LiteTouch

Lighting Control System

Standard Specifications Version 2.0

1. GENERAL

1.1 SCOPE
The following specifications detail the minimum standards for components and material used in the
Lighting Control System (LCS) proposed for this project. The LCS shall be capable of switching and
dimming incandescent, magnetic low voltage, fluorescent, solid state electronic ballast fluorescent, HID,
neon, cold cathode, 2-way motor, outlets, LEDs, and solid state electronic/transformer low voltage loads.
Loads shall be able to be controlled individually and/or in groups from up to 256 different control points.
All switch and load assignments shall be programmed through Windows-based application software
provided by the LCS.

1.2 WORK INCLUDED

A. The contractor shall provide all necessary wiring, enclosures, control modules, power supplies,
control stations, central control unit (CCU), and special dimmers as needed to ensure a complete and
properly functioning system as indicated on the drawings and specified in this document. The
contractor and/or low voltage contractor shall install the system in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations.

B. The electrical contractor shall complete all line voltage wiring, low voltage wiring, and installation of
control stations, receptacles, and fixtures indicated on the drawings and defined as part of the LCS
project.

C. The contractor shall program the LCS and troubleshoot the control system after the program is
installed in the system in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations.

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Approved LCS manufacturers shall have an established reputation in control systems (10 or more
years).

B. All devices shall be UL, ETL, and CUL approved.

C. Any components used in the system manufactured by a company other than the manufacturer of the
LCS must have documented compatibility with the LCS. The LCS manufacturer shall provide, upon
request, compatibility and integration data applying to stated devices made by other manufacturers.

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2. PRODUCTS

2.1 ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS

A. Approved Lighting Control Systems include: LiteTouch, manufactured by LiteTouch Inc., Salt Lake
City, Utah. Approved components are identified in the appropriate sections herein.

B. Approved fixtures and other components not part of the LCS are specified in the appropriate sections
herein or on drawings (refer to Section 1.3, C for additional requirements).

C. Manufacturers other than those stated herein must meet the specifications stated for the device(s),
meet the requirements of Section 1.3, C, and be approved by the specifier.

2.2 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

A. The LCS shall provide safeguards against control system loss and disruptions:

1. In case of power outages, the LCS shall retain current system status information for up to 72
hours. System programming (switch-to-load referencing) shall be retained in non-volatile
memory.

2. In the case of CCU disruption or failure, the CCU, at a minimum, shall use the last known
settings at startup. The ability to use a “startup event” to execute a special startup program shall
also be an option of the LCS.

3. If reset, the CCU shall retain all system information (button assignments, dimmer levels, preset
scene values, timer schedules, etc.).

4. If the CCU is replaced or upgraded, system information must be restorable by uploading the
program file to the CCU.

Any system that does not meet all four of the above criteria shall automatically be disqualified and
shall not be considered for use on this project.

B. Systems not using dedicated low voltage wire for control signal isolation are not acceptable. The
contractor shall be responsible for providing all proper gauge wire runs, both low voltage and line
voltage circuits, plus appropriate conduits and wireways where required.

2.3 COMPONENT SUB-GROUPS

LCS components are organized into sub-groups as follows:

A. Central control unit (CCU) for processing communications, storing data, and receiving uploaded
programming via a serial, network, and/or modem connection.

B. Keypads, with 1 to 9 buttons, that can be wall-mount or hand-held.

C. Keypads weather tight boxes.

D. Steel enclosure panels for housing and securing LCS control modules and wiring.

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 E. Power supplies, enclosure mounted.

F. Dimmer and relay control modules, enclosure mounted, to control dimmable and/or switchable
fixtures of all types, low voltage devices, AC motor control, and DC motor control.

G. Data input control.

2.4 CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT (CCU)

A. The system shall be based around a central control unit that receives all switch information, processes
the commands, and transmits the load control data. The CCU shall retain switch and load assignment
information indefinitely and current system status through power interruptions up to 72 hours.

B. The CCU shall be capable of addressing up to 2,304 unique switches and 2,048 independent loads.

C. The number of masters and presets that may be assigned shall be limited only by the memory in the
processor. Masters and scene presets may overlap load assignments with no logical conflict. All
switch-to-load assignments, including masters and presets, shall be fully user-programmable in a
friendly menu-driven environment.

