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HS-100, HS-150 HOTEL CARD KEY SWITCHES

Hotel Key Card

Significantly reduce energy consumption in hotel rooms

T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s

Overview

Features and Benefits

Energy Savings and Code Operation Design and Applications

Product Details

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The new HS Series Card Key Switches from Watt Stopper/Legrand, leading innovator in energy efficient lighting controls, help the hospitality industry significantly reduce energy consumption in empty hotel rooms.

Whether it’s for comfort, safety orjust a response to the unfamiliarsurroundings, hotel guests arenotorious for leaving lights on inunoccupied rooms. To stem thisunnecessary waste of energy, the2006 IECC and ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1 both require all new hospitality rooms to include a master switch or control device at the main entry that controls permanently installed lighting and switched receptacles throughout the room.

The elegantly styled HS Card Key Switch easily complies with current energy codes,

saves on utility bills and improves guest comfort and convenience – all by providing a simple way to turn the room’s controlled lighting on or off at once when entering or exiting a room.

Operation couldn’t be simplerRegistered guests and housekeeping staff insert the room’s card key (or HS-FOB Key Fob for guest rooms that do not use a card

key) into the Card Key Switch and the room’s controlled circuits become energized. When the card key or Key Fob is removed, thecontrolled circuits will turn off after 30 seconds, allowing for safe egress from the room.

The HS series Card Key Switches are ideal for hotels, motels, inns, boarding houses, senior residences and other similar facilities.

No morelights onin empty

guest rooms!

while improving guest comfort and convenience

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Masterfully engineered with the hotel facility manager and guest in mind

About 50% of energy used in the hotel isin guest rooms.* And studies show thathotel lighting usage patterns do not reflect a significant dip in energy consumption during 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. when guest rooms are typically unoccupied. Rather, researchers have found that guest room lights are on 20-25% of the time during this time period.

Watt Stopper’s HS Series Card Key Switches will positively impact the energy management behavior of housekeeping staff and guests without the need for any special training, offering a significantopportunity to achieve maximum energy

savings during the day when peak load rates are highest.

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Average Hours of Operation Per Day for Various Fixture Types

*Hotels Magazine, April 2001. www.hotelsmag.com

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• Attractive, low-profile styling enhances even the finest decor.

• LED illuminated card key slot for easy visibility in darkened rooms.

• Five decorator colors coordinate with any room design.

• Unlike a master wall switch, all controlled electrical loads turn off automatically when guests leave the room, a convenience they appreciate.

• Card Key Switch’s 30-second egress time ensures guest safety.

• Since guests need their card keys to

power lights in their room, they’ll never

lose track of their card key again!

HS-100• Low voltage unit• Normally open/normally closed isolated

relay• Interfaces with third-party energy and/or

lighting management control systems.• Connects to one or more Watt Stopper

Power Packs.

HS-150• Line voltage unit• Serves as a master switch for a single

guest room circuit.

The right choice for energy savings in hotel rooms — line or low voltage models available

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Satisfy energy codesCurrent requirements in both the 2006 IECC and ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-2004 and 2007 require all new hospitality rooms and those installing new lighting systems to include a master switch or control device at the main entry that controls permanently installed lighting and switched receptacles throughout the room.

Save energyThe ability to control electrical circuits from one HS Series Card Key Switch ensures reliable energy savings.

Support ‘green’ living HS Series Card Key Switches can help earn credits for LEED NC 2.2 certification. A hotel designed with practical, energy-efficient standards can be marketed to environmentally-conscious consumers, and may help increase occupancy rates.

Lower operating expensesUsing less energy means real savings on your energy bills, especially controlling consumption during peak load hours when rates are highest. Your light bulbs will last longer from less use, and you’ll save money on their replacement and the labor for installing them.

Specifics of the current energy codesWhat buildings must comply with the energy codes?The energy codes apply to all new guest room facilities, new portions of those facilities and new systems and equipment in existing facilities.

