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Thank you for purchasing the ZWCFS1 Z-Wave enabled Wireless Water & Freeze Alarm. Leaking pipes, corroded water heaters,

fixtures in bathrooms and laundry rooms, automatic water and ice dispensers, etc. can all cause water damage. The ZWCFS1 is a

Z-Wave™ enabled device and will send a water leak alert on any Z-Wave™ enabled network. ZWCFS1 sensors are most effective

at water damage prevention when properly used with a WaterCop Z–wave automatic shut off valve (sold separately). However,

a ZWCFS1 unit that is not in a Z-Wave™ network will still alert you to water leaks using the audio alarm.

Specifications:

Power:

One 3.6V 1/2AA 1200mAh Lithium Battery,

ER14250J, LS14250 or equivalent

Calculated to be 1 to 2 years with no alarms

Battery Life:

and default Z-Wave™ network settings.

908.42MHz (US)

Frequency Range:

Distance Range:

Max 100ft line of sight in unobstructed

environment

Product Size (LxWxD):

2.4" x 1.6" x 0.8"

0.2 lb

Product Weight:

Operating Temperature: -10˚C (14F) to +70˚C (158F)

Reported Temperature:

Reported temperature is at the unit and has

a +/- 2˚C accuracy

Any Z-Wave™ enabled network and controller

System Requirement:

Testing the ZWCFS1

Moisten a paper towel and place over both of the small metal pads on the

back of the water sensor until you hear the audible alarm sound. The

water alarm may take up to 4 or 5 seconds before it sounds. If the alarm

fails to sound, your battery may be old or dead or incorrectly installed, the

sensor may not be moist enough, or the water sensor may be damaged.

If you do hear the audible alarm, remove the moistened paper towel,

dry the small metal pads of any water residue, and hold the button for

2 seconds to clear the alarm. You can then add your water alarm to any

Z-Wave™ enabled network and controller.

Using the ZWCFS1 in a

Z-Wave™ Network

The button in the rear casing is used for

including or excluding the ZWCFS1 in a

Z-Wave™ network. Refer to your controller's

User Manual for specific details on network

inclusion, exclusion, and association.

Press this button

DynaQuip Controls • 10 Harris Industrial Park • St. Clair, MO 63077

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Z-Wave Wireless Water & Freeze

Alarm:

Instruction Manual

Inclusion in (adding to) a network: 1) Set up the inclusion mode at the

controller; 2) Press and hold the button for approx. 2 seconds until the

controller indicates the unit has been included in the network. Also, a

beep will be heard when the inclusion completes. Inclusion and exclusion

are always done at normal transmit power mode.

Exclusion from (Removing from) a network: 1) Set up the exclusion mode

at the controller; 2) Press and hold the button for approx. 2 seconds until

the controller indicates the unit has been removed from the network. A

beep will also be heard when the exclusion completes.

Awake Mode: To remain awake and listen for commands (when in a

network), press and hold the button for at least 2 seconds. The ZWCFS1

will stay awake for approx. 30 seconds.

Association: Once in a network, a controller can be used to associate the

ZWCFS1 with other devices in the Z-Wave™ network, such as a light or

another remote audible alarm. Refer to your controller's documentation

on how to associate the ZWCFS1 to another device in your network. The

ZWCFS1 supports two association groups. A maximum of 5 associated

devices are allowed in each group.

The ZWCFS1 sends the Basic Set Command to the associated nodes

assigned to Group 1 to convey that a water Alarm is active. If no nodes

are assigned to Group 1, then a Binary Sensor Report (value = 0xFF) is

broadcast. The reports are sent at regular intervals while the water alarm

is active. When the water alarm is cleared via the button, one additional

report (with status = no alarm) is sent.

The ZWCFS1 sends the Basic Set Command to the associated nodes

assigned to Group 2 to convey that a Freeze Alarm is active. If no nodes

are assigned to Group 2, then a Binary Sensor Report (value = 0xFF) is

broadcast. The reports are sent at regular intervals while the freeze alarm

is active. When the freeze alarm is cleared due to temperature rise, one

additional reports (with status = no alarm) is sent.

During an alarm

If water is detected at the monitoring location, the unit will sound an

82 decibel, audible alarm and will send an alert message to the Z-Wave™

network (if included in the network already). Pressing and holding the

button for 2 seconds will clear the Water Alarm. If freezing conditions

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are detected, no audible alarm will sound but an alert message is sent to

the Z-Wave™ network (if included in the network). Depending on your

Z-Wave™ controller, it is possible to receive a remote alert. For example,

with some gateway controllers, you can receive an email or cell phone

text message when an alarm is activated. With a gateway's remote access

and depending on your specific controller's capabilities you will be able

to check the status of any ZWCFS1 in your network.

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