Greenwave Reality d b a Greenwave Systems GGL30 Lighting Gateway User Manual gen 1 01 en lighting user guide DRAFT 2011 11 11

Greenwave Systems Pte. Ltd. Lighting Gateway gen 1 01 en lighting user guide DRAFT 2011 11 11

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Table of Contents Lighting Kit Overview 1 Basic Concepts of Wireless Lighting 2 Planning Your Lighting Network 2 Installation 6 Installation without a Gateway 7 Installation with a Gateway 9 Remote Control 12 Turning Lights on and Off 14 Dimming and Brightening Lights 14 Programming Lighting Groups 15 Adding Additional Light Bulbs to the Network 17 Adding Additional Remote Controls to the Network 19 Installing Batteries 20 Mobile Application 22 Gateway 23 Adding a Gateway to a Lighting Network 26 Troubleshooting 27 Safety Information 30 About GreenWave 32 Product Specifications 34
1 Lighting Kit Overview The GreenWave Reality lighting kit includes a wireless smart lighting system that helps make the lighting in your home more energy efficient and easier to manage. The kit includes LED light bulbs and a remote control that work together to help you manage your lighting wirelessly. Depending on your lighting kit, it may also include a GreenWave Reality Gateway, which provides an enhanced network connection to your light bulbs. This Gateway connection allows you to use your smartphone to set up and manage your home lighting system and to set up user-defined Smart Controls to set schedules and other controls for automatically turning your lighting on or off.
2 Basic Concepts of Wireless Lighting Wireless light bulbs work with your light fixtures the same way as standard light bulbs. They are different, however, in a couple of ways: • The lighting element in the light bulb uses LED technology, making your lighting more energy efficient. • The light bulb includes wireless technology that allows the light bulb to connect to a network and be managed remotely. Because the light bulbs can be connected to a network, you have greater flexibility in how you use them. For example, you can program your lighting network so that when you press a button upon arriving home, an entryway and a hallway light turn on. Or when you go to bed, your remote control can turn off all lights on the network. Planning Your Lighting Network Whether you have only one wireless light bulb, or you are replacing your entire home lighting with wireless light bulbs, you should plan how you want the lighting on your network to behave. For example, if you only have one light bulb you might want to place it in a central location that would be optimum for turning on and off when you are away or arrive home. If you have multiple light bulbs, however, you might want to set them up in lighting groups to be able to better manage them across your home.
3 Lighting Groups A lighting group is a set of network light bulbs that you can control together through your remote control or mobile application (for kits with a Gateway). For example, you might have a lighting group that includes light bulbs on the same floor. Or you might have a group that includes hallway and entryway lights, making it easy to turn on or off as you arrive or leave home. All light bulbs in the same group turn on and off together and brighten or dim to the same level. A light bulb can belong to more than one lighting group, allowing you to include it in different groups for different purposes. There are some limitations: • One light bulb can belong to a maximum of eight different lighting groups. • One remote control can control up to four different lighting groups. • You can add additional remote controls to add four more lighting groups per remote control. • The Gateway (if included) does not have lighting group limitations other than the eight-group limit on light bulbs. Multi-fixture Lights When installing light bulbs or setting up lighting groups, you should consider how you want multi-fixture lights to behave. Since power to the light has to remain on (so the remote control or mobile application can access the light bulb) you would either use all network light bulbs in a multi-fixture light or no network light bulbs at all. If you are using network light bulbs in a multi-fixture light, you should add them all to the same group so that they turn on and off together (though you do not have to).
