Acuity Sensor Switch
Acuity Sensor Switch PTS 60 IV Timer Relay Ivory 60 min 120/277V
Wall-switch timer relay adjustable from 2 to 60 minutes, rated 120/277 V AC, 800/1200 W, 5 A, 1-pole, 1/4 hp at 120/240 V, ivory, meets ASHRAE, ETL, IECC and Title 24
- Wall timer adjustable from 2 to 60 minutes
- Dual-voltage 120/277 V AC suits many circuits
- 800 W at 120 V and 1200 W at 277 V capacity
- Single-pole relay with 1/4 hp motor rating
- Ivory finish meets ASHRAE, ETL, IECC and Title 24 standards
Ivory wall-switch timer for lighting circuits
This Acuity Sensor Switch timer replaces a standard single-pole wall switch to provide automatic shut-off for incandescent, fluorescent or LED loads. It operates on 120/277 V AC and handles up to 800 W at 120 V or 1200 W at 277 V with a 5 A resistive rating. The unit mounts in a standard wall box and carries ASHRAE, ETL, IECC and Title 24 listings for energy-code compliance.
Suited for single-circuit lighting control
Installers needing a simple countdown timer for bathrooms, closets, utility rooms or code-mandated automatic-off applications will find the 2-to-60-minute range covers typical occupancy cycles. The 1/4 hp motor rating at both 120 V and 240 V supports small exhaust fans on the same circuit. Projects that require occupancy sensing, astronomic scheduling, multi-gang assemblies or control of loads beyond the 5 A / 800-1200 W limits must use a different device.
60-minute maximum time setting
The timer adjusts from a 2-minute minimum to a 60-minute maximum, and this upper bound determines whether the device matches the required occupancy window. If the application demands a longer delay — such as extended meeting-room or corridor lighting periods — this model cannot meet that need.
Highlights
- Wall timer adjustable from 2 to 60 minutes
- Dual-voltage 120/277 V AC suits many circuits
- 800 W at 120 V and 1200 W at 277 V capacity
- Single-pole relay with 1/4 hp motor rating
- Ivory finish meets ASHRAE, ETL, IECC and Title 24 standards
Specifications
| Brand | ACUITY SENSOR SWITCH |
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Questions about this item
Does the timer relay require any scheduled maintenance or component replacement during its service life?
The unit is a sealed electromechanical relay with no user-serviceable parts, so no routine maintenance or replacement interval is specified by the manufacturer.
What is the first operational limit reached when the switch runs continuously at full load?
The 5 A / 1200 W rating at 277 V AC defines the maximum continuous load; exceeding it will trip the internal protection before any thermal limit is reached.
How much heat does the timer generate when it controls a 1200 W circuit all day?
Power dissipation inside the relay is low — only the coil and contact resistance produce heat — so the ivory wall-plate stays near ambient temperature during continuous operation.
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