1) The document provides instructions for installing the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch in-wall. It must be installed by a licensed electrician and the electricity must be shut off for safety.
2) The switch must first be added to a Z-Wave network by pressing the inclusion button on a Z-Wave controller. It can then be used to control power flow and monitor energy usage through the Z-Wave network.
3) The switch has a one year warranty and instructions are provided for technical support, specifications, FCC compliance and proper disposal of the device.
The document provides installation instructions for the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Illuminator in-wall Z-Wave dimmer module. It must be installed by a licensed electrician and the electricity shut off for safety. It describes how to include the device in a Z-Wave network to control lights, monitor energy usage, and change the external switch mode between on/off and dimming. The device has a 1-year warranty and FCC/regional certifications.
1) The document provides instructions for installing the Aeon Labs Micro Motor Controller in-wall Z-Wave motor controller.
2) It must be included in a Z-Wave network by pressing the inclusion button while powered, then can be controlled by Z-Wave commands.
3) The controller has a 3-wire installation and can operate wall switches in momentary or toggle modes.
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This document provides instructions and specifications for the Aeon Labs Inline Smart Energy Switch Z-Wave actuator. The switch can be included in a Z-Wave network to enable wireless control and energy monitoring of connected devices. It supports various Z-Wave protocols and configuration parameters that allow it to report energy usage to compatible controllers. Proper installation and disposal guidelines are also outlined.
This document provides information about a wall switch that is part of the Z-Wave wireless network standard. It can switch loads up to 2300W and includes instructions on installation, inclusion in a Z-Wave network, operation, and technical specifications. The switch uses a dual color LED to indicate status and can be operated locally using buttons or remotely using Z-Wave commands. It has one association group to control other devices and supports features like child protection mode.
This document provides an overview of a voice control home appliance project. The project uses a voice module, microcontroller, and mobile phone to allow voice commands to control home appliances like fans and lights. The microcontroller receives voice commands via Bluetooth from the mobile phone and voice module. It then sends signals to relays connected to appliances to switch them on or off based on the command. The aim is to automatically control appliances in response to spoken commands.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Z-Wave door/window detector. It can be included in a Z-Wave network to detect openings and closings of doors and windows. When triggered, it will send notifications to associated devices. It supports features like battery detection, tamper detection, and configuration of parameters like detection delay.
The document describes a temperature and humidity detector that is Z-Wave enabled. It can monitor and report temperature and humidity readings on a regular basis. It can also send alerts to associated Z-Wave devices if the temperature or humidity reaches set trigger points. The detector has 8 modes to control settings like displaying or setting temperature and humidity values, turning on/off radio frequency transmissions and beep tones. It also describes how to include the device in a Z-Wave network and set up associations to control other devices.
1. The document discusses earthing and protection against indirect contact in photovoltaic systems. It addresses earthing of exposed conductive parts and the power generation system, as well as requirements for earthing resistance.
2. Plants with and without transformers are considered. For plants with transformers, the document distinguishes between exposed conductive parts upstream and downstream of the transformer.
3. Requirements are provided for different earthing systems including TN, IT, and TT, and the need for residual current devices is discussed in relation to single faults or double faults.
The document provides installation instructions for the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Illuminator in-wall Z-Wave dimmer module. It must be installed by a licensed electrician and the electricity shut off for safety. It describes how to include the device in a Z-Wave network to control lights, monitor energy usage, and change the external switch mode between on/off and dimming. The device has a 1-year warranty and FCC/regional certifications.
1) The document provides instructions for installing the Aeon Labs Micro Motor Controller in-wall Z-Wave motor controller.
2) It must be included in a Z-Wave network by pressing the inclusion button while powered, then can be controlled by Z-Wave commands.
3) The controller has a 3-wire installation and can operate wall switches in momentary or toggle modes.
