Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc. WSG15 用户手册

Cat. Nos. WSG15-0DZ (Top Controlled), WSG15-TDZ (Dual Controlled, Title 24)

Ratings: 125VAC, 60Hz, 15A

Switched: 15A General Use/Resistive, 1800W Incandescent, 1800VA Inductive, 1/2HP, 120VAC

•

TO AVOID FIRE SHOCK OR DEATH; TURN OFF POWER at circuit 

breaker or fuse and test that power is off before wiring, servicing, 

installing or removing device.

•  To be installed and/or used in accordance with electrical codes and

regulations.

•  If you are unsure about any part of these instructions, consult an

electrician.

•  To ensure that there is adequate room for wires, Leviton recommends

using 3-1/2 inch deep wall boxes, at a minimum. For single-gang 

applications, this would be an 18-cubic inch wall box, at a minimum.

•  Use this device with

copper or copper clad wire only.

DESCRIPTION
The LevNet RF Receptacle (WSG15) is designed to use wireless

communication and provide remote control of your lighting. The device

will control lighting or equipment attached to the receptacle by receiving

a wireless signal (315MHz) from other EnOcean enabled wireless 

devices.
Devices can be learned directly into the unit via the Programming  

Mode Selection Menu or wireless via the Leviton ComWi software and  

WSCOM-03W. 
The WSG15 receptacle has a 50-100 ft. reception range depending  

upon the environment and transmission device. Range will be reduced 

by signals having to transmit through walls.

NOTE: Some motorized 

devices, such as a power drill, can significantly reduce the effective

range of the WSG15.
Transmit range for WSG15, when utilized as a repeater or for initial 

setup/commissioning is between 20-50 ft. 
FEATURES
•  Able to switch single (WSG15-0DZ) or dual (WSG15-TDZ) outlets

ON/OFF remotely

•  Scene Capable

•  ON/OFF LED

•  Can be remotely configured and commissioned using the LevNetRF

ComWi software and EnOcean WSCOM hardware

•  Includes repeater function (Level 1 or 2) to increase wireless

reception to other devices

•  Ease of installation – No new wiring

•  Built-In tamper resistant barrier designed to limit improper insertion of

small objects into receptacle contact slots  

COMPATIBLE DEVICES
Most EnOcean Alliance enabled devices which conform to the EnOcean 

Equipment Profile (EEP) are compatible with the WSG15 receptacle.

This includes but is not limited to room controllers, occupancy sensors,

key cards, unpowered switches, door and window sensors made by

Leviton as well as other EnOcean Alliance companies which support

EEP 2.1 and above.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION
•  Slotted/Phillips Screwdriver

•  Pencil

•  Electrical Tape

•  Cutters

•  Pliers

•  Ruler

Your receptacle includes five color options. The receptacle ships with the 

white frame attached. To change color of the frame, proceed as follows:

POWER at circuit breaker or fuse and test that power is off 

before wiring!

NOTE: Use check boxes          when Steps are completed.

•  Green or bare copper wire in wall

box to Green terminal screw.

•  Line Hot wall box wire to terminal

screw (Black) marked "LINE".

•  Line Neutral wall box wire to

terminal screw (Silver) marked 

"NEUTRAL".

•  Proceed to Step 4.

INSTALLING SOFTWARE (OPTIONAL)
For additional details refer to the ComWi Installation & Operation 

instructions. Consult the factory for details.

DI-000-WSG15-02A-X5

Wiring the receptacle:
This receptacle can be wired using side wire terminal screws 

or through backwire openings. Choose appropriate wire 

stripping specifications accordingly.

Side wire terminals accept 

#14-12 AWG solid copper 

wire only.

Back Wire Connection 

(either hole may be used)

Back wire openings accept #14-12

AWG solid copper wire only.

•  Make sure that the ends of the wires from the wall box are straight

(cut if necessary).

•  Remove insulation from each wire in the wall box as shown.

application (most common):
NOTE: If the wiring in your

wall box does not resemble 

this configuration, consult an 

electrician.