4 Network Range As with any remote control, your lighting kit’s remote control must be within range of your lighting network to be able to control your lighting. However, this does not mean that it has to be within range of any particular light bulb. Since the light bulbs on your network are interconnected across the network, they can pass commands to each other as long as they are within network range of each other. This means that a nearby light bulb can receive your remote control command and pass that command across the network of connected light bulbs, ultimately to a light bulb you want to control in a distant room. Because of this effect, larger homes would make better use of having more network light bulbs spread across the home, maintaining a distance that allows each light bulb to communicate with one another. If you are using the mobile application (for kits with a Gateway), the only restriction for your smartphone is that it maintains network connectivity with the Gateway. If your Gateway is connected to the Internet through a router, you could even access your lighting network from your smartphone from a remote location. Maximum Number of Light Bulbs If your lighting network includes a Gateway, you can install up to 250 light bulbs on the same network. If you are using only a remote control, you can install up to 40 light bulbs. Power and Power Failure with Wireless Light Bulbs Wireless light bulbs are powered through light fixtures the same way standard light bulbs are. However, you must leave the light fixtures in the on position so that power is available when using your remote control to turn the
5 wireless light bulbs on and off. If power is removed from a light bulb, whether from power failure or from manually turning off the light fixture, the light bulb will of course turn off. When power is restored, all network light bulbs affected by the power failure, regardless of whether they were previously on or off, will automatically turn on at full brightness (even if their previous setting was not full brightness). The affected light bulbs will maintain their previous network and lighting group settings.
6 Installation Because of the wireless network technology inside each light bulb, installation involves more than simply attaching the light bulb to a light fixture. You must also set up your light bulb to work on your lighting network. This chapter explains how to install your lighting kit and add the light bulbs to your network. The steps you must follow depend on whether or not your lighting kit includes a Gateway: • If your kit does not include a Gateway, perform only the steps under the Installation without a Gateway section in this chapter. • If your kit includes a Gateway, perform only the steps under the Installation with a Gateway section in this chapter. Important: For the Gateway installation, you must also have an iPhone or iPad so that you can use the required mobile application to manage your lighting network. If you do not have the required iPhone or iPad you can follow the installation instructions under the section titled Installation without a Gateway, and manage your lighting network with the remote control.
7 Installation without a Gateway Note: Perform these steps only if your kit does not include a Gateway. If your kit includes a Gateway, perform the steps in the Installation with a Gateway section in this chapter. To install your lighting system without a Gateway, you must perform the following tasks: 1. Prepare the remote control. 2. Install the light bulbs to light fixtures and add to network. 1. Prepare the Remote Control Insert two AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries (included) into the remote control, as shown in the Remote Control chapter. The first time you insert batteries, the primary LED light will flash while the remote control determines the best signal for your lighting system. When this process is complete, the LED light will remain on for approximately five seconds. When the LED light turns off, your remote control is ready. Note that this process occurs only during initial battery installation and does not occur when you replace batteries in the future. 2. Install Light Bulbs to Fixtures and Add to Network Note: This step applies only for initial installation of the light bulbs that came with your lighting kit. For adding light bulbs to your lighting network in the future, refer to the Remote Control chapter.
8 Before installing the light bulbs, determine the appropriate locations in your home for installing them. The Lighting Kit Overview chapter provides information on planning your lighting network. When you are ready to install the light bulbs, perform the following steps: a. Keep your remote control nearby since you will need it as part of the light bulb installation process. b. Make sure power to the fixture where you are installing the first light bulb is turned OFF. c. Install a network light bulb into the fixture as you would any standard light bulb. d. Turn power to the fixture on. The light bulb begins to brighten and dim while finding the remote control’s network. e. While the light bulb is brightening and dimming, press the {???PRG-ON???} buttons on the remote control. The primary LED light will flash while the light bulb is being added to the network (the remote control will remain in this mode and flash for approximately five minutes to give you time to install any remaining light bulbs). When the light bulb has been added to the network, it will turn on at full brightness. f. Leave the fixture switch ON so that power is available when using your remote control to turn the light bulb on and off. g. Install the next light bulb by repeating steps a – f. Remember, if the primary LED light on the remote control is still flashing from step e, then it will automatically find the new light bulb without you pressing any buttons. However, if the LED light has stopped flashing, press the {???PRG-ON???} buttons again so it can find the new light bulb. Repeat this for each additional light bulb you are adding. h. When you are finished installing all light bulbs, you can turn the remote control back to normal operation by pressing the {???PRG-OFF???} buttons. Otherwise the remote control will automatically return to
9 normal operation in five minutes. The primary LED light on the remote control turns off when returned to normal operation. Once these steps are complete, you can use the remote control as discussed in the Remote Control chapter to operate your lighting network. By default, each light bulb in the kit is programmed to a different lighting group on your network. You can change these groups by following the instructions in the Remote Control chapter. Installation with a Gateway Note: Perform these steps only if your kit includes a Gateway. If your kit does not include a Gateway, perform the steps in the Installation without a Gateway section in this chapter. You must also have an iPhone or iPad so that you can use the required mobile application to manage your lighting network. If you do not have the required iPhone or iPad you can follow the installation instructions under the section Installation without a Gateway, and manage your lighting network with the remote control. To install your lighting system with a Gateway, you must perform the following tasks: 1. Install the Gateway (optional, if your lighting system includes a Gateway). 2. Install the mobile application (optional, if your lighting system includes a Gateway). 3. Install the light bulbs to light fixtures and add to network. 4. Optionally, prepare the remote control to work with the network.