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This document provides information about a wall switch that is part of the Z-Wave wireless network standard. It can switch loads up to 2300W and includes instructions on installation, inclusion in a Z-Wave network, operation, and technical specifications. The switch uses a dual color LED to indicate status and can be operated locally using buttons or remotely using Z-Wave commands. It has one association group to control other devices and supports features like child protection mode.
This document provides an overview of a voice control home appliance project. The project uses a voice module, microcontroller, and mobile phone to allow voice commands to control home appliances like fans and lights. The microcontroller receives voice commands via Bluetooth from the mobile phone and voice module. It then sends signals to relays connected to appliances to switch them on or off based on the command. The aim is to automatically control appliances in response to spoken commands.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Z-Wave door/window detector. It can be included in a Z-Wave network to detect openings and closings of doors and windows. When triggered, it will send notifications to associated devices. It supports features like battery detection, tamper detection, and configuration of parameters like detection delay.
The document describes a temperature and humidity detector that is Z-Wave enabled. It can monitor and report temperature and humidity readings on a regular basis. It can also send alerts to associated Z-Wave devices if the temperature or humidity reaches set trigger points. The detector has 8 modes to control settings like displaying or setting temperature and humidity values, turning on/off radio frequency transmissions and beep tones. It also describes how to include the device in a Z-Wave network and set up associations to control other devices.
1. The document discusses earthing and protection against indirect contact in photovoltaic systems. It addresses earthing of exposed conductive parts and the power generation system, as well as requirements for earthing resistance.
2. Plants with and without transformers are considered. For plants with transformers, the document distinguishes between exposed conductive parts upstream and downstream of the transformer.
3. Requirements are provided for different earthing systems including TN, IT, and TT, and the need for residual current devices is discussed in relation to single faults or double faults.
The document describes a plug-in dimmer that can be used to control lights in a Z-Wave mesh network. It provides specifications on its operating voltage, wireless range, maximum load, and inclusion/exclusion process for a Z-Wave network. Instructions are given on installing the plug-in dimmer by plugging a lamp into it and then information on its operating modes and technical details.
This document provides information about a Z-Wave wall plug dimmer, including:
1) It can dim various light types and has configuration options like an auto-off timer and LED modes.
2) As a Z-Wave device, it can join wireless networks to communicate and be controlled.
3) It has dimming, scheduling, and child protection functions controlled through a local button or wirelessly.
The document provides instructions for physically installing the MultiSensor unit, including two methods for wall or ceiling mounting. It can be mounted flat against the wall using the Back-Mount Plate or at an angle using the Back-Mount Arm. When placed outdoors, the temperature/humidity sensor should face downward. The document also provides specifications for the motion sensor's effective range and a recommendation to occasionally test battery level over time.
The document describes a built-in dimmer that can:
- Dim lights between 6-125 watts and operate via a wireless remote control or integration with smart home systems.
- Be installed behind a wall switch without need for a neutral wire.
- Gradually dim or brighten connected lights when the wall switch is flipped and can create custom lighting scenes.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Smart Switch 6 Z-Wave plug-in module. It can be added to a Z-Wave network using a Z-Stick or Minimote controller by pressing the Action Button while in inclusion mode. It has an RGB LED that indicates output level in Energy mode or can be configured for other uses. Advanced functions and settings like security mode, LED brightness and reset are also described.
This document provides instructions and specifications for a Z-Wave wall dimmer switch compatible with the Busch-Jaeger Duro 2000 design. It can dim lights up to 300W and is controlled via buttons or Z-Wave commands. Installation involves mounting the insert plate into a standard wall box and connecting live and load wires. The device can join a Z-Wave network via inclusion triggered by a button click.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Smart Dimmer 6 Z-Wave dimmer module. It can be used to control lighting and report energy usage. The summary is:
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The document summarizes the development and principles of operation of LVD induction lamps. It discusses:
1. The history of induction lamps and how LVD developed cheaper IC chips to control the ballast and enable dimming functionality.