D. Preset memory levels shall be programmable at the preset switch. Preset fades shall make a smooth,
continuous transition from the initial levels to the memory levels, in a time that is independently
programmable for each preset switch.

E. The CCU shall include a real-time clock and calendar that may be used to press any switch
programmed in the system. Events may be programmed to occur on specific dates, specific days of
the week, or on a daily basis.

F. The CCU may include a telephone/modem interface option that will allow up to 900 system switches
to be operated remotely over the telephone. This interface shall also allow access to a system from a
remote computer and modem equipped with the appropriate LiteTouch software.

G. The operations available from the remote computer shall have upload/download (for system alteration
and backup) and diagnostic capability. The selection of telephone or modem interface operation shall
be accomplished from the CCU. When telephone operation is selected, a security access code may be
used to prevent unwanted entry. When modem operation is selected, the software shall use techniques
that prevent random modem dialers from accessing the system.

H. The CCU shall have at minimum one RS-232 computer interface port that will allow system
operation via a third party processor. Third party equipment and programming is not part of the LCS
and should be quoted through other sources. Remote

Approved CCUs:

1. LiteTouch 5000LC (capable of addressing 2,304 unique switches and 2,048 independent loads;
Optional ethernet/modem connectivity; remote diagnostics; capable of providing system-wide
backup)

2. LiteTouch Standard CCU (capable of addressing 2,304 unique switches and 800 independent
loads; CCU backbox or backbox with wiring harness (08-8025-01/03) also required; modem
option)

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 3. LiteTouch Compact CCU (capable of addressing 360 unique switches and 320 independent loads;
CCU backbox or backbox with wiring harness (08-8025-01/03) also required)

2.5 Keypads
A. The LiteTouch Keypads shall have from 1 to 9 push-button switches per single gang plate. Each
push-button switch shall provide an LED indicator that indicates whether the function of the switch is
active or inactive. Each switch station shall be connected to the system via a common three-wire bus.
Each switch keypad shall have a unique address that can be set on the station. Keypads shall be
mounted in appropriately sized backboxes provided by the contractor in the locations specified on the
drawings. Push-button switches and faceplate cover finishes shall be selected from the keypad
finishes listed in the manufacturer’s catalog or custom manufactured as specified. Buttons shall be
engraved with appropriate text per the purchaser’s specifications.

Approved Keypads:

1. LiteTouch Metropolitan Style: MET-X01-XXX to MET-X09-XXX; Backlit: MET-BX01-XXX

to MET-B09-XXX (1 to 9 buttons)

2. LiteTouch Coastal Style: CST-XX01-XXX to CST-X05-XXX; Backlit: CST-BX01-XXX to

CST-BX05-XXX (1 to 5 buttons)

3. LiteTouch Euro Style: EUR-02-XXX, EUR-04-XXX, and EUR-06-XXX (2 to 6 buttons),

Installation adapter may be required: 5286-601 to 5286-602

4. LiteTouch S-Series Style: 08-2501-XXX to 08-2509-XXX (1 to 9 buttons)

5. LiteTouch H-Series Style: 08-2901-XXX to 08-2909-XXX (1 to 9 buttons)

6. LiteTouch E-Series Style: 08- 2401-XXX to 08-2408- XXX (1 to 8 buttons)

7. LiteTouch Slimline Style: SLM-01-XX to SLM-05-XX (1 to 5 buttons)

B. An infrared and/or RF transmitter shall be available for remotely operating pre-designed keypads
fitted with infrared sensors. When the infrared transmitter is pointed in the general direction of the
wall keypad, its switches will take on the functions assigned in CCU programming. When the RF
transmitter is utilized assigned function are passed from RF Receiver to the LiteTouch Remote
Receiver and carryout functions assigned in CCU programming.