IECC* 2006, 505.2.3: “Sleeping unit. Sleeping units in hotels, motels, boarding houses or similar buildings shall have at least one master switch at the main entry door that controls all permanently wired luminaires and switched receptacles, except those in the bathroom(s). Suites shall have a control meeting these requirements at the entry to each room or at the primary entry to the suite.”

ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA** Standard 90.1-2004: “hotel and motel guest rooms and guest suites shall have a master control device at the main entry that controls all permanently installed luminaires and switched receptacles.”

ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA** Standard 90.1-2007 with Addenda: “Guest rooms in hotels, motels, boarding houses or similar buildings shall have one or more control devices(s) at the entry door that collectively control all permanently installed luminaires and switched receptacles, except those in the bathroom(s). Suites shall have control(s) meeting these requirements at the entry to each room or at the primary entry to the suite. Bathrooms shall have a control device installed to automatically turn off the bathroom lighting, except for night lighting not exceeding 5 watts, within 60 minutes of the occupant leaving the space.”

* International Energy Conservation Code** American National Standards Institute/American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers/Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

Simple solution to code compliance

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And since guests need their key cards to power lights

in their rooms, they’ll never lose track of their key cards again!

• Easily locate the illuminated HS Series

Card Key Switch, even in a darkened

room.

• Insert the hotel room’s card key (or

HS-FOB) into the HS Series Card Key

Switch.

• The controlled circuits become

energized.

• Remove the card key (or HS-FOB).

• The controlled circuits will have power

for another 30 seconds to allow safe

egress from the room before power

turns off.

• Restore power to the room’s controlled

circuits by reinserting the hotel card key

into the Card Key Switch.

Operation couldn’t be simpler

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HS Card Key Switches are ideal

control devices for guest rooms in

hotels, motels, inns, boarding houses,

senior residences or similar buildings. When

installed near the main entry door, an HS Card

Key Switch can control the permanently installed

luminaires and switched receptacles as required by

some energy codes. If your state follows the IECC

or ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-2007, the

bathroom circuits do not need to be controlled by

the Card Key Switch.

When bathrooms are not controlled

by the Card Key Switch, maximize

your energy savings by adding a Watt

Stopper/Legrand WN-100 PIR Nightlight

Wall Switch Sensor to control bathroom lighting

based on occupancy. The WN-100’s nightlight

remains on when lights are off, providing constant

illumination that deters the need to leave overhead

lighting on all night. For more information on the

WN-100, go to www.wattstopper.com, or request

our new Product Selection Guide.

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And while your guests are

away from their rooms,

they’re actually saving

you valuable energy and

reducing your energy bill.

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Product Overview

Features

The HS Series Card Key Switch turns electrical circuits on or off when a card key or HS-FOB Key Fob is inserted or removed from its slot. The HS-100 is a low voltage unit with a normally open and normally closed isolated relay, allowing it to interface with third-party energy and lighting management control systems. Additionally, the HS-100 can connect to one or more Watt Stopper Power Pack(s). The HS-150 is a line voltage unit that serves as a master switch for a single guest room circuit.

HS Series Card Key Switches

PROJECT

LOCATION/TYPE

30-second egress time

Line and low voltage models

• Attractive. low-profile styling

• Choice of five decorator colors

• Backlit card key slot provides visibility in darkened rooms

• 30-second egress time delay

• Zero crossing for reliability and increased product longevity (HS-150)

• HS-100 can connect with one or more Watt Stopper Power Packs

Code Compliance

Applications

HS Card Key Switches are ideal for guest rooms in hotels, motels, boarding houses, senior residences or similar applications with guest rooms. Once installed, they function as control devices located at the main entry door, controlling all permanently installed luminaires and switched receptacles.

Operation

Inserting a door entry card key or HS-FOB into the HS Card Key Switch energizes the controlled circuits and loads. Removing the card key initiates a 30-second time delay to allow safe egress from the hotel room. Once this time delay elapses, the power to the circuits is terminated. To restore power to the room’s controlled circuits, reinsert the card key into the HS Card Key Switch.

