Place corner sensors high in a room corner with a clear view of the areas where people move, positioning the sensor to cover the room’s main activity zone within its 90-degree field of view. Keep the sensor unobstructed and within the supported range of compatible lighting controls, accounting for walls and line-of-sight during installation.

Check that the corner sensor is compatible with the wireless dimming or switching control, and place it for clear 90-degree room coverage. Confirm that local controls are within 60 feet in line of sight or 30 feet through walls, and review the receiving device’s specifications when adding multiple sensors.

Occupancy mode turns lights on when the corner sensor detects movement and turns them off after the space becomes vacant, while vacancy mode requires a manual turn-on and then turns lights off automatically. Manual-off mode lets the occupant turn the lights off at the control, even when the sensor continues to manage automatic lighting based on the selected settings.

Yes, multiple Lutron® corner sensors can work together to extend coverage across larger or irregularly shaped spaces. Check the receiving device’s specifications for supported system limits and position each sensor to cover its intended area.