Single Pole
1.  Line (Hot)

2. Neutral

3. Ground

•  Position all wires to provide room in

outlet wall box for device.

•  Partially screw in mounting screws in

wall box mounting holes. 

 

NOTE: Dress wires with a bend as 

shown in diagram in order to relieve 

stress when mounting device.

•  Restore power at circuit breaker or fuse.

•  The green Locator light should turn ON.

 

•  Installation may now be

completed by tightening

mounting screws 

into wall box. Attach 

wallplate.

•  Restore power at

circuit breaker or 

fuse. 

Programming Instructions:
All devices are learned in a "reduced sensitivity" mode to avoid

interference from other devices which may be active in areas close by.

This reduction of sensitivity reduces the range so devices learned to the

WSG15 receptacle should be within 10 ft when learning.
Factory Defaults (only accessible via ComWi software):

•  Occupancy Sensor Timeout: 20 minutes

•  Momentary Egress Delay: 0 seconds

•  Repeater Mode: ON, Level 1
Time-Outs:

When used with an occupancy sensor the WSG15 has six time-out

settings: 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 min. (a longer timeout is recommended 

when using self powered devices in dark spaces). The values of time-

out defaults to 20 minutes and can only be changed using the ComWi

software with WSCOM tool.
Walk-Through Time Delay:

The walk-through feature is only active in the Auto-On/Auto-Off mode

with time delay > 2 minutes. This feature is useful when a room is

momentarily occupied. When enabled, the Sensor will turn the lights

OFF shortly after the person leaves the room. The walk-through feature

works in the following manner: When a person enters the room, the 

lights will turn ON. If the person leaves the room before the walk-through 

time-out of 2.5 minutes, the Sensor will turn the lights OFF within 2.5 

minutes of no occupancy detected. If the room is occupied for longer

than 2.5 minutes, the Sensor will enter the Occupied Mode with the 

time-out duration specified by Factory Default settings or configuration

set by the ComWi software.

There are five distinct programming modes, each represented by a

different Amber Blink:

1

Rocker

•  Door and Window Sensors – "Normal"

mode. OPEN = OFF (magnet is not near 

sensor), CLOSED = ON (magnet near

sensor).

•  Switches – Sets the device to use the "I"

side to turn the light ON and the "O" side to

turn the light OFF. Acts light normal rocker 

light switch.

•  Occupancy sensor – Manual-ON/Auto-

OFF mode which turns the light OFF when 

unoccupied. Has a 30 second Vacancy

period before lights can only be turned ON

via switch. Default delay time is 20 minutes.

•  SLT Device – "Normal" mode. Similar to

a switch which turns lights ON and keeps 

lights ON when active.

2

Momentary •  Door and Window Sensors – "Inverted"

mode. OPEN = ON (magnet is not near 

sensor), CLOSED = OFF (magnet near

sensor).

•  Switches and Key Cards – Press turns

the lights ON and release turns them OFF. 

Intended for key card devices to turn lights

ON when card is inserted and OFF when 

removed. Only applies to the actual button

pressed on the device (ignores the other 

side of a Decora

®

 rocker switch).

•  Occupancy sensor – Auto-ON/Auto-OFF

mode. Turns lights ON with detection 

of occupancy and lights OFF when

unoccupied (after time delay). Default delay

time is 20 minutes.

3

Toggle

•  Door and Window Sensors – "Inverted"

mode. OPEN = ON (magnet is not near 

sensor), CLOSED = OFF (magnet near

sensor).

•  Switches/Key Cards – The state of the lights

will toggle with the press of the switch or 

insertion of a Key Card. Only applies to

the actual button pressed on the device 

(ignores the other side of a Decora

®

 rocker 

switch). Removing the Key Card will be

ignored.

•  Occupancy sensor – Auto-ON/Auto-OFF

mode with 2.5 minute Walk-Thru Enabled. 

