Zūm® J-Box Sensor Integration Module

The Crestron Zūm® J-Box Sensor Integration Module (ZUMMESH-JBOX-SIM) enables the use of hard-wired occupancy and daylight sensors with a Zūm commercial lighting system. It is ideal for applications that may not be conducive to using battery-powered wireless sensors. It also enables the use of ultrasonic and dual-technology type sensors, as well as specialized sensors for hallway, high-bay, wet location, outdoor, and other applications.

One or more motion-detecting sensors can be connected to a single ZUMMESH-JBOX-SIM and configured to operate in either occupancy or vacancy-only mode. A single open-loop daylight sensor, photosensor, or photocell can also be connected to support daylight harvesting. The ZUMMESH-JBOX-SIM appears as a native Zūm Mesh wireless device in the room, with all the same functionality and easy pair-and-play setup of a Zūm wireless occupancy, vacancy, or daylight sensor.

The ZUMMESH-JBOX-SIM mounts directly to a 4-inch square junction box. It communicates wirelessly with one or more Zūm dimmers, switches, and load controllers, allowing lights to turn on and off automatically based on room occupancy and vacancy, and dim automatically according to the amount of natural daylight in the room. It can also serve as a host for a Zūm Network Bridge (ZUMMESH-NETBRIDGE [1]) or Zūm Contact Closure Output (ZUMMESH-CCO [1]).
Please refer to the Zūm Lighting Control System Setup Guide (Doc # 7957) for additional information

1. Item(s) sold separately. Refer to each product’s spec sheet for more information.
2. “Zūm Mesh” refers to the peer-to-peer wireless mesh network within each room composed of dimmers, switches, load controllers, keypads, and sensors (including sensor integration modules). “Zūm Net” refers to the wireless mesh network that connects one or more rooms with a Zūm Floor Hub, and consists of a Zūm Net Wireless Gateway and one or more Zūm Network Bridges. AC-powered Zūm Mesh or Zūm Net devices function as routing nodes, which effectively extend the range of a Zūm Mesh or Zūm Net wireless network. Battery-powered devices only function as leaf nodes and do not extend range. Refer to the “Installation and Setup of Crestron RF Products, Best Practices” guide (Doc #6689) for additional guidelines.