2. The mechanical construction and electrical model of LVD lamps, which use inductive coupling from coils to energize the plasma without electrodes.
3. The high frequency generator (ballast) circuit controlled by the IC chips, which provides stable power factor correction, protection functions, and dimming control.
4. Performance comparisons that show LVD lamps have high efficacy, long life, good dimming, and lower price than other induction lamps.
This smart color button device is a multifunction switch that can control appliances and dimmers. It has a magnetic back and wall bracket for mounting. It can switch devices on/off, adjust dimming levels, and operate as a timer. The device uses Z-Wave to connect to other devices and supports features like auto-reporting, association groups, and configuration settings.
Mini Zipato drive with energy measurement allows the variation in your interior lighting to create a pleasant atmosphere in your home and also help you to reduce your energy consumption. Actually it is able to transmit the instantaneous power consumption (W) and cumulative (KWh) of equipment attached to it.
This document provides instructions for an in-wall switch module that is Z-Wave enabled and can be used to control AC power and lights. It describes how to include the module in a Z-Wave network, exclude it, reset it, and associate it with other devices. The module can detect overload conditions and includes an on/off button and LED for control and status indication. Installation involves wiring it into a wall box and including and associating it with a remote controller. It supports common command classes and specifications are provided.
This document provides information about a Z-Wave DIN dimmer module used for dimming lights and fans. The module can be controlled through a Z-Wave network or wall switch. It measures power consumption and supports connecting a temperature sensor. The module is small, designed to mount on a DIN rail, and can act as a repeater to improve the Z-Wave network range. Technical specifications, diagrams, instructions and configuration parameters are provided.
This document provides instructions for a wall switch set that can be included in a Z-Wave network and control loads up to 2300W. It has a flush mountable insert compatible with Busch-Jaeger design. Triple clicking a button puts it into inclusion mode to join a network or exclusion mode to leave one.
The document provides installation and setup instructions for the ADEMCO 5843 Switching Module. The 5843 is a wireless receiver module that can operate up to eight wireless transmitters to control a relay-activated device. The summary is:
1. The 5843 wireless receiver module allows up to eight wireless transmitters to control a relay-activated device.
2. Installation instructions include mounting the 5843 in a high, unobstructed location and connecting power and relay wiring.
3. Setup involves enrolling wireless transmitters using the module's dip switches and LED indicators to program transmitter buttons to operate the relay.
The document provides information about a Z-Wave glass surface 4 channel touch panel switch, including:
1. It can switch 4 separate loads up to 1100W and includes or excludes from the Z-Wave network by pressing any key for 3 seconds.
2. As a Z-Wave device, it can control or be controlled by other Z-Wave devices and supports association groups to send commands to associated devices.
3. It has 4 groups to switch associated devices and 1 group to report state changes to the controller.
The document summarizes the features and capabilities of EFM32 microcontrollers from energymicro. Key points:
- EFM32 microcontrollers use very low active and standby power to maximize battery life, with active currents as low as 160 μA/MHz and standby currents of only 0.9 μA.
- They include various low-power peripherals and energy modes to minimize energy usage. Peripherals can operate autonomously without using the Cortex CPU.
- A range of EFM32 microcontrollers are offered for different applications, with various memory sizes and peripheral options. They are well suited for energy metering, security, health/fitness, industrial and home automation uses.
The document is an owner's manual that contains important safety information. It instructs the owner to carefully read sections on using the unit safely and important notes before operating the unit. These sections provide important information on proper use. It also recommends reading the entire manual to learn how to use all of the unit's features and keeping it handy for future reference.
The document is an owner's manual that provides important safety instructions and notes about operating the unit. It warns the user to read sections on safe use and important notes before operating the unit. Additionally, it recommends reading the entire manual to understand all features and keeping it handy for future reference. The manual contains over 150 safety rules, warnings, and precautions about installation, use, maintenance and technical specifications of the unit.