Turns lights ON with detection of occupancy

and lights OFF when unoccupied. Default 

delay time is 20 minutes.

4

Scene

•  Door and Window Sensors – "Inverted"

mode. OPEN = ON (magnet is not near 

sensor), CLOSED = OFF (magnet near

sensor).

•  Switch and Key card devices – Restores

the state of the lights to what they were

when the device was learned. Only applies

to the actual button pressed on the device 

(ignores the other side of a Decora

®

 rocker 

switch).

5

Clear All

•  Clears all devices from memory and returns

device to factory default configuration.

NOTE: If a NEW occupancy sensor is learned, then all learned

occupancy sensors for that unit will default to this current state learned.  

For example, if the first occupancy sensor is learned as Manual-ON/

Auto-OFF and the second occupancy sensor is learned to Auto-ON/

Auto-OFF, then all occupancy sensors will default to the last learned

occupancy state, which is Auto-ON/Auto-OFF in this case.
Follow these directions for the standard way to program and configure

the WSC15 Receptacle.
1.  Enter Programming Mode by pressing and holding the Programming

Button for 15 Seconds until the LED on the receptacle begins flashing

Amber slowly 1x per second. This is the Mode Selection Menu of

programming.

2.  Press the Programming Button to advance between the five

programming modes. The Amber LED will blink to represent the

Programming Mode.

3.  Press and hold the Programming Button 3-5 seconds to enter the

desired Programming Learn Mode. The LED will blink Red (empty)  

or Green (memory) upon entering the Programming Learn Mode.

4.  Press the Programming Button for 1-2 seconds to leave the

programming mode and go back to the Mode Selection Menu  

(Amber blink).

5.  Device will exit Programming Mode after 20 seconds of inactivity.
NOTE: Amber flashing LED represents the Mode Selection Menu 

Programming Learn Mode.
Rocker Mode Programming Instructions 

(LED flashing Amber 1x per second)
1. Upon entering Programming Mode, the device will automatically  

begin in Rocker Mode (Amber LED flashing 1x per sec).

2. To Learn a device in Rocker Mode press and hold the Programming

Button for 3-5 seconds until the LED changes from Amber to Red or

Green to signify you are now in the Programming Learn Mode.

3.  When learning a wireless switch to the LevNet RF Receptacle,

press one end of a switch rocker. When learning a transmitter other 

than a wireless switch or keycard, press the LEARN button on the

transmitter 

(see appropriate transmitter instruction sheet).  

The LED on the receptacle will turn Amber and the load will toggle

states for 2 seconds indicating that the receptacle has stored the 

transmitter’s unique ID in its memory.

NOTE: The LED will change

from Flashing Red to Flashing Green on the first learned device  

or increase the number of Green flashes to represent a device  

was learned. 
NOTE: Pressing the transmitter switch again will unlearn the unique

ID. The load will not toggle and the Green LED will light up for 2

seconds before going back to a Red or Green blink. 
NOTE: If only one transmitter is desired then skip to Step 6.

4.  To program additional transmitters to communicate with this 

receptacle in Rocker Mode, wait until LED flashing resumes.

Repeat the instructions in Step 3 until the unique IDs of all desired

transmitters are stored in the Rocker Mode memory of the receiver

(up to 20). The Green tracking blinks for up to 20 devices learned, 

however, the Programming Mode will exit after 20 seconds of 

inactivity so it will not be possible to tell if 20 devices are learned.

5.  To program additional transmitters to communicate with this receptacle 

in another Mode, press the receiver switch/programming button and 

return to the Mode Selection Menu (Amber LED flashing). The Amber

LED will be flashing 1x per second for Rocker Mode. Pressing the

receiver switch button will advance the Amber flashing to the next

Programming Mode, Momentary Mode (Amber flash 2x per second).

Follow Steps 3 and 4 to program transmitters to Momentary Mode.

6.  To exit Learn Mode, just wait; the receiver automatically exits Learn

Mode after 20 seconds (indicated by the ceasing of the LED flashing).