WARNING!
• To be installed and/or used in accordance with appropriate
electrical codes and regulations.
• If you are unsure about any of these instructions, consult a
qualified electrician.
• Unplug unit when servicing connected lamps.
• Save this instruction sheet. It contains important technical
data along with testing and troubleshooting information
which will be useful after installation is complete.
Specifications and Supported Leads
Power:
Supported Loads:
120 VAC 60Hz
300 Watts
Step 1:
Attach the plug from the lamp to be controlled into
the receptacle of the Lamp Module.
Step 2:
Attach Lamp Module to wall receptacle. Verify that the
receptacle is powered. If the receptacle is powered by a wall
switch, the wall switch must be kept ON at all times for the
module to operate properly.
Step 3:
To join the Lamp Module to a certified HA controller be sure that
the HA controller is open for joining. If the Lamp Module has not
been joined to a network then press and hold the Lamp Module
button. The Lamp Module will continuously blink as it attempts
to join an open HA network.
Upon a successful joining of the Lamp Module to a ZigBee HA
network, the status LED will stop blinking.
If the Lamp Module will not join a Zigbee HA network then:
• Make sure the Lamp Module is powered up.
• Ensure the Lamp Module is within RF range of a routing
device.
• Make sure the target Zigbee network is open for joining.
Step 4
Once the Lamp Module is joined to the Zigbee HA network, use
the certified HA controller to configure the Lamp Module.
Step 5:
If it becomes necessary to remove the Lamp Module from
a Zigbee HA network then you must factory default the
Lamp Module. To factory default the Lamp Module:
1. Remove the Lamp Module from the wall receptacle
2. Press and hold the Lamp Module’s button
3. Reinstall the Lamp Module into the wall receptacle while
holding the button
4. After 2 seconds the status LED will turn ON
5. Once the LED is ON let go of the button
6. The Lamp Module will now be reset to factory defaults and
begin scanning for a ZigBee HA network to join.
Troubleshooting
If the Lamp Module is not working properly, proceed with the
following steps:
1. Make sure the device is being supplied with a 120V, 60 Hz
AC source.
2. Check the lamp that is being controlled. Is it turned on?
3. Make sure the controlled load does not exceed 300 Watts.
4. If the load works locally with the Lamp Module button but
does not respond to network commands, then repeat
installation steps starting with Step 1.