This document provides instructions for a portable Z-Wave wall controller. It can be included in a Z-Wave network to control other devices and act as a primary controller. The controller has buttons for inclusion, exclusion, association and wakeup functions. It runs on two AAAA batteries and can be mounted on walls using screws or adhesive.
The document provides information about a Z-Wave glass surface 2 channel touch panel switch, including:
1) It can switch two separate loads up to 1100W and is designed for UK pattress boxes.
2) It uses Z-Wave wireless communication at 868.42MHz to control associated devices or scenes.
3) It must be included in a Z-Wave network by a primary controller to communicate with other devices.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Heavy Duty Smart Switch Gen5. It includes steps for mounting the switch, wiring it, adding it to a Z-Wave network using a Z-Stick or Minimote controller, controlling it remotely once set up, and monitoring its energy usage. The switch can control high-powered appliances of up to 40 amps wirelessly.
The document describes a plug-in dimmer that can be used to control lights in a Z-Wave mesh network. It provides specifications on its operating voltage, wireless range, maximum load, and inclusion/exclusion process for a Z-Wave network. Instructions are given on installing the plug-in dimmer by plugging a lamp into it and then information on its operating modes and technical details.
This document provides information about a Z-Wave wall plug dimmer, including:
1) It can dim various light types and has configuration options like an auto-off timer and LED modes.
2) As a Z-Wave device, it can join wireless networks to communicate and be controlled.
3) It has dimming, scheduling, and child protection functions controlled through a local button or wirelessly.
The document provides instructions for physically installing the MultiSensor unit, including two methods for wall or ceiling mounting. It can be mounted flat against the wall using the Back-Mount Plate or at an angle using the Back-Mount Arm. When placed outdoors, the temperature/humidity sensor should face downward. The document also provides specifications for the motion sensor's effective range and a recommendation to occasionally test battery level over time.
The document describes a built-in dimmer that can:
- Dim lights between 6-125 watts and operate via a wireless remote control or integration with smart home systems.
- Be installed behind a wall switch without need for a neutral wire.
- Gradually dim or brighten connected lights when the wall switch is flipped and can create custom lighting scenes.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Smart Switch 6 Z-Wave plug-in module. It can be added to a Z-Wave network using a Z-Stick or Minimote controller by pressing the Action Button while in inclusion mode. It has an RGB LED that indicates output level in Energy mode or can be configured for other uses. Advanced functions and settings like security mode, LED brightness and reset are also described.
This document provides instructions and specifications for a Z-Wave wall dimmer switch compatible with the Busch-Jaeger Duro 2000 design. It can dim lights up to 300W and is controlled via buttons or Z-Wave commands. Installation involves mounting the insert plate into a standard wall box and connecting live and load wires. The device can join a Z-Wave network via inclusion triggered by a button click.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Smart Dimmer 6 Z-Wave dimmer module. It can be used to control lighting and report energy usage. The summary is:
The Aeotec Smart Dimmer 6 is a Z-Wave dimmer module that allows controlling and monitoring of lights and energy usage. It includes an RGB LED for status. To add it to a Z-Wave network, press the Action Button while in inclusion mode on the Z-Stick or Minimote controller. The Smart Dimmer can be configured using home control software and has modes for the RGB LED.
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The document summarizes the development and principles of operation of LVD induction lamps. It discusses:
1. The history of induction lamps and how LVD developed cheaper IC chips to control the ballast and enable dimming functionality.
2. The mechanical construction and electrical model of LVD lamps, which use inductive coupling from coils to energize the plasma without electrodes.
3. The high frequency generator (ballast) circuit controlled by the IC chips, which provides stable power factor correction, protection functions, and dimming control.
4. Performance comparisons that show LVD lamps have high efficacy, long life, good dimming, and lower price than other induction lamps.
This smart color button device is a multifunction switch that can control appliances and dimmers. It has a magnetic back and wall bracket for mounting. It can switch devices on/off, adjust dimming levels, and operate as a timer. The device uses Z-Wave to connect to other devices and supports features like auto-reporting, association groups, and configuration settings.
