
Lutron HomeWorks Illumination
HomeWorks Illumination is a legacy Lutron HomeWorks system, built on the 4 Series and 8 Series processors. We still hold stock of this product family to keep existing projects running.
30 products
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New, Box OpenedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 4 Processor – H4P5 CE
HomeWorks Illumination £4,150.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 4 Processor – H4P5 CE
HomeWorks Illumination £3,250.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 4 Processor – H4P5 H48 CE
HomeWorks Illumination £4,150.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 4 Processor – H4P5 HRL CE
HomeWorks Illumination £3,250.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 8 Processor – H8P5 CE
HomeWorks Illumination £3,250.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 8 Processor – H8P5 H48 CE
HomeWorks Illumination £4,150.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 8 Processor – H8P5 MI CE
HomeWorks Illumination £3,250.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Series 8 Processor – H8P5-MI-H48-CE
HomeWorks Illumination £4,150.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Interactive – Processor – HWI PM 230
HomeWorks Illumination £3,290.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Remote Power Module – HW-RPM-4A-230
HomeWorks Illumination £499.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Remote Power Module – HW-RPM-4U-230-CE
HomeWorks Illumination £399.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Wallbox Power Module – HWI-WPM-6D-230CE
HomeWorks Illumination £399.00 + VAT -
New, Box OpenedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Module Interface – HWI-MI-230
HomeWorks Illumination £1,650.00 + VAT -
RefurbishedLutron HomeWorks Illumination – Module Interface – HWI-MI-230
HomeWorks Illumination £499.00 + VAT -

Lutron seeTouch International Non-insert Keypad
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Lutron seeTouch International Insert Keypad
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination International seeTouch Keypad Base Unit (HWIS-NB)
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination seeTouch US Keypad Base Unit (ST-NB)
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination Architrave Keypad (HWI-KP5-DN / DW)
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination 2-Button Keypad (HWI-2B)
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination Large Button Keypad (HWI-KP-LB)
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Lutron HomeWorks Illumination Slim Button Keypad (HWI-KP)
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Lutron Low Voltage Cable, 12 AWG, 75 m Spool – GRX-CBL-46L-250
HomeWorks Illumination £616.00 + VAT -

Lutron Low Voltage Cable, 12 AWG, 152 m Spool – GRX-CBL-46L-500
HomeWorks Illumination £1,155.00 + VAT -

Lutron QS Cable, 152 m Spool – GRX-CBL-346S-500
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Lutron Plenum Low Voltage Cable, 12 AWG, 75 m Spool – GRX-PCBL-46L-250
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Lutron Plenum Low Voltage Cable, 12 AWG, 152 m Spool – GRX-PCBL-46L-500
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Lutron Plenum QS Cable, 75 m Spool – GRX-PCBL346S-250
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Lutron Plenum QS Cable, 152 m Spool – GRX-PCBL346S-500
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Lutron LSZH QS Cable, 152 m Spool – QS-CBL-LSZH-500
HomeWorks Illumination £412.50 + VAT
About HomeWorks Illumination
HomeWorks Illumination is a legacy Lutron HomeWorks system, built on the 4 Series and 8 Series P5 processors. A system has up to 16 processors, each controlling up to 256 zones of lighting or Sivoia QED shades, with keypads, wallbox power modules, GRAFIK Eye units and Maestro dimmers on its links. 8 Series processors also run remote power modules in power panels, through module interfaces. Our processors, power modules and keypads are refurbished or new box opened. Stock changes as units are sourced: if the model you need is not listed, contact us.
What you need for a system
This is an outline only. A system may need parts not listed here, and the exact parts and quantities depend on the project. The parts listed on our website are available to order. For anything else, please get in touch.
