EcoNet Controls Inc. EVC200 用户手册
EVC200 Quick Start Guide
Specifications
The EVC200 Z-Wave Valve Controller requires 12V DC input at 1Amp (AC to DC Adapter included). The EVC200 can be included with, and
controlled using any Z-Wave compatible controller. The EVC200 also acts as signal repeater for the Z-Wave network, extending the Z-Wave
transmission as part of the “mesh network”. The EVC200 is designed to work with a pre-installed standard levered ball type water shut off
valve. If your water shut off valve is not a levered type, consult a plumber to have your shut off valve changed to a levered type.
controlled using any Z-Wave compatible controller. The EVC200 also acts as signal repeater for the Z-Wave network, extending the Z-Wave
transmission as part of the “mesh network”. The EVC200 is designed to work with a pre-installed standard levered ball type water shut off
valve. If your water shut off valve is not a levered type, consult a plumber to have your shut off valve changed to a levered type.
The EVC200 is designed to be installed onto an existing levered type ball valve as detailed below. Caution: If you do not have experience
installing and configuring EVC200 type of devices, please consult a professional installer.
installing and configuring EVC200 type of devices, please consult a professional installer.
Model: EVC200 (U.S.)
Rated Voltage: 12V DC/1A
Z-Wave Plus
Wireless Range: 30M (line of sight)
Valve Pressure:1.6Mpa
Valve Size: ½” , ¾”, 1” (optional 1.25”)
Close Time: 5 ~ 10 seconds
Open Time: 5 ~ 10 seconds
Torque: 30~60 kg.cm
Accessories: 12V/1A power adaptor
Including the EVC200 Z-Wave Automatic Valve with a Z-Wave Controller
Including or Adding the EVC200 to a Z-Wave Controller: Place the Z-Wave controller in includeing (learning) mode. Press the Power button 3
or more times rapidly (within 0.5 seconds). Once the controller has acknowledged the inclusion, the EVC200 has been included in the Z-Wave
network with the controller. Exit the including mode and you should see the EVC200 Automatic Valve under your list of devices. Some devices
(like the Vera controller) require that you reload or refresh the controller so it polls, identifies, and configures the new device. Once the
configuration is complete, you can control the powered valve through your Z-Wave controller’s user interface. The valve supports Open or On
command and Closed or Off command through a standard Z-Wave controller. The valve can also be open or closed with a single push of the
power button on the unit, toggling from open to closed or closed to open. The valve can also be open/closed manually by hand by pulling the
clutch pin.
Excluding or Removing the EVC200 from a Z-Wave Controller: Place your Z-Wave controller in exclusion (un-learning) mode. Once the
controller is in exclusion mode, bring the EVC200 close to the Z-Wave controller (several feet) and press the Power button 3 or more times
rapidly (within 0.5 seconds). Once the controller has acknowledged the exclusion, the EVC200 has been cleared of any previous inclusions. (It
is recommended to keep the EVC200 within 1M/3ft of the controller when including or removing)
There can be a number of reasons that the EVC200 does not work with your controller. If the inclusion process does not work the first time,
repeat the process but try “excluding” first and then complete the “inclusion” process.
or more times rapidly (within 0.5 seconds). Once the controller has acknowledged the inclusion, the EVC200 has been included in the Z-Wave
network with the controller. Exit the including mode and you should see the EVC200 Automatic Valve under your list of devices. Some devices
(like the Vera controller) require that you reload or refresh the controller so it polls, identifies, and configures the new device. Once the
configuration is complete, you can control the powered valve through your Z-Wave controller’s user interface. The valve supports Open or On
command and Closed or Off command through a standard Z-Wave controller. The valve can also be open or closed with a single push of the
power button on the unit, toggling from open to closed or closed to open. The valve can also be open/closed manually by hand by pulling the
clutch pin.
Excluding or Removing the EVC200 from a Z-Wave Controller: Place your Z-Wave controller in exclusion (un-learning) mode. Once the
controller is in exclusion mode, bring the EVC200 close to the Z-Wave controller (several feet) and press the Power button 3 or more times
rapidly (within 0.5 seconds). Once the controller has acknowledged the exclusion, the EVC200 has been cleared of any previous inclusions. (It
is recommended to keep the EVC200 within 1M/3ft of the controller when including or removing)
There can be a number of reasons that the EVC200 does not work with your controller. If the inclusion process does not work the first time,
repeat the process but try “excluding” first and then complete the “inclusion” process.
Mechanical Installation:
Consult a plumber or professional installer for assistance with the mechanical installation.
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