Mini Zipato drive with energy measurement allows the variation in your interior lighting to create a pleasant atmosphere in your home and also help you to reduce your energy consumption. Actually it is able to transmit the instantaneous power consumption (W) and cumulative (KWh) of equipment attached to it.
This document provides instructions for an in-wall switch module that is Z-Wave enabled and can be used to control AC power and lights. It describes how to include the module in a Z-Wave network, exclude it, reset it, and associate it with other devices. The module can detect overload conditions and includes an on/off button and LED for control and status indication. Installation involves wiring it into a wall box and including and associating it with a remote controller. It supports common command classes and specifications are provided.
This document provides information about a Z-Wave DIN dimmer module used for dimming lights and fans. The module can be controlled through a Z-Wave network or wall switch. It measures power consumption and supports connecting a temperature sensor. The module is small, designed to mount on a DIN rail, and can act as a repeater to improve the Z-Wave network range. Technical specifications, diagrams, instructions and configuration parameters are provided.
This document provides instructions for a wall switch set that can be included in a Z-Wave network and control loads up to 2300W. It has a flush mountable insert compatible with Busch-Jaeger design. Triple clicking a button puts it into inclusion mode to join a network or exclusion mode to leave one.
The document provides installation and setup instructions for the ADEMCO 5843 Switching Module. The 5843 is a wireless receiver module that can operate up to eight wireless transmitters to control a relay-activated device. The summary is:
1. The 5843 wireless receiver module allows up to eight wireless transmitters to control a relay-activated device.
2. Installation instructions include mounting the 5843 in a high, unobstructed location and connecting power and relay wiring.
3. Setup involves enrolling wireless transmitters using the module's dip switches and LED indicators to program transmitter buttons to operate the relay.
The document provides information about a Z-Wave glass surface 4 channel touch panel switch, including:
1. It can switch 4 separate loads up to 1100W and includes or excludes from the Z-Wave network by pressing any key for 3 seconds.
2. As a Z-Wave device, it can control or be controlled by other Z-Wave devices and supports association groups to send commands to associated devices.
3. It has 4 groups to switch associated devices and 1 group to report state changes to the controller.
The document summarizes the features and capabilities of EFM32 microcontrollers from energymicro. Key points:
- EFM32 microcontrollers use very low active and standby power to maximize battery life, with active currents as low as 160 μA/MHz and standby currents of only 0.9 μA.
- They include various low-power peripherals and energy modes to minimize energy usage. Peripherals can operate autonomously without using the Cortex CPU.
- A range of EFM32 microcontrollers are offered for different applications, with various memory sizes and peripheral options. They are well suited for energy metering, security, health/fitness, industrial and home automation uses.
The document is an owner's manual that contains important safety information. It instructs the owner to carefully read sections on using the unit safely and important notes before operating the unit. These sections provide important information on proper use. It also recommends reading the entire manual to learn how to use all of the unit's features and keeping it handy for future reference.
The document is an owner's manual that provides important safety instructions and notes about operating the unit. It warns the user to read sections on safe use and important notes before operating the unit. Additionally, it recommends reading the entire manual to understand all features and keeping it handy for future reference. The manual contains over 150 safety rules, warnings, and precautions about installation, use, maintenance and technical specifications of the unit.
This document provides instructions for a portable Z-Wave wall controller. It can be included in a Z-Wave network to control other devices and act as a primary controller. The controller has buttons for inclusion, exclusion, association and wakeup functions. It runs on two AAAA batteries and can be mounted on walls using screws or adhesive.
The document provides information about a Z-Wave glass surface 2 channel touch panel switch, including:
1) It can switch two separate loads up to 1100W and is designed for UK pattress boxes.
2) It uses Z-Wave wireless communication at 868.42MHz to control associated devices or scenes.