C. A manual override keypad shall enable a user to control the on/off function of certain lighting loads
when a communication interruption has disabled the LCS’s CCU or standard keypads. A manual
override keypad shall be mounted in an appropriately sized backbox provided by the contractor in the
location specified on the drawings. Buttons shall be engraved with appropriate labels per the
purchaser’s specifications. The S-Series push-button switches and faceplate cover finishes shall be
selected from the standard colors and finishes.

Approved manual override keypad:

1. LiteTouch Manual Override Keypad (08-7006-XXX) (6 buttons per single-gang plate and an
LED indicator)

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 2.6 KEYPAD WEATHER-TIGHT BACKBOXES
A. A wet location backbox shall be used for keypads where damage from water or weather may occur.
This includes any outdoor environment that allows direct contact with water. The flange shall sink
flush with the wall leaving only a 1/4" door protruding from the wall and shall be installed before the
wall board.

Approved waterproof boxes:

1. LiteTouch Waterproof Keypad Backbox (08-8026-02)

B. A backbox suitable for damp or sheltered outdoor locations or indoor locations that may be exposed
to outdoor elements shall be used to protect the keypad where direct water contact does not occur. A
clear plastic lid shall allow viewing of the engraved buttons.

Approved damp location boxes:

1. LiteTouch Humid Location Keypad Backbox (08-8026-01) (ordered with a keypad as a single
unit)

2.7 ENCLOSURE PANELS

The control modules and power supplies shall be housed in NEMA 1, 16-gauge steel, rough-in
enclosures. In accordance with UL, ETL, and CUL requirements, the interior space shall include a barrier
to isolate line and low voltage sections. Each enclosure shall feature low voltage suppression, ground and
common terminal strips as well as conveniently located knockouts for installation. The enclosure shall be
painted non-glare wheat with thermal set powdered epoxy paint. The enclosure shall be surface or recess
mounted. Each enclosure shall be located in an environment in which ambient temperatures are between
0º and 35º Celsius (32º to 95º Fahrenheit) and in which noise from equipment is not objectionable. The
enclosure lids shall have a latch and pin hinge.

The Enclosure Voltage Separator shall be required when mounting different input voltage modules (120
Volt and 277 Volt, ie.) into the same Enclosure. Ensure Voltage Separator and Installation meets your
local electrical code prior to specification.

Approved enclosure panels:

1. LiteTouch (4 module: 08-8024-01) 37" W x 20" H x 4" D

2. LiteTouch (4 module lids: surface-08-8024-02; recess-08-8024-03)

3. LiteTouch (2 module: 08-8024-09) 20" H x 20" W x 4" D

4. LiteTouch (2 module lids: surface-08-8024-10; recess-08-8024-11)

5. LiteTouch (Enclosure Voltage Separator: 08-8024-20)

2.8 POWER SUPPLIES

Each power supply shall be capable of powering up to five (5) electronic ballast dimmers or low voltage
relay modules or twenty (20) non-backlit keypads. One power supply shall be capable of powering ten

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 (10) Metropolitan backlit keypads or twenty (20) coastal backlit keypads. The minimum DC voltage at
any module or keypad shall not be less than seventeen (17) volts.

Approved power supplies:

1. LiteTouch 120 Volt Power Supplies (Single: 08-8610-01, Dual: 08-8620-01)

2. LiteTouch 240 Volt Power Supplies (Single: 08-8610-03, Dual: 08-8620-03)

2.9 DIMMING AND RELAY CONTROL MODULES

A. A dimmer module shall be used primarily for incandescent dimming (including magnetic-core,
transformer coupled, low voltage, incandescent loads). It shall also be used in fluorescent phase
control, neon, and cold cathode dimming applications. The dimming shall be performed by
conservatively-rated, triac devices using phase control technology. Each output shall have a separate
RFI filter based on a toroidal inductor for low noise operation. The module shall use an air gap relay
to properly remove voltage from all channels when all loads are off. The module shall employ a “soft-
start” (fade) feature to enhance the life of lamps and fixtures. The module shall be rated at 20 amps or
2400 watts (derated to 1920 watts). The total rating shall be divided between the outputs so that no
single output exceeds 16 amps. This dimmer shall not be used for dimming solid-state, electronic
transformer low voltage loads unless the transformer is so rated. (See “D. electronic (inverse phase)
dimmer module” below.) Each dimmer module shall connect to the LCS via a common, five-
conductor data bus. Each module shall be uniquely identified by a pair of rotary address select
switches.