10 1. Install the Gateway {Update this entire section with accurate information.} If your lighting system includes a Gateway, you must first install it. a. Connect the Gateway to any available port in your home network router using the included Ethernet cable. b. Power the Gateway by plugging it into an electrical outlet using the included power adaptor. The Gateway illuminates while it is attempting to connect to the Internet. c. Verify that the Gateway is connected. Your Gateway is connected when both the network indicator and the Internet indicator turn off, and the sync button changes from white to green. 2. Install the Mobile Application {Add content for this entire section.} 3. Install Light Bulbs to Fixtures and Add to Network {Add content for this entire section.}
11 4. Prepare Remote Control to Work with Network (Optional) {Add content for this entire section.} Installation Tips for All Installation Types Review the safety information. Be sure to review the information contained in the “Safety Information” chapter for important safety information you should follow. Keep radio signals clear. The hardware in your lighting kit has antennas built-in for radio communication. Just as you might experience reception problems on your mobile phone inside a building, the hardware in your lighting kit can have trouble communicating if their radio signals are blocked by obstacles such as large metal panels or walls containing wire mesh. When placing these devices in your home, imagine invisible lines connecting between them. Try to keep these lines clear from obstruction as much as possible. Also place your Gateway (if included) at least 5 feet (1.5 meters) above floor level to promote reception.
12 Remote Control You can use the remote control to perform several basic and advanced tasks that include: • Turning on and off lights • Dimming and brightening lights • Programming light bulbs into different lighting groups • Adding additional light bulbs to your network • Adding additional remote controls to your network The following illustration shows the different buttons on the remote control. You can use it as a reference while following the instructions for performing tasks.
13 1. Press the “all groups” button to select all light groups group to turn on, turn off, dim, or brighten. 2. Press a group button to select that light group to turn on, turn off, dim, or brighten. Also use these buttons to program the lights in the corresponding group. 3. Press the on/off toggle button to turn on or off the selected lights. 4. Press and hold the dimmer to dim or brighten the selected lights. Lights get dimmer the further you press to the left and get brighter the further you press to the right. 5. Primary LED indicator lights or flashes during different activities with the remote control. 6. For lighting kits with a Gateway, press to activate the Night Smart Control (discussed more in the Mobile Application chapter). 7. For lighting kits with a Gateway, press to activate the Away Smart Control (discussed more in the Mobile Application chapter). 8. For lighting kits with a Gateway, press to activate the Home Smart Control (discussed more in the Mobile Application chapter). 4 8 3 2 1 7 6 5
14 Turning Lights on and Off To turn lights on and off, you must turn on and off an entire lighting group: 1. Press the numbered button for the lighting group you want to turn on or off. If you want to turn on or off ALL lighting groups controlled by the remote control, press the “all groups” button. 2. Press and release the {???on/off toggle???} button. If the lights were previously off, they will turn on. If the lights were previously on, they will turn off. Note: The previously selected group (or all groups, if selected) remains the active group on the remote control. To take action on that same group again, you do not have to press the group button again. Dimming and Brightening Lights To set the brightness level of lights, you must set the level for an entire lighting group: 1. Press the numbered button for the lighting group you want to dim or brighten. If you want to dim or brighten ALL lighting groups controlled by the remote control, press the “all groups” button. 2. To dim the lights in the selected group(s), press and hold the left side of the dimmer button. Release the button when the lights reach the level you want. Lights will dim more the further to the left you press and the longer you hold the button. 3. To brighten the lights in the selected group(s), press and hold the right side of the dimmer. Release the button when the lights reach the level you want. Lights will brighten more the further to the right you press and the longer you hold the button. They automatically stop when they reach full brightness.
