Alderon Industries Vizzyalarm VZW-02 User manual

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Introduction
Before proceeding with the installation or operation of the product, make sure to read all
instructions thoroughly, as well as complying with all Federal, State and Local Codes,
Regulations and Practices. The product must be installed by qualied personnel familiar
with all applicable local electrical and mechanical codes. Refer to the National Electrical
Code (NFPA 70). Failure to properly install and test this product can result in personal injury
or equipment malfunction.
Safety Guidelines
Description of Operation
The Vizzyalarm™ 1-Zone WiFi Alarm is an indoor rated alarm panel, powered by a standard 120VAC wall outlet. The
green power LED will illuminate (solid) when powered. The Vizzyalarm™ is a multipurpose alarm panel that can be used
for a variety of applications, including but limited to: septic tanks, sumps, holding tanks, pump chambers, water tanks, ow,
pressure, condensate, temperature, and any others where a “dry” contact can be connected to the alarm panel. Connect
and register your wireless device to the Alderon™ cloud based Vizzy.site™ to begin monitoring and receiving text and email
alerts for system conditions.
The alarm panel is equipped with audible and visual alarm indication, activated by a normally open or normally closed
sensor wired to the terminals and/or the low battery alarm detection. A variety of sensors can be used such as a oat
switch, pressure switch, or any “dry” type sensor that “closes” during an alarm condition (normally open or normally closed).
Installing (3) AA batteries (not included) provides battery backup during power outages. Use the auxiliary contacts to
connect to building automation systems (BAS) and phone dialers. Multiple sensors (signaling device) can be connected for
expanded monitoring.
An alarm condition occurs when the sensor (signaling device) contact is activated, during which the red alarm LED will
illuminate (solid), buzzer will annunciate (solid), and the auxiliary contacts will activate. The alarm condition will stay on until
the sensor is deactivated. If the test/silence pushbutton is pressed during an alarm condition, it will silence the buzzer while
the alarm LED remains on (solid) with activated auxiliary contacts (alarm LED slow ash). The silence condition will reset
when the sensor deactivates and the alarm panel will auto reset for the next alarm cycle.
1. DISCONNECT ALL ELECTRICAL SERVICE BEFORE WORKING ON OR HANDLING THE PRODUCT.
2. DO NOT USE WITH FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE FLUIDS SUCH AS GASOLINE, FUEL OIL, KEROSENE, ETC.
DO NOT USE IN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES.
3. ALARM PANEL MUST BE MOUNTED INDOORS. FOR OUTDOOR APPLICATIONS, CONSULT FACTORY.
Specications
Primary Power
120VAC, 50/60 Hz
Circuit Board Primary Power
11.1VDC, 500mA maximum
Circuit Board Secondary Power
4.5VDC, (3) standard AA batteries
(battery backup; not included)
Field Connection Sensor
3-10VAC/DC, 10mA minimum
(signaling device)
Auxiliary Contacts
30VDC, 700mA maximum
Normally Open; Single Pole, Single Throw
Enclosure
Thermoplastic
5 x 4 x 1.3 (inches)
Type 1, Indoor
Removable cover
Certications
CSA (US and Canada)
FCC Part 15 (US and Canada)
Three-Year Limited Warranty
LEDs
Green (power), Red (alarm),
and Blue (Vizzy/WiFi)
Buzzer
85 dB @ 10-feet
Wall-Mounted Power Supply
120VAC, 50/60 Hz (input)
11.1VDC, 500mA maximum (output)
(6-foot cord)
Operation, Maintenance, and Installation Manual
Vizzyalarm™1-Zone Alarm
WiFi, Model: VZW-02 | Rated Type 1 (Indoor), Alarm Panel

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1. To install/replace the batteries for the backup power feature, remove the enclosure cover (Fig. 1) and install one (1) AA
battery into each of the battery receptacles of the alarm panel (3 total / Fig. 2). Make sure to have the proper orientation
of the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of each battery to ensure a secure connection. After installing the batteries,
the green power LED should illuminate (slow ash). To perform a quick test, press and hold the test/silence pushbutton
(Fig. 2 and Fig. 3) to activate the alarm. If properly installed, all of the LEDs should illuminate (quick ash) and then after
approximately 5-6 seconds, the buzzer should annunciate (quick pulse). Immediately release the test/silence pushbutton
after the buzzer annunciates a quick pulse tone to end the test. Leave the enclosure cover off until both step 3 and
step 4 are completed for sensor and auxiliary contact wiring.
CAUTION: Holding the test/silence pushbutton for longer than 5-6 seconds along with the buzzer quick pulse tone will
change the low battery alarm enable or disable setting (approximately 9-10 seconds; total elapsed time). See complete user
guide for settings information and page 4 to test auxiliary contacts separately.
WARNING: Do not connect AC power from a standard wall outlet or receptacle to the alarm panel until all steps of the
installation are complete and the system is ready for testing.
Installation of the Alarm Panel
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2. Determine the mounting location for the alarm panel and leave the enclosure cover off. Make sure power outlet (120VAC,
50/60 Hz) is within 5-feet of the alarm panel (Fig. 4). The power outlet should be on a separate circuit breaker from any
other device and not on a switched receptacle to maintain system integrity. Mount the alarm panel using two (2) #6
self-tapping screws (not included / Fig. 5). Use two (2) #8 plastic anchors (not included / Fig. 6) if mounting the alarm
panel to sheet rock.
(Fig. 3)(Fig. 1)
(Fig. 6)(Fig. 5)(Fig. 4)
5 ft. Max
(Fig. 2)
2A = Battery Receptacles
2B = (3) AA Batteries
2C = Test/Silence Pushbutton
2D = Power LED (green)
2E = Alarm LED (red)
2F = Vizzy/WiFi LED (blue)
2G = Alarm Buzzer
2A
2F
2E
2B
2C
2D
2G
+
+
+
+
-
+
-
+
-
2A
(without batteries)