Approved dimmer modules:

1. LiteTouch 120 Volt, 8 Channel Dimmer Module (08-2108-01) 8 outputs per module

2. LiteTouch 240 Volt, 8 Channel Dimmer Module (08-2108-02) 8 outputs per module

3. LiteTouch 277 Volt, 8 Channel Dimmer Module (08-2108-03) 8 outputs per module

4. LiteTouch Quad Dimmer Module (08-2134-01) Two (2) 20 amp dimmers in a standard module.
Each dimmer has two (2) independent outputs. Each of the four (4) outputs shall have a separate
RFI filter based on the toroidal inductor for low noise operation. The module shall use an air gap
relay to properly remove voltage from a dimmer pair when both loads are off.. The dimmers shall
always be connected to the same phase.

5. LiteTouch Dual 20 Amp Dimmer Module (08-2125-01) Two (2) 20 amp dimmers in a standard
size module. Each dimmer has one (1) independent output with a separate RFI filter based on the
toroidal inductor for low noise operation. The module is rated at 4800 total watts with a
maximum capacity of 2400 watts (derated to 1920 watts) on a single output. The dimmers shall
always be connected to the same phase.

B. A fluorescent dimmer module shall be capable of switching and dimming fluorescent loads that
contain a magnetic three-wire dimming ballast. The fluorescent dimmer shall not operate capacitive
loads. Each module shall have a minimum of four (4) independent dimming channels whose total
load shall not exceed 20 amps with a maximum of 15 amps per output. The module shall use an air
gap relay to properly remove voltage from all channels when all loads are off. The module outputs
shall incorporate EMI and RFI noise suppression networks. Each fluorescent dimmer module shall

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 connect to the LCS via a common, five-conductor data bus. Each module shall be uniquely identified
by a pair of rotary address select switches.

Approved fluorescent dimmer modules:

1. LiteTouch 120 Volt, Fluorescent Dimmer Module (08-2138-01)

2. LiteTouch 240 Volt, Fluorescent Dimmer Module (08-2138-02)

3. LiteTouch 277 Volt, Fluorescent Dimmer Module (08-2138-03)

C. A fluorescent electronic ballast dimmer module shall be rated to control fluorescent lamps. All lamps
on the same circuit shall have the same current rating but may be different lengths. Ballasts for
fluorescent fixtures must be analog type. Each fluorescent dimmer module shall connect to the LCS
via a common, five-conductor data bus. Each module shall be uniquely identified by a pair of rotary
address select switches.

1. Regarding performance, all lamps on the same circuit shall have the same current rating but may
be different lengths. See the fixture schedule and /or dimming schedule for specific ballast model
numbers. The fixture manufacturer shall provide single-, two-, or three-lamp electronic 0-10VDC
dimming ballasts as required.

2. Ballasts shall have:

• a minimum power factor of .95

• a minimum ballast factor of .93 throughout the entire dimming range
• a magnitude of harmonic distortion that does not exceed 10% THD of current at full light
output and a lamp current crest factor less than or equal to 1.6
3. Approved electronic ballast dimmer modules:

a. LiteTouch 120 Volt, Electronic Ballast Dimmer Module (08-2150-01)

b. LiteTouch 240 Volt, Electronic Ballast Dimmer Module (08-2150-02)

c. LiteTouch 277 Volt, Electronic Ballast Dimmer Module (08-2150-03)

D. An electronic (inverse phase) dimmer module shall be capable of switching and dimming electronic
transformer dimmer loads and incandescent loads. The electronic (inverse phase) dimmer module
shall not operate inductive, cold cathode, neon, fluorescent, low voltage magnetic transformer, or
motor loads. Each module shall have six (6) independent dimming channels whose total load shall not
exceed 20 amps with a maximum of 4 amps per output. The electronic (inverse phase) dimmer
module shall employ a “soft-start” (fade) feature to enhance the life of the lamps and the electronic
transformer fixtures. Each inverse phase dimmer module shall connect to the LCS via a common,
five-conductor data bus. Each module shall be uniquely identified by a pair of rotary address select
switches.