15 The lights in the group will remember the latest brightness level when you turn them off and on. Note: The previously selected group (or all groups, if selected) remains the active group on the remote control. To take action on that same group again, you do not have to press the group button again. Programming Lighting Groups By default, each light bulb in your lighting kit is set to a different lighting group during initial installation. You can change the default settings for the light bulbs to add them to a different lighting group or remove them from an existing one. You can even add the same light bulb to more than one lighting group. Adding Light Bulbs to a Group You can add a light bulb to a maximum of four different lightening groups on one remote control. If you are using multiple remote controls, the same light bulb can be added to a maximum of eight lighting groups. To add light bulbs to a lighting group: 1. Make sure the light bulb is installed in a fixture and turn the light bulb on. You can add multiple light bulbs to the same group at the same time by making sure they are also turned on. 2. If you are adding a light bulb that already belongs to another lighting group, then that entire lighting group will turn on (since turning on a network light bulb means turning on an entire lighting group). If there are multiple light bulbs in that lighting group, they will all turn on together and therefore be part of this add process if they are within range of the remote control (if they are not within range of the remote
16 control, then they will be excluded from the add process). To exclude any of the light bulbs that are in range of the remote control, you must manually turn that light off or remove the light bulb from its fixture so that no power is being supplied to the light bulb. 3. Make sure your remote control is in range of all light bulbs you are adding. 4. On the remote control, press the following buttons in sequence: a. {???PRG???} button b. The numbered button for the lighting group your are adding the light bulb to c. {???ON???} button The light bulb(s) dim and then return to their previous level to indicate that they have been added to the group. Note: If you attempt to add a light bulb to a lighting group when it already belongs its maximum number of groups, the light bulb turns off to indicate that the add process failed for that light bulb. Removing Light Bulbs from a Group To remove light bulbs from a lighting group: 1. Turn the light bulb on. You can remove multiple light bulbs from the same group at the same time by making sure they are also turned on. Since turning on the light bulb(s) means turning on the entire lighting group, all light bulbs in the group turn on together and are therefore part of the removal process if they are within range of the remote control (if they are not within range of the remote control, then they will be excluded from the removal process). To exclude from removal any of the light bulbs that are in
17 range of the remote control, you must manually turn that light off or remove the light bulb from its fixture so that no power is being supplied to the light bulb. 2. Make sure your remote control is in range of all light bulbs you are removing. 3. On the remote control, press the following buttons in sequence: a. {???PRG???} button b. The numbered button for the lighting group your are adding the light bulb to c. {???OFF???} button The light bulb(s) dim and then return to full brightness to indicate that they have been removed from the group. Adding Additional Light Bulbs to the Network Your remote control can manage up to 40 light bulbs on the same lighting network. To add each additional light bulb to the network: 1. Make sure your remote control is in range of the light bulb you are adding. 2. Make sure power to the fixture where you are installing the light bulb is turned OFF. 3. Install the light bulb into the fixture. 4. Turn power to the fixture on. The light bulb begins to brighten and dim while finding the remote control’s network. 5. While the light bulb is brightening and dimming, press the {???PRG-ON???} button on the remote control. The primary LED light will flash while the light bulb is being added to the network (the remote
18 control will remain in this mode and flash for approximately five minutes to give you time to install any additional light bulbs). When the light bulb has been added to the network, it will turn on at full brightness. 6. Add the new light bulb to a lighting group by pressing the numbered button for the group on the remote control. The light bulb dims and then returns to full brightness to indicate that it has been added to the group. To add the light bulb to more than one group, you must first finish this installation. When the installation is complete, refer to the section Adding a Light Bulb to a Group in this chapter to add the light bulb to more lighting groups. 7. Leave the fixture switch ON so that power is available when using your remote control to turn the light bulb on and off. 8. To add more light bulbs, repeat steps 1 – 7. Remember, if the primary LED light on the remote control is still flashing from step 4, then it will automatically find the new light bulb without you pressing any buttons. However, if the LED light has stopped flashing, press the {???PRG-ON???} button again so it can find the new light bulb. Repeat this for each additional light bulb you are adding. 9. When you are finished adding all new light bulbs, you can turn the remote control back to normal operation by pressing the {???PRG-OFF???} button. Otherwise the remote control will automatically return to normal operation in five minutes. The primary LED light on the remote control turns off when returned to normal operation.