| Part | Code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Processor, 8 Series | H8P5-CE, H8P5-H48-CE | Remote power modules through module interfaces |
| Processor, 8 Series with module interface | H8P5-MI-CE, H8P5-MI-H48-CE, HWI-PM-230 | For a power panel with remote power modules |
| Processor, 4 Series | H4P5-CE, H4P5-H48-CE, H4P5-HRL-CE | Local dimming; no remote power modules |
| Remote power modules | HW-RPM-4A-230, HW-RPM-4U-230-CE | 4 outputs, in a power panel |
| Wallbox power module | HWI-WPM-6D-230CE | 6 zones, on a GRAFIK Eye link |
| Keypads | HWI-KP, HWI-KP-LB, HWI-2B, HWI-KP5-DN / DW | Slim button, large button, 2-button, Architrave |
| International seeTouch keypads | HWIS-NB, insert, non-insert | Base unit, then a button and faceplate kit |
| Link cable | GRX-CBL-346S-500 | One power pair, one shielded data pair |
| Processor enclosure | HWI-LV32-CE, HWI-LV24-CE, HWI-PNL-8-CE | 8 Series, 4 Series, module interface models |
| Keypad power supply | PPS1-230-15DC-3A, TU240-15DC-9-BL | 15 V DC, for more keypad LEDs |
Technical details
4 Series or 8 Series
| 8 Series | 4 Series | |
|---|---|---|
| Remote power modules | Yes, through module interfaces | No |
| RS-232 / Ethernet ports | 2 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| Keypad LEDs it powers | 350 | 150 |
| Contact closure inputs | 3 | None |
| Enclosure | HWI-LV32-CE; module interface models HWI-PNL-8-CE | HWI-LV24-CE |
| Suits | Central power panels, or panels and local dimming together | Local dimming, usually the lowest cost |
The two series work together in one system, up to 16 processors, each controlling up to 256 zones of lighting or Sivoia QED shades. A module interface built into an 8 Series processor (MI) runs up to eight remote power modules in the same HWI-PNL-8-CE panel. A built-in H48 dimmer interface runs up to 48 wired Maestro controls. The 4 Series HRL models have a link for up to five hybrid repeaters, which add wireless keypads and dimmers.
A processor must be fitted in an approved Lutron enclosure, or its warranty is void.
Links, cable and distances
| Link | Carries | Capacity | Maximum length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module interface link (8 Series) | Module interfaces, daisy-chained. A terminator at the last one past 15 m | 16 module interfaces, 8 power modules each | 305 m in total |
| Processor link | Other processors, daisy-chained. A terminator at each end past 15 m | 16 processors | 305 m in total |
| Keypad link | Keypads and contact closure interfaces | 32 devices | 1,220 m in total; 305 m and up to 10 keypads per run |
| GRAFIK Eye link | GRAFIK Eye units and wallbox power modules, daisy-chained | 8 units | 610 m |
| Maestro and QED link | H48 dimmer and Q96 shade interfaces, daisy-chained. Terminators at the processor and the last interface past 15 m | 4 interfaces | 305 m in total |
| RS-232 | A PC or a third-party system | 15 m | |
| Ethernet | The network, for programming and integration | 100 m |
Link wiring is one 1.0 mm² pair for power and one 0.5 to 1.0 mm² twisted, shielded pair for data, as in Lutron’s GRX-CBL-346S. Don’t connect terminal 2 (+15 V) on the processor, module interface, GRAFIK Eye or H48 links.
A processor takes up to three keypad links and three GRAFIK Eye links: 96 keypads and 24 GRAFIK Eye units or wallbox power modules. A Lutron link extender (LUT-LINK-EXT), one per link, takes the processor and module interface links to 610 m.
Keypad power
Keypads run on 15 V DC. They are addressed by DIP switch before mounting, and their links need no terminators. The terminals are common, +15 V DC and the two data lines (MUX).
An 8 Series processor powers 350 keypad LEDs. A 4 Series powers 150 on link 6 from its 15 V plug-in adapter, and keypads on its links 4 and 5 always need another supply. Beyond that, add a Lutron 15 V supply: PPS1-230-15DC-3A for 500 more LEDs, PPS2-230-15DC-3A for 1,000, or a plug-in for 150. Never join the processor’s +15 V to a supply’s, or two supplies’ together.
| Keypad | LEDs | Back box |
|---|---|---|
| HWI-KP5, HWI-KP10 | 5, 10 | One US single-gang (Lutron 241218) |
| HWI-KP15 | 15 | Two US single-gang |
| HWI-KP-LB6, HWI-KP-LB9 | 6, 9 | One, or two for the LB9 |
| HWI-2B | 10 | One US single-gang |
| HWI-KP5-DN / DW (Architrave) | 5 | None, or Lutron 241399 |
| International seeTouch (HWIS) | 15 | European style (Lutron 241683) |
Power modules and panels
A remote power module has four outputs. It connects through Lutron’s harness to a module interface in the same power panel, up to eight to a module interface, and only 8 Series systems use them. Each takes up to 13 A, and its rotary switch can turn outputs on by hand.