Approved electronic inverse phase dimmer modules:

1. LiteTouch 120 Volt, Electronic (Inverse Phase) Dimmer Module (08-2140-01)

2. LiteTouch 240 Volt, Electronic (Inverse Phase) Dimmer Module (08-2140-02)

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 E. A relay module shall provide channels for switching fans, outlets, motors, low voltage incandescent,
fluorescent, and other non-dimming loads. It shall be able to be grouped into independent,
interlocking relay outputs for two-way motion control of drapery, skylights, and so on. The module
shall be able to open and close a device and to stop a device’s motion in mid-cycle. A relay module
shall also be able to mix the above functions as needed. For example, outputs 1 and 2 could be
interlocked to control a skylight, while outputs 3 through 8 act as simple power switching relays. The
module shall connect to the LCS via a common, five-conductor data bus. Each module shall be
uniquely identified by an address that can be set on the module.

Approved relay modules:

1. LiteTouch 120 Volt, High Power Relay Module (08-2210-01)

2. LiteTouch 240 Volt, High Power Relay Module (08-2210-02)

3. LiteTouch 277 Volt, High Power Relay Module (08-2210-03)

F. A low voltage relay module shall use dry contact relays for low voltage. Each channel of the low
voltage relay module shall be an independent single pole, single throw contact. It shall be designed to
switch low voltage controls such as HV AC, audio/video, alarms, and window treatment controls. For
maximum relay life, loads shall be limited to 3 amps at 24 VDC or 24 VAC. The module shall
connect to the LCS via a common, five-conductor data bus. Each module shall be uniquely identified
by an address that can be set on the module.

Approved low voltage relay modules:

1. LiteTouch Low Voltage Relay Module (08-2235-01) Contains eight (8) outputs and is powered
by a standard LiteTouch power supply using 1/5 of a power supply’s capacity. Relay outputs are
located on the low voltage side of the enclosures and switch low voltage only. This module
occupies half of a module can.

2.10 DATA INPUT CONTROL

A. A momentary contact data input module shall provide eight (8) inputs for interfacing with non-system
signals such as fire alarms, security systems, RFI wireless remotes, and motion sensors. Each input
shall be primarily designed for momentary inputs and shall be configured to act as any normal system
switch including masters, dimmers, scene presets, and so on.

B. A maintained contact data input module shall provide eight (8) inputs for interfacing with non-system
signals such as fire alarms, security systems, RFI wireless remotes, and motion sensors. Each input
shall be primarily designed for maintained inputs and shall be configured to act as any normal system
switch including masters, timed flash masters, and timed on masters. Dimming functions shall be
limited to scene presets.

C. Each data input module shall connect to the LCS via the same common, three-conductor data bus that
picks up normal system switches. Each module shall have a unique address that can be set on the
module.

D. A data input keypad shall consist of a keypad combined with six (6) data input terminals. This keypad
shall have two (2) addresses. Three (3) of the data inputs shall be “momentary” and the remaining
three (3) shall be “maintained.” Two (2) positive voltage (+V) terminals shall be provided for supply.

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 All inputs shall be dry contact closures between one of the two (+V) terminals and the desired input.
The inputs shall have a wire limit of 500 feet from the actuator (motion sensor, etc.).

E. An auxiliary keypad shall be used as an extension of the data input keypad or module. Each button
shall provide contact closure to one of the six (6) terminals on the data input keypad (or eight (8)
terminals on the data input module). The auxiliary keypad shall provide up to three (3) momentary
controls per station. Two (2) terminals shall be provided for each switch. All inputs shall be wired
from the data input keypad’s +V terminal and desired input terminal. The auxiliary keypad shall be
used to control any device that allows a dry contact closure up to 12 mA at 24 VDC.