19 Adding Additional Remote Controls to the Network You may want to add additional remote controls to your network either to have more lighting groups (each remote control can have four separate groups) or for convenience so that you can have multiple remote controls to leave in different rooms. Before you get started, make sure you have your original remote control in addition to your new one. Both remote controls must be in range of one another. To add the new remote control to the network: 1. On the ORIGINAL remote control, press the {???PRG-ON???} button. The primary LED light will start flashing. 2. On the NEW remote control, press the {???PRG-ALL-ON???} button while the LED light on the original remote control is still flashing. The primary LED light on the new remote control will also start flashing while it obtains the network information. 3. When the new remote control has finished obtaining the network information, the LED on the new remote control lights steady for approximately two seconds and then turns off. The LED light on the original remote control also turns off automatically when the process is complete. 4. You can now use the new remote control on your network (refer to all of the same procedures in this chapter to operate the new remote control). The four group buttons on the new remote control represent four new lighting groups that are now available on your network, and you can now program your light bulbs for the groups (each light bulb can belong to a maximum of eight groups).
20 Cloning a Remote Control If you have an additional remote control, you can program it to be identical to your original remote control instead of using it as an additional remote control on the network. This is useful if you think you may need to replace your original remote control or if you simply want to have a backup. When you clone an additional remote control, you cannot use it to control new lighting groups. It will work the same way as your original remote control. Before you get started, make sure you have your original remote control in addition to your new one. Both remote controls must be in range of one another. To clone the new remote control: 1. On the ORIGINAL remote control, press the {???PRG-ON???} button. The primary LED light will start flashing. 2. On the NEW remote control, press the {???PRG-ALL-OFF???} button while the LED light on the original remote control is still flashing. The primary LED light on the new remote control will also start flashing while it obtains the network information from the original remote control. 3. When the new remote control has finished obtaining the network information, the LED on the new remote control lights steady for approximately one second and then turns off. The LED light on the original remote control also turns off automatically when the process is complete. 4. You can now use the new remote control the same as you do your original. All of the lighting groups and settings are the same. Installing Batteries
21 IMAGE: Insert illustration here that shows back cover off and the insertion of batteries with arrows showing + and - direction of batteries. Your remote control uses two AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries (included). To install the batteries, slide the cover off the back of the remote control, insert the batteries as shown in the illustration, and then replace the cover. CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
22 Mobile Application {Add content. Include current iPhone/iPad requirement.}
23 Gateway {This chapter is copied from the regular Gateway. Need to change this entire chapter to reflect the lighting Gateway.}
24 1. Sync button: Button that syncs devices and shows current activity and status of synced devices.2. WAN (Internet connection) error indicatorconnected to the Internet.3. LAN (home network) error indicatoryour network. 4. Power indicator: Indicator that s5. Network socket (RJ45)6. Power adapter socket1 Sync button: Button that syncs devices and shows current activity and status of synced devices.WAN (Internet connection) error indicator: Indicator that shows whether or not the Gateway is connected to the Internet. LAN (home network) error indicator: Indicator that shows whether or not the Gateway is connected to Indicator that shows whether or not the Gateway is powered. ocket (RJ45): Ethernet port to connect the Gateway to your network. ocket: Socket to plug in the Gateway power adaptor. 2 54 3 6 Sync button: Button that syncs devices and shows current activity and status of synced devices. whether or not the Gateway is hows whether or not the Gateway is connected to 5
