Schneider Electric CCT15483 Acti9 IC2000P+ Twilight Switch

Description

CCT15483 Acti9 IC2000P+ programmable twilight switch

The CCT15483 combines a twilight switch with a time switch: a programmable DIN-rail module, 45 mm wide, with a changeover contact, menus in 18 languages and an outdoor twilight sensor in the box. Brightness threshold is adjustable across 2–2000 lux, and a weekly program can be layered on top. Seven Star LLC supplies the CCT15483 in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier based in Muscat.

The CCT15483 is the step up from the plain IC2000: it adds C/O contact, time-schedule control, holiday schedules, an external input for override and an adjustable time delay of 20–140 s (on). If a purely brightness-based output is enough, the IC2000 variants are simpler.

How the CCT15483 combines brightness and time

The datasheet lists control by brightness detection and by time schedule, weekly programming with up to 56 entries, and functions that include on/off switching times, switch preselection, code lock and automatic winter/summer changeover. Power reserve is 10 years.

Standby power is 0.8 W standby, higher than the 0.5 W of the plain IC2000 because of the display and clock. Operating range is -25–55 °C.

CCT15483 technical specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer / part number Schneider Electric / CCT15483
Range / product name Acti9
Product type Programmable twilight switch with time switch function
Short name IC2000P+
Provided equipment twilight sensor outdoor
Function available External input for override; Holiday schedules; Automatic winter/summer time changeover; Code lock function; On/off switching times; Switch preselection
Light intensity adjustment 2–2000 lux
Channels 1
Control type By brightness detection; By time schedule
Rated operational voltage 230 V AC +10 % -15 % at 50/60 Hz
Maximum switching current 10 A – 250 V AC pf = 0.6; 16 A – 250 V AC pf = 1
Minimum switching current 10 mA 230 V AC; 100 mA 24 V AC/DC
Contacts C/O
Time delay range 20–140 s (on); 20–140 s (off)
Standby power 0.8 W standby
Power reserve 10 years
Setting Weekly programming
Mounting TH35 DIN rail conforming to EN 60715
Terminals 2 × 0.5–2.5 mm² screw terminals solid or flexible; 1 × 2.5 mm² screw terminals solid or flexible with sleeve
Dimensions 92.6 mm x 45 mm x 66.7 mm (H x W x D)
Net weight 150 g
Insulation class Class II
Overvoltage category Class 3
Standard EN 60669-2-1
Operating temperature -25–55 °C
Storage / transport temperature -30–70 °C
Relative humidity 90 %, non-condensing
Protection IP20
Warranty 18 months

CCT15483 against the other twilight products in this range

Datasheet comparison of the twilight modules and the separate cell:

Part number Type Sensor / equipment Contact Lux range Weight
CCT15285 Twilight switch twilight sensor indoor 1 NO 2–2000 lux 87.5 g
CCT15369 Twilight switch twilight sensor outdoor 1 NO 2–2000 lux 111 g
CCT15483 (this page) Programmable twilight switch with time switch function twilight sensor outdoor C/O 2–2000 lux 150 g
CCT15263 Wall mounted cell n/a n/a 2–2000 lux 40.5 g

Setting the threshold on the CCT15483

The threshold is a dial between 2 and 2000 lux. Set it at dusk with the real lamps off: turn the dial until the output just switches at the brightness at which you want the lights on, then confirm the time delay stops flicker. Always keep the sensor out of the light of the lamps it controls.

The delay of tens of seconds is a feature, not a fault: after the dial setting the output will change a short moment later.

Loads and ratings for the CCT15483

Lamp-load limits from the datasheet:

  • incandescent lamp: 2600 W
  • halogen lamp: 2600 W
  • non-corrected fluorescent tube: 2300 VA
  • serial-compensated fluorescent tube: 2300 VA
  • parallel compensated fluorescent lamp: 730 VA (80 µF)
  • compact fluorescent lamp: 170 W
  • < 2 W LED lamp: 30 W
  • ≥ 2 W LED lamp: 200 W

For heavier or inductive loads, drive a contactor and let the twilight module switch only its coil.

Selection checklist for the CCT15483

  • Where is the light measured: indoors, outdoors, or at a remote wall position?
  • Is brightness alone enough, or is a time schedule also needed?
  • Does the supply and load match the module rating on the datasheet?
  • Is the cable length enough between sensor and module?
  • Does the mounting position avoid direct light from the controlled lamps?

Reading the lux scale: a low threshold makes the output respond only in near darkness, while a setting toward the 2000 lux end responds in bright daylight. Pick the threshold from the brightness at which lights are really needed on site, not from the datasheet range alone.

Installation and commissioning of the CCT15483

Install this unit according to its role: clip the module onto the rail, mount the outdoor sensor, then set language, date, time, threshold and weekly program.

Test on site at dusk, check that the output is stable through the delay, and record the final dial position in the board schedule so that a replacement can be set the same way.

If the lights flicker around dusk, the usual causes are a sensor that sees its own lamp, a threshold set too close to the switching brightness or a contaminated sensor window. Move or shield the sensor first, then adjust the dial, and only then look at the module.

Where the CCT15483 fits in Oman and the GCC

Twilight control suits external lighting for compounds, roads, car parks and facades, and daylight-linked lighting in atria and corridors. Strong sun, dust and sand on a sensor window and high board temperatures are the main local issues: place sensors where they can be cleaned, shade boards and compare the datasheet limits with real conditions.

Lighting circuits in the region often share one supply with signage and security equipment, so record in the board which outputs follow the twilight signal and which do not. A written setting for the dial, the lux threshold chosen and the date of commissioning saves time at the next maintenance visit.

Documents and quotation

The official Schneider Electric datasheet of this unit is attached on this page for download, so every figure above can be checked against the source.

To request a quotation, send us the part number CCT15483, the quantity and the delivery location through the RFQ form. Seven Star LLC replies with availability and lead time.

Other Models in the Se Ic Twilight Range

Seven Star LLC supplies models from the Se Ic Twilight range in Oman and the GCC. Compare the related models below and request a quote for the one that matches your application.

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Datasheets & Documents
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FAQ

Questions about the Schneider Electric CCT15483 Acti9 IC2000P+ Twilight

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01What is the CCT15483?
A Schneider Electric Acti9 programmable twilight switch with time switch function supplied with a twilight sensor outdoor. Brightness adjustment is 2…2000 lux.
02What contact does the CCT15483 have?
The datasheet lists C/O with 10 A - 250 V AC pf = 0.6; 16 A - 250 V AC pf = 1.
03What supply does the CCT15483 use?
230 V AC +10 % -15 % at 50/60 Hz; standby consumption 0.8 W standby.
04Does the CCT15483 have a switching delay?
Yes. The datasheet gives 20...140 s (on); 20...140 s (off), which avoids rapid toggling when brightness changes briefly.
05What operating temperature applies to the CCT15483?
-25…55 °C in operation and -30…70 °C in storage and transport.