F. A DayLight Harvesting keypad shall consist of keypad and three (3) DayLight Harvesting terminals.
This keypad shall have two (2) addresses. The physical buttons on the keypad shall be associated with
the selected address, and the DayLight Harvesting functions shall be associated with the selected
address. Three (3) of the data inputs shall be “momentary” and the remaining three (3) shall be
“maintained.” Two (2) positive voltage (+V) terminals shall be provided for supply. All inputs shall
be dry contact closures between one of the two (+V) terminals and the desired input. The inputs shall
have a wire limit of 500 feet from the actuator (motion sensor, etc.).

Approved data input control devices:

1. LiteTouch Momentary Contact Data Input Module (08-2290-02)

2. LiteTouch Maintained Contact Data Input Module (08-2290-01)

3. LiteTouch Data Input Keypad (08- 7001-01)

4. LiteTouch LTZ Keypad (08-7002-01)

5. LiteTouch DayLight Harvesting Keypad (DAY-XXXX-XXX)

a. Daylight Harvesting Light Sensor (08-3500-00)

3. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

3.1 WIRING
A. All low voltage and line voltage wire runs and any required conduits and wireways shall be installed
prior to drywall installation, including any wiring intended for later connection to the LCS, as
indicated on the drawings and in accordance with these specifications.

B. Low voltage wiring to the switches shall be a color-coded, three-wire conductor that picks up control
stations by a simple parallel connection. Keypad bus circuits available at the central controller shall
match the number recommended by the manufacturer.

C. Keypads shall be evenly distributed among the communication ports on the CCU

D. Power control modules shall connect to the CCU at the module communication ports using a color-
coded, five-wire shielded cable that daisy chain connects up to 16 enclosure cabinets.

E. A minimum system shall consist of at least two (2) Keypad wire runs and two (2) control module
wire runs. The number of keypads and control modules on each run shall not exceed the
manufacturer’s recommendations. A maximum system may consist of several wire runs paralleled

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 into four (4) termination points for modules and four (4) termination points for keypads. The number
of keypads and control modules on each run shall not exceed manufacturer recommendations. The
number of wires paralleled per run shall depend upon the mechanism used.

3.2 SYSTEM INSTALLATION

A. All components specified in the drawings or in these specifications shall be installed following the
manufacturer’s instructions and guidelines.

B. The LCS shall remain off line until all loads are tested and any wiring issues or shorts are corrected.

C. The LCS manufacturer shall provide 7 day a week technical support by one or more qualified
technicians who are able to assist with troubleshooting the LCS.

D. All keypad models, plate styles, colors, and button engravings shall be installed in the locations
specified in the drawings, these specifications, or in other documents provided to the contractor.

E. Any multi-gang boxes shall have multi-gang plates of the proper style and color.

3.3 SYSTEM COMMISSIONING

A. All design and programming for the LCS shall be completed on Windows-based computer
applications provided by the manufacturer. The applications shall provide the designer/programmer
with the ability to:

• list all load and fixtures used in the system

• specify all keypads, enclosures, modules, and the CCU used in the system
• specify all keypads, cover plates, and button engravings
• fully program all LCS functions
• prepare a bill of materials
B. The control system shall be designed and programmed by a factory-trained and authorized system
designer.

C. The electrical contractor shall provide the authorized programmer and the specifier with ten (10)
working days notice of the scheduled commissioning date.

D. Upon notification by the electrical contractor that the LCS installation is complete and that all loads
and load wiring have been tested live and found to be free of issues or shorts and that the control
system wiring (low voltage wiring, control modules, and control stations) has been tested following
the recommendations and instructions of the manufacturer, system commissioning shall begin.

E. The designer/programmer shall upload the LCS using the manufacturer’s software and following the
manufacturer’s instructions.

F. Computer-based testing and troubleshooting of the LCS shall include the following:

• set the LCS system clock

• identify non-responding/responding loads
• test communications, modules, and stations
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 • make any needed corrections to the program file and upload the file again
G. When system commissioning is complete and fully tested, the designer/programmer shall demonstrate
to the owner or owner’s representative that the system is functioning as stipulated in the agreement
(and according to the instructions provided by the specifier).

3.4 WARRANTY AND WARRANTY SERVICE

A. A limited lifetime warranty provided by approved manufacturers shall warrant the product to be free
from defects in material or workmanship.

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