Leviton Telcom OSP15-R30 Occupancy Sensor Power Pack

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM OSP15-R30 is an occupancy sensor power pack with integrated HVAC control output, designed for use in commercial and light commercial building automation applications. The unit combines low-voltage occupancy sensing with power pack switching to control lighting loads and simultaneously signal HVAC systems based on space occupancy status. Licensed electricians and building automation technicians typically specify and install this device as part of a compliant energy management or occupancy-based control system. Its all-in-one design reduces wiring complexity compared to separate sensor and relay configurations.

The OSP15-R30 is suited for installation in commercial office spaces, conference rooms, classrooms, and similar occupied environments where both lighting and HVAC loads must respond to occupancy detection. The HVAC output enables integrated setback or override signaling, making it applicable in systems where energy codes require coordinated lighting and HVAC control. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for professional installation in new construction or retrofit applications.

Key Features

• Integrated HVAC control output for coordinated lighting and HVAC occupancy response
• Power pack design consolidates occupancy switching and load control into one device
• Low-voltage occupancy sensor input compatible with standard PIR or dual-technology sensor heads
• Single-unit configuration reduces panel space and field wiring compared to separate relay solutions
• Designed for commercial energy management and code-compliant occupancy control installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation power pack for commercial occupancy sensor control systems requiring integrated HVAC output signaling. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before wiring or replacing the power pack. Confirm that the occupancy sensor head and load ratings are compatible with the power pack specifications before energizing. Do not exceed the rated switching capacity of the unit when connecting lighting or HVAC control loads.