3) It must be included in a Z-Wave network by a primary controller to communicate with other devices.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec by Aeon Labs Heavy Duty Smart Switch Gen5. It includes steps for mounting the switch, wiring it, adding it to a Z-Wave network using a Z-Stick or Minimote controller, controlling it remotely once set up, and monitoring its energy usage. The switch can control high-powered appliances of up to 40 amps wirelessly.
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This document provides information about the MCO Home Glass Touch Switch GEN5 (1 Button) Z-Wave actuator. It can be used to control electrical loads and integrated into a Z-Wave home automation network to be controlled remotely. The switch has a touch button and LED for local control and supports inclusion in Z-Wave scenes. It also includes details on installation, configuration parameters, technical specifications, and explanations of related Z-Wave terms.
The document describes the Aeon Labs Door/Window Sensor, a Z-Wave magnetic contact sensor that sends signals to associated devices when separated from its magnetic piece. It can be included and removed from a Z-Wave network, and associated with up to 6 other Z-Wave devices like lights and switches. The sensor has tamper prevention, low battery alerts, and can be put to sleep via the magnetic contact or settings from a controller.
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The document is a user manual for the MCOHome Touch Panel Switch, a Z-Wave compatible wall switch. It provides specifications for the switch, instructions for installation and inclusion in a Z-Wave network, and operation details. The switch supports basic command class and association command class to control associated devices synchronously. It has a 1-year limited warranty against defects but not against improper installation or use.
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The document provides an operating manual for the Fibaro Flood Sensor, a Z-Wave compatible flood and temperature sensor that can be powered by batteries or 12/24 VDC. It has a built-in temperature sensor, tilt sensor, and LED indicator. The manual describes how to include/exclude the sensor from the Z-Wave network, install it, reset it, and power it in battery or constant power modes. Diagrams show how to connect it to an alarm system or power source.
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This device is a portable Z-Wave wall controller that can control other Z-Wave devices and act as a primary or secondary controller in a Z-Wave network. It includes devices by pressing the Include button for 2 seconds and issues node information frames with triple clicks of the Up/Down buttons. The controller runs on 2 AAA batteries and can be mounted on flat surfaces.
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wiDom Smart Roller Shutter Z-Wave Plus Module ManualDomotica daVinci
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Aeon labs micro_smart energy switch manual
1. In-Wall Electrical Installation Instructions: • Adding/Including/Pairing the Micro Smart Energy
Switch into a Z-Wave Network
IMPORTANT: A licensed electrician with knowledge and
understanding of electrical systems and electrical safety 1. Press the button labeled “Include” on the Aeon Labs
should complete the electrical installation inside the main Minimote to begin the Z-Wave inclusion process.
circuit box (usually located outside of your house).
IMPORTANT: The electricity to the circuit must be shut off
Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch during installation for safety and to ensure that wires are
(In-Wall Z-Wave Appliance Module w/ Energy Monitor) not shortcircuited during insallation which will cause
damage to the Micro Module. Note: To include the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy
Switch with other controllers, please consult the
The Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch must first be operation manual for these controllers on how to
powered by a 3-wire system in order to operate. The wiring include Z-Wave products into an existing network.
diagram is as follows: For instructions on select partner gateways, visit
www.aeon-labs.com/support.
Note: To include the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy
Switch with other controllers, please consult the 2. While the Micro Smart Energy Switch is powered in a
operation manual for these controllers on how to 3-wire system, press the button located near the
include Z-Wave products into an existing network. Status Indication LED. Or alternatively, the external
Introduction: For instructions on select partner gateways, visit switch/button control can be pressed 6 times in quick
www.aeon-labs.com/support. succession.
The Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch is a low-cost Z-
Wave appliance switch specifically used to enable Z-Wave 2. While the Micro Smart Energy Switch is powered in a Troubleshooting: If the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy
command and control (on/off) for existing in-wall switches. 3-wire system, press the button located near the Switch was removed from the Z-Wave network, the Status
It can also report immediate wattage consumption or kWh Status Indication LED. Or alternatively, the external
energy usage over a period of time. Indication LED will be blinking. If the Aeon Labs Smart
switch/button control can be pressed 6 times in quick
succession. Energy Switch was not successfully removed from the Z-
The wireless module is powered from the mains supply and
Wave network, the Status Indication LED will either be solid
is a three-wire design which requires a neutral connection.
Troubleshooting: If the Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy on or off (depending on if the switch is on or off) 10
In the event of power failure, non-volatile memory retains
Switch was not successfully included into any Z-Wave
all programmed information relating to the units operating seconds after the button was last pressed.
network, the LED will be blinking slowly continually. If the
status.
Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch was successfully
included to a Z-Wave network, the Status Indication LED will • Turning On/Off the Micro Smart Energy Switch
It also is a repeater in the Z-Wave network. Acting as a
either be solid on or off (depending on if the switch is on or
bridge for communication, it will forward Z-Wave command
off) 10 seconds after the button was last pressed. Use any of the below methods to allow power through or
messages to their destinations if the originating controller is
cut power from the Micro Smart Energy Switch.
out of range from the destination node. Z-Wave Network Instructions:
• Removing/Resetting the Micro Smart Energy Switch
By taking advantage of the Z-Wave mesh network, o Pressing the button on the external (Wall)
The Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch must be paired from your Z-Wave Network
commands can be routed to their destination via switch will be able to toggle power flow (on/off)
(included) into a Z-Wave network before it can receive Z-
intermediary “listening” Z-Wave products. Products that through the Smart Energy Switch.
Wave commands to turn on/off and report its energy usage. 1. Press the button labeled “Remove” on the Aeon Labs
are Z-Wave certified can be used and communicate with The Smart Energy Switch can only communicate to devices Minimote Stick to begin the Z-Wave removal process.
other Z-Wave certified devices. o Through the usage of Z-Wave commands built
within it’s own Z-Wave network.
into Z-Wave certified controllers and gateways.
Note: The LED on the Micro Smart Energy Switch will blink if (The specific Z-Wave commands supporting this
it is currently not paired into a Z-Wave network. function are the Basic Command Class and
Binary Switch Command Class.) Please consult
the operation manual for these controllers for
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2. specific instructions on controlling the Smart option, to repair, replace or correct any such defect that products, except to the extent that such infringement exists harmful interference in a residential installation. This
Energy Switch. was present at the time of delivery, or to remove the as a result of Aeon Labs‘ manufacturing processes. equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
Products and to refund the purchase price to Customer. frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
o Pressing the button on the Smart Energy Switch IN NO EVENT SHALL AEON LABS BE LIABLE FOR ANY accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
will toggle power flow (on/off) through the The "Warranty Period" begins on the date the Products is INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR interference to radio communications. However,
Smart Energy Switch. delivered and continues for 12 months. CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
PROFITS, REVENUE, OR USE INCURRED BY CUSTOMER OR in a particular installation. If this equipment does
Any repairs under this warranty must be conducted by an ANY THIRD PARTY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION IN CONTRACT, cause harmful interference to radio or television
• Change Mode on the External Switch/Button Control authorized Aeon Labs service representative and under OR TORT, OR OTHERWISE EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE reception, which can be determined by turning the
Aeon Labs’ RMA policy. Any repairs conducted by POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. AEON LABS’ LIABILITY equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
The Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch by default is set unauthorized persons shall void this warranty. AND CUSTOMER’S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY CAUSE OF to correct the interference by one or more of the
to be controlled via 2-state (flip/flop) external wall switch. ACTION ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT following measures:
Pushing the button 6 times in quick succession on the Micro Excluded from the warranty are problems due to accidents, OR THE SALE OR USE OF THE PRODUCTS, WHETHER BASED
Smart Energy Switch will swap between this default mode acts of God, civil or military authority, civil disturbance, war, ON NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF WARRANTY, • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
and the momentary push button external wall switch mode. strikes, fires, other catastrophes, misuse, misapplication, BREACH OF AGREEMENT, OR EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES, IS • Increase the separation between the equipment
storage damage, negligence, electrical power problems, or EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO, AT AEON LABS’ OPTION, and receiver.
