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Z-Wave LED  Floodlight with

EH403

PIR  Motion Detector

The EH403  is an outdoor security floodlight equipped with Z-Wave wireless communication

capability It features a  PIR  detector to detect motion through movement of heat sources

and a lux sensor  for determining brightness of its surroundings.

When not connected to a  Z-Wave  network, EH403  is  fully operational as  a  standalone

security floodlight. During hours of darkness its PIR  detector turns on the 20W floodlight

when it detects  movement in the protected area.  Its built-in timer will then turn off the

floodlight after a  preset time has  elapsed.  During daylight hours, its  lux  sensor  saves

energy  by deactivating  the motion sensor  and the floodlight. The  lux level and the timer 

can

be set through knobs on the device itself.

When added into a Z-Wave network, EH403 communicates directly with other end 

devices

such  as  smart plugs,  or to report directly to a Z-Wave controller (usually a gateway).  It 

alerts

the controller when motion is detected and through Z-Wave commands, the controller 

can

remotely turn on/off the floodlight at any time and be able to configure its lux level 

and  timer

setting.

This  product supports the S2  security protocol that uses encrypted Z-Wave Plus 

messages

to  communicate to  other security-enabled Z-Wave  Plus  products. A 

security-enabled

Z-Wave Plus  Controller must be used in order to fully utilize the security features 

of this

product.

Product Overview

O Z-Wave PIR  Detector

@ Toughened glass  lens

CD Floodlight housing

@ Mounting  bracket

6

(S) Learn  Button

O  Time off Knob

@  Lux Knob

Note: Please  read this entire instruction manual before you start 

to install the floodlight.

Summary of Contents for EH403

Page 1: ...el and the timer can be set throughknobs on thedevice itself When added intoa Z Wave network EH403 communicatesdirectlywithotherend devices such as smart plugs orto reportdirectlytoa Z Wave controller usually a gateway It alerts the controllerwhen motionis detectedand throughZ Wave commands the controllercan remotely turn on offthe floodlightat any time and be able to configure its lux level and t...

Page 2: ... the cable plug to the wall socket to powerup the unit WARNING be careful not to touch any exposed wire contactsto preventelectrical shock 4 The Link LED will start to blink slowly with2 second on 2 second off for2 minutes which shows the unitdoes notbe paired 5 Within 30 seconds put the Z Wave Controller into inclusion mode 6 The Inclusion process should be completed when the Link LED stops blink...

Page 3: ... directly towards tho detector PIR less sensitive PIR moresensitive For the best results mountthe floodlightontonormalbrickwork1 8 20m above the ground At this height the unitWilldetect movement withinits 110degrees fan shaped detectionpatternup to8m dependingon adjustment 2 Topview 4 Side view SAFETY PRECAUTION DO NOT install when it is raining Isolatethe powersupply beforeInstallation Ensure tha...

Page 4: ... wall switch to allow easy controlof the AC POVER N N 5 Connect the mains power supply to the pre wiredcable providedwiththe fittingas shown above If the connection is made outdoorsa suitablewaterproofIP box must be used tomake theconnections Follow exactly the wire colors as below BROWN Live wire to the mains live connection via a wall switch BLUE Neutral wire to the mains neutralconnection GREEN...

Page 5: ...off before movingagain to test 2 If necessary tiltthe floodlightto achieve desired result The floodlightmay be tilted downwards by up to 300to light the area directly under it Tilting by more than 300may cause issues with the lux sensor as light reflectedback from the area under the floodlight may switch the lux sensor to daylight mode hence turningthe floodlightoff 3 When you are satisfied with t...

Page 6: ...ected to a Z Wave controller the manualsettingswillbe overwrittenby the settings throughtheZ Wave controller Operation Z Wave Group The unit supports either one of twoZ Wave Association Groups Group 1 Association with 1 Controller node Group 2 Association with4 nodes i e end devices such as smartplugs and otherlighting controllers This allows the PIR detectoron the unittotransfer commands directly...

Page 7: ...iggerOFF Groupf Switch BinaryRoport Group f Bastc Set Off Group2 Z Wave commands notrfication Remark otircation irst owor p roup evtce eset oca oti cation rou Installer Icon User Icon Sensor NotificationDevice Sensor NotificationDevice T e Home Secunt Home Securit Association Command Class Group Max Node 1 2 4 Version Protocol Library Protocol Version Manufacturer Manufacturer ID ox0060 AGI Associ...

Page 8: ...Parameter Size 3 2 Range 30 200 Range Default 50 Default 0 1440 minutes 0 0ff 4 MultilevelSensor Reads back the lux level measured Tolerance of 30 lux Level above 250 willbe read back as 250 Sensor Type Precision Scale ox03 1 CommandClasses Size 2 The modulesupports Command Classes including COMMANDCLASS ZWAVEPLUS INFO V2 COMMAND CLASS ASSOCIATION vr COMMAND CLASS ASSOCIATION GRP INFO COMMAND CLAS...

Page 9: ...teps involved when adding or removing the unitfrom the Z Wave network Action Status No node ID Auto Inclusion Manual Inclusion Exclusion FactoryReset This procedure should only be used when the controller is inoperable Description The Z Wave Controllerdoes notallocate a node ID to the unit The power is applied for the first timeand no node ID has been stored in the module or after executingreset 1...

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