SmartHome by Everspring In Wall Dimmer - AD146-0

The module

The Jeedom visual

Summary

This Wall Dimmer Micromodule from SmartHome Europe by Everspring, is designed to control the switching on and off of lights and electrical equipment in your home. It can also provide a dimmer function which is only compatible with bulbs. At a voltage of 230V, this module can support up to 300 Watts in resistive or incandescent charge, or 200 Watts in fluorescent charge.

It can be used in 2-wire mode (without neutral), replacing an existing switch, or three-wire with a conventional supply to the module (Phase + Neutral).

The Wall Dimmer Module is a Z-Wave ™ compatible device which is intended to work with all Z-Wave ™ compatible networks. It can be controlled by a remote control, PC software, or any Z-Wave controller on your network.

Fonctions

• Control a light / device remotely
• Installs behind an existing switch
• ON / OFF function and variation
• Low energy consumption
• Very small, reduced dimensions
• Long range antenna
• Z-Wave Plus technology
• Easily installs in a standard flush-mount box
• Use in 2-wire mode (neutral not necessary)
• Compatible with Led Dimmable bulbs
• Button to include / exclude / associate the module
• Z-Wave repeater function

Technical characteristics

• Type of module : Z-Wave receiver
• Food : 230 V, 50 Hz
• Consumption : 0.5W
• Maximum power :
• Resistive load : 300W
• Incandescent bulb : 300W
• Compact fluorescent bulb : 200W
• Frequency : 868.42 Mhz
• Scope : up to 70 m outdoors, up to 30 m in buildings
• Affichage: LED on the button
• Dimensions : 42mm x 43mm x 16mm

Module data

• Mark : SmartHome by Everspring
• Name : In Wall Dimmer
• Manufacturer ID : 96
• Product Type : 3
• Product ID : 2

Configuration

To configure the OpenZwave plugin and know how to put Jeedom in inclusion, refer to this Documentation.

IMPORTANT

To put this module in inclusion mode, press its button 3 times, in accordance with its paper documentation. It is important to note that this module goes directly into inclusion when it does not belong to any network and it is powered

Once included you should get this :

Commandes

Once the module is recognized, the commands associated with the module will be available.

Here is the list of commands :

• Intensity : This is the command for adjusting the intensity of the light
• We : It is the control that turns on the light
• Off : It is the command that turns off the light
• State : It is the command which allows to know the status of the light

Note that on the dashboard, the State, ON / OFF, intensity information is found on the same icon.

Configuration of the module

You can configure the module according to your installation. To do this, go through the “Configuration” button of Jeedom’s OpenZwave plugin.

You will arrive on this page (after clicking on the parameters tab)

Parameter details :

• 1 : This parameter defines the status value command, it is not advisable to change this value.
• 2 : This parameter defines the delay for sending the change of state to group 1 (value between 3 and 25 seconds)
• 3 : This parameter is used to define whether the switch will resume its status (ON or OFF) after a power recovery.
• 4 : This parameter defines the type of switch (push / bistable)
• 5 : This parameter defines whether the switch will operate in dimming mode or on / off mode

Groupes

This module has 2 association groups.

IMPORTANT

At least Jeedom should end up in group 1

Good to know

Specificities

• Status feedback cannot be configured within 3 seconds.

Wakeup

No notion of wake up on this module.