Geo Ensemble User manual

Ensemble |electricity display
QUICK START GUIDE
Pung you in control of your electricity consumpon
• View your electricity consumpon in real me
• Explore how much electricity you are using
• See if you are above or below your target
• Monitor and control individual appliances
DISPLAY
1 per pack
SMART PLUGS
1 per pack
TRANSMITTER
1 per pack
SENSOR
1 per pack
BRIDGE
1 per pack
Part No. MS01 1042 Measuring CATIII Max voltage 264V~ Max current 75A Warning: Risk of electric shock Refer to User Manual
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Baery
Target symbol
Inner fuel tank
Outer fuel tank
Consumpon units
Smart Plug communicaon
Control Buon
Today arrow
Internet communicaon
Units
Communicaon
Speedometer (figures)
Consumpon currency
Milometer
Timer icon
Smart Plug number
Le, right buons
Group arrow
Tariff
Middle (Set) buon
QSG (page1) DASH RED LINE IS FOR CUTTING (ROUNDED CORNERS)
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QSG (page2)
SAFETY FIRST:
Rest assured it is perfectly safe to clip the sensor onto the mains
cable as the cable is fully insulated, however:
• In the event that there is not enough cable access you MUST
STOP the installaon.
• DO NOT PULL THE MAINS CABLE or try to force the sensor on
if the cable seems too wide, instead please contact our
technical support helpline (see contact details below).
• If the cables going into your electricity meter look perished
(cracked, burned or you can see bare copper), are loose, wet,
or you have any doubts about their condion, DO NOT install
the sensors. Contact a qualified electrician to recfy
the problem.
Step 1 – Display
1. Power the Display using the power supply provided.
2. Whenever the Display is turned ON, you will see the ‘set
clock’ screen.
3. Use the le and right buons on the front of the Display to
adjust the me and date – then press the middle (set) buon
when you have finished.
Step 2 – Transmier
1. Open the unit by pressing the buon, and pulling the outer
cover away from the boom.
2. Remove the baery tab from the Transmier.
3. The red light will flash to show that the baeries are working.
4. On the Display, the will light to show that it is talking to the
Transmier. If the on the Display is flashing please refer to the
user manual.
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Step 3 – Smart Plugs
1. Plug your Smart Plug(s) into an available socket(s).
2. The buon on the front of the Smart Plug will show one of
two colours:
Green: power will be provided to the appliance.
Red: the Smart Plug is isolated and no power will be provided
to the appliance.
3. The , , or on the Display will stop flashing to show
the Smart Plug is in range and acve. If it does not, please refer
to the user manual.
Your display can communicate with up to 6 Smart Plugs.
To purchase addional units, please contact your supplier. LL
Step 4 – Sensor
Single Phase Sensor:
1. At your electricity meter, clip the Sensor around the mains
live cable (please refer to the user manual for examples of live
cables on the meter). You should hear a ‘click’ to indicate the
Sensor has been ghtly closed.
2. Plug the Sensor cable into the boom of the Transmier.
The Display will now start to show the energy you are consuming.
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Online Service
1. Plug the power supply into a mains socket and insert the other
end into the power socket at the back of the bridge.
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2. Using the Ethernet cable provided, connect the bridge to
your broadband router. (The bridge uses DHCP and will get an IP
address automacally from your router)
You will now be able to view your usage and control your devices
online. Go to: energynote.co.uk
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