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(Fig. 7; auxiliary contacts)
(Fig. 9)
Auxiliary Contacts:
Terminals AUX
Connects to external monitoring device
Normally Open; Single Pole, Single Throw
30VDC, 700mA maximum
Note: The auxiliary dry contacts of the alarm panel are normally open ONLY,
recommended to use 18 gauge 2-conductor wire. Used for remote monitoring.
Sensor/Signaling Device:
Terminals ALARM
Zone-1 Alarm
Normally Open or Normally Closed
3-10VAC/DC, 10mA minimum
Note: Use normally open sensors (signaling device) for high level alarm indication
and normally closed sensors (signaling device) for low level alarm indication.
3. If connecting to an existing alarm security system or building automation system (BAS), use 18 gauge 2-conductor wire to
connect the existing product to the AUX inputs on the terminal block (Fig. 7). See below for wiring information. The
auxiliary contacts are activated when the sensor (signaling device) contacts are “closed” during an alarm condition
(normally open or normally closed). When connected, run the wire(s) towards the bottom/center of the alarm panel to go
through the wiring access hole once the enclosure cover is replaced (Fig. 9 and Fig. 10).
4. Connect the sensor (signaling device) to the ALARM inputs on the terminal block (Fig. 8). See below for wiring
information. The alarm is activated when any “dry” type sensor that “closes” during an alarm condition (normally open or
normally closed). When connected, run the wire(s) towards the bottom/center of the alarm panel to go through the wiring
access hole once the enclosure cover is replaced (Fig. 9 and Fig. 10).
Note: When installing a sensor or device, always refer to its installation instructions for complete operating information.
CAUTION: Route all wires away from sharp objects and internal components when installing wires.
Installation of the Alarm Panel (continued)
5. After the wiring is completed and before replacing the enclosure cover, run the wire(s) towards the bottom/center of the
alarm panel to go through the wiring access hole once the enclosure cover is replaced (Fig. 9 and Fig. 10).
CAUTION: Route all wires away from sharp objects and internal components when installing wires.
(Fig. 10)
Vizzyalarm™ 1-Zone WiFi Alarm Panel - Installation Instructions
(Fig. 8; sensor/signaling device)
(BAS)
(ALARM)

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Testing the Alarm Panel
1a. Test the alarm panel by pressing and holding the test/silence
pushbutton (Fig. 12). If properly installed, all of the LEDs should
illuminate (quick ash) and then after approximately 5-6 seconds,
the buzzer should annunciate (quick pulse). Immediately release
the test/silence pushbutton after the buzzer annunciates a quick
pulse tone to end the test. After the test/silence pushbutton is
released, the alarm panel will auto reset for the next alarm cycle.
Test product weekly to ensure system integrity.
CAUTION: Holding the test/silence pushbutton for longer than 5-6 seconds
along with the buzzer quick pulse tone will change the low battery alarm
enable or disable setting (approximately 9-10 seconds; total elapsed time).
See complete user guide for settings information and step 1c below to test
auxiliary contacts separately.
6. Plug the alarm panel power supply into a standard wall outlet or
receptacle (120VAC, 50/60 Hz), and then plug the quick connect
of the power supply cord into the incoming power receptacle of
the alarm panel. The green power LED should illuminate (solid)
when powered (Fig. 11).
(Fig. 13)
(Fig. 12)
(Fig. 11)
Installation of the Alarm Panel (continued)
1b. Test the alarm panel by activating the sensor (signaling device)
(Fig. 13). The alarm LED should illuminate (solid), buzzer should
annunciate (solid), and auxiliary contacts should activate. Press
the test/silence pushbutton and the buzzer should silence while
the alarm LED remains on (solid) with activated auxiliary contacts
(alarm LED slow ash). After the sensor is deactivated, the alarm
panel will auto reset for the next alarm cycle. Test product weekly
to ensure system integrity.
Note: If multiple sensors are used, perform a test for each sensor connected
to the alarm panel to ensure complete system operation.
Vizzyalarm™ 1-Zone WiFi Alarm Panel - Installation Instructions
5 ft. Max
1c. Test the auxiliary contacts by pressing and holding the test/silence
pushbutton immediately followed by pressing and holding the
WiFi/connect pushbutton (Fig. 14). The auxiliary contacts
connected to the AUX inputs on the terminal block should activate
(alarm LED slow ash). When the WiFi/connect pushbutton is
released, the auxiliary contacts connected to the AUX inputs on
the terminal block should deactivate.
Note: Once the test/silence pushbutton is released, it will exit the auxiliary
contacts testing mode.
(Fig. 14)
AUX
Building Automation System (BAS)
Another High Water Alarm
Any Monitoring System