25 Indicators Your Gateway has sync and network indicators that display the following patterns and colors to show you its current status: Power indicator—off (no color): Gateway is off. Power indicator—steady white: Gateway is on. Sync button—two rotating green bars: Gateway is in inclusion mode to connect with other GreenWave Reality devices. When inclusion is successful, the rotating bars stop and all bars turn green for five seconds. Sync button—one rotating green bar: Gateway is in exclusion mode to disconnect from other GreenWave Reality devices. When exclusion is successful after a few seconds, the rotating bar turns off. Network indicator—off (no color): Gateway is connected to the network. Network indicator—red: Gateway is not connected to the network. Check that the Gateway is connected to your network router. Internet indicator—off (no color): Gateway is connected to the Internet. Internet indicator—red: Gateway is not connected to the Internet. Check that your network router has an active Internet connection.
26 Adding a Gateway to a Lighting Network {Explain the process/steps for adding a Gateway to a system that is currently remote only}
27 Troubleshooting If you are having problems with your lighting system, refer to the following sections for possible troubleshooting solutions. Replacing a Burnt-Out Light Bulb ???Need Content??? ???Should we move this up higher in the guide??? ???Add manual override of manually turning off and then on light to power the light on; overrides network settings?? Resetting Your Light Bulbs If you are unable to fix issues that arise with your lighting system, you can reset your light bulbs as a last resort:
28 1. Have your remote control available, and be prepared to perform the light bulb installation steps in the Installation chapter. If you are replacing a lost or broken remote control, be sure to first prepare the new remote control, as discussed in the Installation chapter. 2. Turn on and off the light bulb’s fixture three times consecutively. Allow an on time of less than two seconds each time. 3. Turn the light bulb’s fixture on a fourth time, keeping it on this time. The light bulb begins to brighten and dim while finding the remote control’s network. 4. At this point you can continue the light bulb installation instructions in the Installation chapter to add the light bulb to the network. Problems with Remote Control Depending on the problem you are having with the remote control, there are several possible solutions: • Replace batteries. If the remote control is not functioning and the LEDs do not light when you press the buttons, then the batteries may need replacement. Refer to the Remote Control chapter for instructions on inserting batteries into the remote control. • Turn power to fixture on. If you manually turn the power switch off for a fixture, then power will not be available to the light bulb when you use the remote control to turn the light on and off. Be sure the appropriate fixtures are left in the on position. If necessary, refer to the Power Failure section in this chapter. • Reinitialize the remote control. If the remote control is not functioning correctly but the batteries are new, then you may have to reinitialize the remote control. To do so, press the {???PRG???} button for three seconds. The primary LED light will flash while it is reinitializing. When this process
29 is complete, the LED light will remain on for approximately five seconds. When the LED light turns off, your remote control is ready. • Replace a lost or broken remote control. If you have an additional remote control that was previously programmed to be identical to the your original remote control (cloning your original remote control, as discussed in the Remote Control chapter), then you can use that clone the same way as your original without losing any of your network or light settings. However, if you do not have an additional identical remote control, then there is no way to retrieve your settings from the lost or broken remote control. The only option in this case is to reset your entire lighting system, as discussed earlier in this chapter. Replacing a Gateway {Add content.}
30 Safety Information Batteries Use only AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries. WARNING: Batteries can explode, or leak, and can cause injury or fire. To reduce this risk: • Carefully follow all instructions and warnings on the battery label and package. • Always insert batteries correctly with regard to polarity (+ and -) marked on the battery and the equipment. • Do not short battery terminals. • Do not mix old and new batteries. Replace all of them at the same time with new batteries of the same brand and type. • Remove dead batteries immediately and follow local regulations for safe disposal. • Do not dispose of batteries in fire. • Keep batteries out of reach of children.
