Introduction
This page has everything you need for a successful Jasco Leak Sensor installation and programming. Listed below are documents and tips to help you achieve a quality install. We have also extracted Key Points of Installation from the installation guide for quick reference. Please review the supporting documents prior to installation.
Supporting documents
Pro Tips
- Factory Reset the leak sensor before pairing it to the Dwelo Hub.
- Include the Philio Leak Sensor in the Installer App before mounting it. The tamper key is on the back of the sensor, making it impossible to pair the sensor if it is mounted.
- In the Installer App, click on the leak sensor after it is paired and click "Enable Alerts".
Support
DOCUMENTS
Features
Standard
- "Nothing But Air"
- Insure the lock has a frictionless deadbolt throw.
Key Points of Installation
Installation
The Smart Flood/Freeze sensor is designed for indoor use only. Place the sensor (typically in battery power mode) near the area of potential leaks or water source – sinks, commodes, dishwashers, washing machines, hot-water tanks, etc. The sensor can be placed on the floor, cabinet base, etc. to allow the three pins on the bottom to contact with the water leak.
- The contact pins are recessed so they do not contact the surface (see figure 1).
- The sensor can be safely placed onto a metal surface without activating the sensor. Mounting tape (included) can be applied to the bottom of the sensor for secure placement (see figure 2).
- For hard-to-reach locations, use the mounting tape to attach the sensor to the wall. Open the sensor port to insert the detachable probe (see figure 3). Secure into position with the pins pointed down using smaller mounting tape (included) (see figure 4).
- The contact pins are slightly recessed so they do not contact the surface (see figure 5).
Inclusion and Exclusion
- 1. Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave certified controller to add the sensor in the Z-Wave network.
- 2. Once the controller is ready to add your device, remove the top cover of the sensor. Ensure battery is installed with the correct polarity and the battery tab has been removed, or ensure micro USB is plugged into USB port.
- 3. Press and release the programming button (see figure 10). This starts the manual add process. The red LED flashes quickly as it searches for a network. After 25 seconds, the LED will stop flashing. Press the programming button to manually start the add process. If it times out, the LED will stop flashing. Press and release the programming button again.
To remove the sensor from the Z-Wave network
- 1. Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave certified controller to remove the sensor from the Z-Wave network.
- 2. Once the controller is ready to remove your sensor, press and release the programming button one time on the sensor (see figure 10)
- 4. The controller’s app will indicate if it discovers the sensor. If prompted by the controller to enter the S2 security code, refer to the QR code/security number on the back of the box or the QR code label on the product (see above). Enter the 5-digit code.
- 5. The red LED will activate for 3 seconds to confirm the sensor has been added in the network.
- 6. Secure the top cover into place. Note: Your controller may need to be within 10ft. of the sensor to be added. Using the controller, you have the ability to activate groups, scenes, schedules and interactive automations when the sensor detects a leak or temperature change. Functions may vary depending on gateway or controller.
To remove the sensor from the Z-Wave network
- 3. The red LED will blink five times to indicate it has been removed. Secure the top cover.
Factory Reset
To return the sensor to factory defaults (will also remove the sensor from Z-Wave network)
- 1. Press the programming button 10 times within 6 seconds (interval between presses of the button cannot be longer than 1 second).
- 2. The red LED will activate for 2 seconds, followed by three quick flashes. This confirms the sensor has been reset. Secure the top cover into place. Note: This should only be used if your network’s primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.
Testing Leak Sensor
In the Installer App, click on the leak sensor after it is paired and click “Enable Alerts”. Then apply a damp cloth to the sensor. If done correctly you will hear a beep indicating that water has been detected. In the Installer App, the leak sensor will switch from “Dry” to “Wet”.