modification to the Products or its components. REPLACEMENT OF, OR REPAYMENT OF THE PURCHASE • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
• Monitoring Energy Consumption
PRICE FOR THAT PORTION OF PRODUCTS WITH RESPECT TO different from that to which the receiver is
Aeon Labs does not authorize any person or party to WHICH DAMAGES ARE CLAIMED. ALL CLAIMS OF ANY KIND connected.
The Aeon Labs Micro Smart Energy Switch can report assume or create for it any other obligation or liability in ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT OR THE • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
wattage energy usage or kWh energy usage to a Z-Wave connection with the Products except as set forth herein. SALE OR USE OF PRODUCTS SHALL BE DEEMED WAIVED technician for help.
gateway or controller when requested. If this function is UNLESS MADE IN WRITING WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS
supported by the gateway/controller, the energy Aeon Labs will pass on to Customer all manufacturers’
FROM AEON LABS’S DELIVERY, OR THE DATE FIXED FOR Warning:
consumption will be displayed in the user interface of the Material warranties to the extent that they are transferable,
DELIVERY IN THE EVENT OF NONDELIVERY.
gateway/controller. (The specific Z-Wave commands but will not independently warrant any Material.
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted
supporting energy monitoring are the Meter Command THE INDEMNITY AND WARRANTY IN ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE municipal waste, use separate collection facilities.
Class and Multilevel Sensor Command Class.) Please Customer must prepay shipping and transportation charges
AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER INDEMNITIES OR WARRANTIES,
consult the operation manual for these for returned Products, and insure the shipment or accept
WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED Contact your local government for information regarding
gateways/controllers for specific instructions on monitoring the risk of loss or damage during such shipment and
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A the collection systems available.
the Smart Energy Switch. transportation. Aeon Labs will ship the repaired or
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
replacement products to Customer freight prepaid.
FCC NOTICE (for USA): Certifications (regional):
• Technical Specifications Customer shall indemnify, defend, and hold Aeon Labs and
Aeon Labs’ affiliates, shareholders, directors, officers, THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO
o USA: 110V 60Hz input, 1100W or 10A max output employees, contractors, agents and other representatives OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED
o EU/AU: 230V 50Hz input, 2300W or 10A max output harmless from all demands, claims, actions, causes of action, MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH
proceedings, suits, assessments, losses, damages, liabilities, MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO
Warranty settlements, judgments, fines, penalties, interest, costs and OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
expenses (including fees and disbursements of counsel) of
Aeon Labs warrants to the original purchaser of Products every kind (i) based upon personal injury or death or injury This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
that for the Warranty Period (as defined below), the to property to the extent any of the foregoing is Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
Harmonizing the Smart Home.
Products will be free from material defects in materials and proximately caused either by a defective product (including 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
workmanship. The foregoing warranty is subject to the strict liability in tort) or by the negligent or willful acts or
2. This device must accept any interference received, www.aeon-labs.com
proper installation, operation and maintenance of the omissions of Customer or its officers, employees,
Products in accordance with installation instructions and subcontractors or agents, and/or (ii) arising from or relating including interference that may cause undesired
the operating manual supplied to Customer. Warranty to any actual or alleged infringement or misappropriation of operation. This equipment has been tested and found
claims must be made by Customer in writing within thirty any patent, trademark, mask work, copyright, trade secret to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
(30) days of the manifestation of a problem. Aeon Labs' sole or any actual or alleged violation of any other intellectual pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
obligation under the foregoing warranty is, at Aeon Labs' property rights arising from or in connection with the designed to provide reasonable protection against
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