31 • Transporting batteries can possibly cause fires if the battery terminals inadvertently come in contact with conductive materials such as keys, coins, hand tools, etc. The US Department of Transportation Hazardous Material Regulations (HMR) actually prohibits transporting batteries in commerce or on airplanes (i.e. packed in suitcases and carryon luggage) UNLESS they are properly protected from short circuits. So when transporting individual batteries, make sure that the battery terminals are protected and well insulated from materials that could contact them and cause a short circuit. Indoor Use Only The hardware in your lighting kit should be used only in dry, indoor locations. Do not use the hardware in high-humidity locations such as greenhouses, saunas, washrooms, or patios. Do not use the hardware in locations where it can get wet such as near aquariums or running water. Do Not Disassemble The hardware in your lighting kit has no user-serviceable parts inside. In case of persisting malfunction, please contact Customer Service to arrange for repair at a certified service location. Do not attempt to disassemble the hardware for any reason.
32 Disposing of Your Used Product This product complies with the WEEE Directive (2002/96/EC) marking requirements. The affixed label indicates that you must not discard this electrical / electronic product in domestic household waste. WEEE Product Category. With reference to the equipment types in the WEEE Directive Annex 1, this product is classed as category 3 “IT and Telecommunications Equipment.” DO NOT DISPOSE IN DOMESTIC HOUSEHOLD WASTE. To return unwanted products, contact your local GreenWave Reality office for more information (see contact information in the back of manual).
33 About GreenWave GreenWave Reality is a global innovator in the emerging Home Energy Management market. GreenWave Reality provides an affordable, easy-to-use, standards-based platform that allows utilities to enhance their relationship with consumers and better balance energy on the grid while consumers can conserve energy with a minimal impact to their lifestyle by easily monitoring and controlling their appliances and adding intelligent LED lighting. GreenWave Reality is led by a diverse team of proven leaders with global experience. NORTH AMERICA 39 Parker, Suite 100 Irvine, CA 92618 USA Tel. +1 714 805 WAVE (9283) na@greenwavereality.com EUROPE GreenWave Reality ApS. Dr. Neergaardsvej 3 2970 Hørsholm DENMARK Tel. +45 6913 2333 eu@greenwavereality.com ASIA-PACIFIC 41 Science Park Road #01-01 The Gemini (Science Park II) SINGAPORE 117610 Tel. +65 3157 1700 apac@greenwavereality.com
34 Product Specifications Light Bulbs Radio Frequency 2.4GHz Features On, Off, Dim Lumens {TBD} Color Temperature Warm White Wattage {TBD} Voltage 120V/60Hz Remote Control Radio Frequency 2.4GHz Operating Temperature 0°C ~ +40°C Storage Temperature -20°C ~ +60°C Operating Humidity 20% ~ 85% RH Storage Humidity 5% ~ 95% RH Battery 2 x AAA
35 Gateway (If Included with Kit) Model GL30000, GL30002-A GL32200, GL32202-A 2.4GHz Radio Frequency ● ● Z-Wave Radio Frequency N/A 908.42MHz RJ45 Port for LAN/WAN network connection ● ● Operating Temperature 0°C ~ +40°C 0°C ~ +40°C Storage Temperature -20°C ~ +60°C -20°C ~ +60°C Operating Humidity 20% ~ 85% RH 20% ~ 85% RH Storage Humidity 5% ~ 95% RH 5% ~ 95% RH Size 120 x 60 x 33 mm 120 x 60 x 33 mm Weight 101 g 101 g Power Adapter Plug Type A Type A Input 100-240V ~50/60Hz, 0.18A 100-240V ~50/60Hz, 0.18A Output +5V DC, 1A +5V DC, 1A
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