCircular
Voltage3 Volts
Item Package Quantity1
Switch StyleDimmer Switch
Included Components(1) Caseta occupancy sensor
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
Battery Cell TypeLithium Metal
Description PileLithium

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Does Lutron make an outdoor version of this?
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Does this require a neutral wire?

Reviews

4.6

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J**D

Set It and Forget It — Motion Sensing That Just Works

This little sensor has been a game-changer. It automatically turns lights on when I walk in and off when I leave — no more fumbling for switches. Battery-powered and installs in minutes. Works seamlessly with my Caseta dimmers and hasn’t missed a beat.

M**M

Perfect for my purposes

Wow. I just don't know what all these reviews are on about. Look, I get that if you expect something to work one way and it doesn't, you're going to be upset. And in that way the negative 1-3 star reviews here are valid. I'm here to tell you why I think this is a 5 star product.I'm a Homekit user. When I built my system up from the ashes of a prior ZWave setup, I made a big decision: anywhere I had a lamp, I'd use a Hue bulb. Anywhere I had a switch, I would use a Lutron Caseta switch. I don't have any need/desire for color in my lights, so this worked perfectly for me. My primary goal was to automate every single light in my house and do it as cheaply as possible.It's been 3 years now and there's one thing I'm certain of: Caseta products are the best home automation products ever made. I have NOT ONCE had a problem with my Caseta products, and the Hue stuff gives me constant headaches.The only motion sensors I have in my house are in my laundry room and hall closet. They're Hue sensors controlling Hue bulbs in the Hue app (Homekit is completely incapable of programming occupancy correctly - the biggest oversight in a platform full of problems). As I mentioned, I have frequent problems with all the Hue products, so I was THRILLED when Lutron announced their Caseta motion sensor. I think I literally jumped up and down, I was so excited. Imagine my disappointment when I checked out the reviews on Amazon and Reddit! Everyone hated it! I couldn't believe it!But, as I mentioned, I consider Caseta products to be the best ever, so I took a chance on the sensor...and I'm glad I did.Look, I'm using this thing in a room where I actually don't want to use a light switch. I'm using it in my garage workshop, and I've had it installed and operating for 2 weeks now. I can tell you that in my setup it has been nothing short of flawless.It takes less than a second for the lights to turn on when I enter the room. Less than if I'd used a switch. I have the sensor set to pick up minor movement and I have it set for a 5 minute timer. I have not ONCE had the lights turn out on me while I was in my garage. And that's pretty important when I'm using a freaking table saw. Even when I'm on the opposite side of the room standing very still in front of my wall-mounted computer, the sensor is able to pick up enough motion to keep the lights on. The entire time I've been writing this review, I've been standing 15-18 feet from the sensor with my back turned to it, and my slight movements have been enough for it to catch.On the flip side, I know that the five minute time-out is working perfectly. See, we have a fridge and freezer in our garage, so we regularly come out here to get something. I've had plenty of times where I've come back to the garage anywhere from 7-15 minutes later and the lights were off like they should be.Again, I'm not doubting the people who don't like this sensor. I'm assuming that if I walked into the room, the lights went on, then I walked out of the room and turned them off from a switch and then walked back in a minute later, the sensor wouldn't turn the lights on. I can see that complaint and I think it's reasonable. I just wanted to offer this counterpoint to argue that in my situation it's far and away the best possible option.SUMMARY: If you have a place in your home or business that you only want controlled by motion and not switches, this is the sensor for you.

D**G

First impressions

When I read the press releases from CES 2020 about this product, I was exciting to add this to my Lutron Caseta setup at home. Before I purchased the Occupancy Sensor, I had a Lutron switch that I would use to remotely control my back patio lights. With the Occupancy Sensor, I could now have the patio lights come on when there was motion detected.The installation was a breeze. Adding the Motion Sensor was just as easy as adding any of the other Lutron Caseta devices that I have. What I noticed is that on the back of the Occupancy Sensor unit are a number of LED's and buttons for various modes. How these are set/changed, I did not see any directions on the included paper instructions. The instruction on how to program these settings are found in the Lutron app under the "Edit Device" -> "Sensor Settings Instructions" that is listed at the bottom once I've selected the Occupancy Sensor icon. It seems that since the default settings are most commonly used, Lutron did not include the directions on the paper copy.After placing this in my backyard, moving around in its field of view would turn on my lights. Since I set my Timeout value to 5 minutes, the lights would turn off after 5 minutes.It was easy to install and works great!Here are some things that I wish I was able to do with the Occupancy Sensor.1. Place in a wet (outdoor) location. (i.e. Have an IP65 (or greater) rating)The Occupancy Sensor does not appear to be water resistant. There are many holes in the back of the case (LED lights, buttons, and (what looks to be) test points). Having some way to make this IP65 would be nice; especially since I currently have this mounted outdoors. Even an IP65 case that I could place this unit into would be nice.2. Be able to disable the Occupancy Sensor based on a scheduled time.When I came out in the morning (when the sun was out) and walked into the field of view of the Occupancy Sensor, the lights came on. I'm guessing that since there is no light sensor, the Occupancy Sensor is always active. It would be great if I could set a schedule for the Occupancy Sensor to be (for example) active at sunset and in-active at sunrise

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