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Vizzyalarm™ 1-Zone WiFi Alarm Panel - Installation Instructions
Once all the steps of the wiring, installation, and testing are completed, the alarm panel is ready to be connected and
registered to the Alderon™ cloud based Vizzy.site™ to begin monitoring and receiving text and email alerts for system
conditions. Choose your preferred method of connecting the alarm panel to a WiFi network, either WPS or HTTP. See below
for instructions on how to setup the network connection and an example of connecting using a mobile phone (step 1b).
Connecting the Alarm Panel to WiFi Network
1a. WPS Mode:
Press and hold the WiFi/connect pushbutton for more than
5-seconds or until the blue WiFi LED ashes slowly (Fig. 15).
Then, release the WiFi/connect pushbutton and press the WPS
button on the router to pair the device with an IP address.
Note: Once the alarm panel has been placed into the WPS mode, there is
approximately 2-minutes to establish a connection with the router before the
WPS settings mode times out. After the connection has been established
and the WiFi LED turns solid (Fig. 19), skip to page 6 step 1 if using a WPS
connection to register the device.
(Fig. 15)
(slow ash)
(5+ seconds)
(Fig. 16)
(quick ash)
(0.5 - 5 seconds)
1b. HTTP Mode:
Press and hold the WiFi/connect pushbutton for less than
5-seconds or until the blue WiFi LED ashes quickly (Fig. 16).
Then, release the WiFi/connect pushbutton and use a mobile
phone, laptop, or computer that is within range of the alarm
panel to pair the device with an IP address.
Note: Once the alarm panel has been placed into the HTTP mode, there
is approximately 2-minutes to establish a connection with the preferred
electronic device before the HTTP settings mode times out. See connection
example below.
Switch Mode Type: If you are in either WPS or HTTP mode and wish to cancel
the current settings mode, press the WiFi/connect pushbutton for approximately
1-second to start over. The alarm panel default setting for a canceled connection
function is HTTP mode (less than 5-second press and hold), with the blue WiFi LED
ashing quickly (Fig. 16).
(Fig. 19)
(solid)
(Fig. 17) (Fig. 18)
Connection Example with Mobile Phone:
Prior to registering the device (page 6 step 1) using HTTP mode,
you must rst connect the alarm panel. Once the alarm panel has
been placed into HTTP settings mode with the blue WiFi LED
ashing quickly (Fig. 16):
i. Go into the mobile phone settings, click/tap on WiFi network
ii. Locate the Vizzy™ device model with ID, then click/tap to
sign-in (Fig. 17)
iii. The available networks should display on the Vizzy.site™
web page, click/tap on preferred network (Fig. 18)
iv. Enter the network name and password, then click/tap the
Connect button to connect the Vizzy™ device to the preferred
network (Fig. 18)
v. The blue WiFi LED should switch from a quick ash (Fig. 16)
to solid, indicating the Vizzy™ device is connected to an IP
address (Fig. 19)

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Registering the Alarm Panel to Vizzy.site™
1. Select a preferred web browser on the mobile phone, laptop, or
computer used to established an IP address with the alarm panel
and log into: https://portal.vizzy.site (Fig. 20). To set up an
account, click/tap “Don’t have an account?” on the log-in screen to
create your username and password. If you already have an
account, enter your username and password. Once your information
has been entered, click/tap the Login button.
IMPORTANT: The email and mobile phone number that are used to create the
account will be where the alarm notications are sent by default. Additional
emails and mobile phone numbers can be added by the account owner.
(Fig. 20)
(Fig. 23)
(Fig. 22)
(Fig. 21)
TEST
SILENCE
2. If you are a new user, you will be automatically directed to the
device registration page once signed-in to the account. If you
already have an account with one (1) or more devices, click/tap
“Register New Device” for additional devices. Enter your Vizzy™ ID
(VID) number which is located on the inside cover of the alarm
panel enclosure (Fig. 21). After entering your VID number, click/tap
the Register button to nish the registration process.
3. Before you can complete the registration process, you will rst
be prompted to press the test/silence pushbutton on the alarm
panel to send a test message to the server (Fig. 22). Press the
test/silence pushbutton and await the “Success - You may now
complete the registration” text to appear on the screen with a
green check mark symbol. Once the success message is received,
click/tap the Complete Registration button (Fig. 23).
4. After you have clicked/tapped on the Complete Registration button
(Fig. 23), you have successfully connected the Vizzy™ device to
WiFi and registered the Vizzy™ device to the Alderon™ cloud
based Vizzy.site™ to begin monitoring system conditions.