The HWI-PNL-8-CE panel holds eight power modules and either a module interface or an 8 Series processor. The HWI-PNL-5-CE holds five and a module interface, but no processor. Panels hum and click, so keep their mains wiring at least 1.8 m from AV equipment.
The HWI-WPM-6D-230CE wallbox power module has six zones of 800 W each, dimmed or non-dim. It sits on a GRAFIK Eye link, wired like a six-zone GRAFIK Eye, at an address from 1 to 8, in a four-gang US back box (Lutron 241-400). Its default scene button keeps local control if it loses the processor.
Reading the product code
Model number
H8P5–MI–H48–CE
The H8P5-MI-H48-CE is a HomeWorks 8 Series P5 processor with a module interface and an H48 dimmer interface built in, for 220–240 V.
- 1 Series
H8HomeWorks 8 SeriesH4HomeWorks 4 SeriesHRWireless Series (120 V)
- 2 Processor
P5P5 processor
- 3 Built-in interfaces
MImodule interface (8 Series)H48Maestro dimmer interfaceD48Vareo dimmer interface (120 V)HRLhybrid repeater link (4 Series)
Left out when there are none.
- 4 Voltage
CE220–240 V120120 V
Date code
S11BR
Printed under the model number, by the power switch. S11 BR means made in week 11 of 2009.
- 1 Year
A1991B1992C1993D1994E1995F1996G1997H1998I1999J2000K2001L2002M2003N2004O2005P2006Q2007R2008S2009T2010U2011V2012W2013X2014Y2015Z2016
- 2 Week
1–52week of the year
- 3 Factory
BRfactory reference
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 4 Series and an 8 Series processor?
Only the 8 Series runs remote power modules in power panels, through module interfaces. It also has two RS-232 ports to the 4 Series' one, and powers 350 keypad LEDs to the 4 Series' 150. The 4 Series suits systems dimmed locally, by Maestro dimmers, wallbox power modules and GRAFIK Eye units.
Can 4 Series and 8 Series processors be used in one system?
Yes. Up to 16 processors of either series, daisy-chained on the processor link up to 305 m, with a terminator at each end once the link passes 15 m.
How many keypads can a HomeWorks Illumination processor run?
Up to 96: 32 on each of up to three keypad links. Each keypad link can run 1,220 m in total, with up to 10 keypads on each run of up to 305 m.
What powers HomeWorks Illumination keypads?
They run on 15 V DC. An 8 Series processor powers 350 keypad LEDs and a 4 Series 150; beyond that, add a Lutron 15 V supply such as the PPS1-230-15DC-3A. Never join two supplies' +15 V together.
Which processor do remote power modules need?
An 8 Series, through module interfaces. A processor in the same panel as the modules must be a model with a module interface built in, such as the H8P5-MI-CE, H8P5-MI-H48-CE or HWI-PM-230, fitted in an HWI-PNL-8-CE panel.
What still works if a HomeWorks Illumination processor fails?
Local controls and GRAFIK Eye units keep local control, and wallbox power modules have a default scene button. A remote power module's rotary switch turns its outputs on by hand, and a module interface has a manual override input that recalls a preset scene.
Can the programming be recovered from an existing processor?
It depends on whether the existing processor is currently functioning. If it is, there is a chance that the existing program file can be extracted. If the existing processor is no longer functioning, there is a chance that the existing program file can still be extracted, but subject to the fault that is being exhibited. It is not always possible to extract the program file from a working or failed processor.
How do I order HomeWorks Illumination parts?
The parts listed on our website are available to order. If you need assistance with a HomeWorks Illumination system, please get in touch.
Planning or servicing a HomeWorks Illumination system?
Contact us to discuss your project.