Salus Sc428zw Operation manual

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Installation/

User Guide

SC428ZW

SmartPlug

(888) 387-2587

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Instructions may change without notice, always check

www.salusinc.com for the latest installation details.

Safety Instructions

Read these instructions carefully before installing and using the

Z-Wave SmartPlug and keep this guide in a safe place for future

reference.

• Verify compatibility with your home network before

installation.

• Follow all instructions provided by the manufacturer of your

home network regarding the addition of devices to your

connected home system. An authorized, qualied installer

may be required.

Salus accepts no responsibility for damage caused

by not following these instructions.

Product Introduction

The Salus Z-Wave SmartPlug switch is a connected AC switch

that is compatible with Z-Wave networks. This device provides

ON/OFF control and measures the power/energy consumption

of the attached AC appliance. Key features include:

• Quick and easy installation

• Support for Z-Wave connected home networks

• Support for loads up to 15Amps (resistive).

• SmartStart functionality using the QR code on the device.

SmartStart enabled products can be added into a Z-Wave

network by scanning the Z-Wave QR Code present on the

product with a controller providing SmartStart inclusion. No

further action is required and the SmartStart product will be

added automatically within 10 minutes of being switched on in

the network vicinity.

Compliance Note: This product can be operated in any

Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certied devices from other

manufacturers. All AC powered nodes within the network will act as

repeaters regardless of vendor to increase reliability of the network.

act as signal repeaters regardless of manufacturer.

Note: Additional equipment may be required due to building

construction or materials, or other radio interference that may

reduce the radio range.

Item Description

Plug NEMA 5-15 (Type B) plug. Compatible with US

and Canadian 120VAC/15A electrical outlets

Socket NEMA 5-15 (Type B) outlet. Compatible with

US/Canadian 120VAC/15A electrical plugs

Multi Button Multi-function user input button: Pair, Rejoin,

Factory Defaults, and On/O

Hidden LED Red/Green LED status indicator

Controls and Indicators

Add (Include) a device to a network

• Refer to the instructions for your Z-Wave certied controller to

add a device to the Z-Wave network.

• Locate the Device Speci Key (DSK) label located on the back

(plug side) of the SmartPlug. Scan QR code to obtain DSK.

• Plug the SmartPlug switch into an AC outlet at the desired

location to account for any radio interference.

• Press the Multi Button once to initiate adding the device to the

network.

Remove (Exclude) a device from a network

• Refer to the instructions for your Z-Wave certied controller to

remove a device to the Z-Wave network.

• Press the Multi Button once to remove the switch from the

network.

Using the Switch

Note: After being plugged in, there is a slight delay before the

SmartPlug switch starts measuring energy and responding to the

button or remote commands.

Turn O/On

• Press the Multi Button to toggle the SmartPlug switch between

O and On.

Reset to Factory Defaults

• Press and hold the Multi Button for more than 10 seconds.

The amber LED will be illuminated for 2 seconds while it searches

for the network. Please use this procedure only when the network

primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.

Socket

Plug

Hidden LED

Multi

Button

531ESZA2AP1AC10

Troubleshooting

Will Not Pair

• Radio interference is present at the desired location.

1. Relocate the Z-Wave receiver,

2. Select a dierent location for the switch, or

3. Add a Z-Wave repeater to the system.

Loss of Connection After Pairing

• Make sure Z-Wave receiver is operating

• Radio environment may have changed:

1. Reset to factory defaults to search for a better path.

2. Apply radio interference solutions above.

No Appliance Power When Switch LED is On

• Make sure the attached appliance switch is on.

• Make sure the appliance can be controlled via the

AC supply.

Note: Appliances with “soft” on/o buttons cannot be turned on by

turning the AC supply ON.

Specifications

Power up without Network Red LED ashes 5 times in

0.5 sec. on/0.5 sec. o

Power up with Network Red LED ashes 5 times in

0.2 sec. on / 0.1 sec. o

Relay is ON Green LED

Relay is OFF Red LED

Factory Reset Amber LED for 2 seconds

Overcurrent Protection Flashing Green

0.2 sec on / 0.2 sec. o

Operating

Conditions 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)

< 90% humidity (non-condensing)

Storage

Conditions -4°F to 185°F (-20°C to 85°C)

< 90% humidity (non-condensing)

Protocols

Supported Z-Wave

RF Frequency 908.42MHz, ISM band

Input 120VAC +/-10%, 60 Hz

Maximum

Switch Current 15 Amp resistive

Dimensions

(w x h x d)

Including Plug:

2.13” x 1.46” x 2.32” (54 x 37 x 59 mm)

Not including plug:

2.13” x 1.46” x 1.49” (54 x 37 x 38mm)

Z-Wave SmartPlug (SC428ZW)

Installation/User Guide

Basic Set Command

Basic Set (0x00) = Binary Switch Set (0x00)

Basic Set (0xFF) = Banary Switch Set (0xFF)

Basic Get = Binary Switch Get

Basic Report = Binary Switch Report

DSK Label

(located on

back)

Events

Association Group

Using association group, the Smart Plug is able to command or notify another device

of a Z-Wave® network.

Group Group Name

1Lifeline

2Follow State

3Follow Complementary State

4Metering - High Threshold-Set On/Off

5Metering - Low Threshold-Set On/Off

SMC-QG-SC428ZW-202101v1

Z-Wave User Configuration

Parameter Description Values Size

Byte) Default

1Status when

powered up

0 = Off

1 = On

2 = Status when last powered

1 2

Enable/

Disable for

Group 2 & 3

0 = Group 2 & 3 disabled

1 = Group 2 enabled

2 = Group 3 enabled

3 = Group 2 & 3 enabled

1 3

5Overvoltage

Alarm (V) 1-200 = Overvoltage Alarm threshold 2132

6Overcurrent

Alarm (mA) 1-15000 = Overcurrent Alarm threshold 215000

Power

Change

Report

1 - 100 = % Power Change to Send Report 110

Overload

Power Re-

port

1 – 1980 = 1 to 1980W 21980

23 Energy

Report 1 – 327 = 1 KWh to 327 KWh 2 1

24 Metering

Report 30 – 32767 = 30 – 32767 seconds to send report 23600

25 High Power

Threshold

0 = High Power Threshold disabled

1 – 32767 = High Power Threshold (Watts) 21980

26 Low Power

Threshold

0 = Low Power Threshold disabled

1 – 32767 = High Power Threshold (Watts) 2 5

Power

Threshold

Action

1 = Power Threshold Action disabled

2 = Power High Threshold is enabled and send OFF

to group 4

4 = Power High Threshold is enabled and send ON

to group 4

8 = Power Low Threshold is enabled and send OFF

to group 5

16 = Power Low Threshold is enabled and send ON

to group 5

12 = 4 AND 8

112

User Event Notification Type Notification Event

Overvoltage

threshold is met

Power Management

(0x08)

Overvoltage Detected

(0x07)

Overcurrent

threshold is met

Power Management

(0x08)

Overcurrent Detected

(0x06)

Overload

threshold is met

Power Management

(0x08)

Overload Detected

(0x08)

Group 1 - Lifeline