Description

• Uses the same card key that unlocks the door

• More effective compliance with code than a simple master wall switch, as only the HS Card Key Switch ensures that lights are off when the room is vacant

• Compliant with current requirements in both the IECC and ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1

• Compatible with Building Automation Systems, Energy Management Systems, and Lighting Control Panels

Backlit card key slot for visibility in darkened rooms

Ideal for guest rooms in hotels, motels and boarding houses

HS Card Key Switches provide an easy solution to current requirements in both the IECC and ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1, which now require a master switch at the entrance of every new guest room to control the room’s electrical circuits. Unlike a simple master switch, the HS Series Card Key Switches ensure that lights are off when a room is vacant for more reliable energy savings.

Optional key fob for guest rooms that do not use a card key

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Installation& Wiring

Pub. No. 27002

Ordering Information

Specifications

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HS-100 Wiring with Power Pack HS-150 Wiring

Catalog No. Color Description

One HS-WP included with each Card Key Switch

Accessories

HS-100-W

HS-100-LA

HS-100-I

HS-100-B

HS-100-G

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

HS-150-W

HS-150-LA

HS-150-I

HS-150-B

HS-150-G

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

Catalog No. Color Description

Low voltage Card Key

Switch

Line voltage Card Key

Switch

HS-WP-W

HS-WP-LA

HS-WP-I

HS-WP-B

HS-WP-G

HS-WPR-W

HS-WPR-LA

HS-WPR-I

HS-WPR-B

HS-WPR-G

HS-WPL-W

HS-WPL-LA

HS-WPL-I

HS-WPL-B

HS-WPL-G

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

Optional Key Fob for

guest rooms that do not

use a Card Key Switch

Cover plate for single-

gang box

Cover plate for three- gang box with decorator switch option; card slot on the right

Cover plate for three- gang box with decorator switch option; card slot on the left

• HS-100: Input: 24VDC/24VAC Half Wave Rectified, Max. 25mA DC/10mA AC

Output: 1A/30VDC/VAC SPDT Isolated Relay• HS-150: 120-277 VAC; 50/60Hz, 2.1W Relay Output @120VAC: 0-800W tungsten,

0-600W ballast, 500W compact fluorescent, 1/6hp

Relay Output @277VAC: 0-1200W ballast• Zero crossing (HS-150)

• Compatible with building automation/energy management systems, lighting control panels and Watt Stopper power packs

• Dimensions: 2.63” x 1.69” x 1.88” (67.8mm x 42.9mm x 47.8mm) L x W x D

Accepts standard hotel card keys with dimensions of: 2.125”W x 3.375”H x 0.034”D (53.975mm x 85.725mm x 0.8636mm)

• Egress time delay: 30 seconds• UL and CUL listed; five-year warranty

HS-100 with BAS or LCP Cover Plates and Key Fob

(161.65mm)

6.36”

HS-WPHS-FOB HS-WPL

HS-FOB-W

HS-FOB-LA

HS-FOB-I

HS-FOB-B

HS-FOB-G

White

Light Almond

Ivory

Black

Gray

White (Neutral)

WhiteNeutral

BlackHot/Line

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Red *(Load)

Local OFFswitches

Controlled receptacles inside the room

Lightingload

Lightingload

Lightingload

* Do not exceed the HS-150’s maximum load rating.

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Santa Clara, CA800.879.8585

Model #

HS-150Card Key Switch120-277VAC, 50/60HzRelay Output:0-800W tungsten/ballast, 1/6hp@120VAC0-1200W ballast, 1/4hp@277VACIndoor use only

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(161.65mm)

6.36”

(119.38mm)

4.7”

(119.38mm)

4.7”

HS-WPR

(67.8mm)

2.63”

(85.5mm)

3.37”

(63.8mm)

2.51”

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