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You can enable and disable certain command classes to limit the functionality of the smart power strip
you want to manage.
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'Switch' type command classes are used to enable/disable all or particular power outlets .
'Meter_kWh' type command classes let you access and see the energy consumption of every
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power outlet (so disabling them prohibits this access).
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Other types of command classes are service classes, and classes used by the eZLO hub
internally to properly communicate with your smart power strips.
Door/Window Sensors
Door and window sensors help ensure the safety of your home and let you know when doors or windows
get opened or closed. They work as proximity sensors. They are composed of a magnet and a reed
switch: once the door or a window is opened, the magnet is pulled away and the contacts in the reed
switch get opened, and vice versa.
How To Add a door/window sensor to an eZLO Hub
1. Click
in the My eZLOs sidebar.
The Devices page is displayed.
2. Click
The A dd Device side menu is displayed.
3. Select ' Z-Wave' from the dropdown menu.
4. Your eZLO will switch into inclusion mode.
5. Pull off and reinsert the battery into your door/window sensor to make sure it is not in a sleep
mode.
6. Press a Z-Wave button on the sensor.
The eZLO app will immediately find and recognize your device (the Z-Wave Inclusion/Exclusion
indicator will blink during this stage)
7. Assign the device to a room of your choice.
8. Press S ave Changes .
The door/window sensor will appear in the list of the devices assigned to the room of your choice.
How To Manage a Door/Window sensor in an eZLO Hub
The eZLO hub app only allows you to see the status of your door/window sensor. Go to the room to
where the sensor is assigned to immediately see its status (Open or Close) on its image.
You can also select a newly added sensor and view its info window. From here you can view the same
information displayed in a graphic format. You can also see the battery indicator and check when it's time
to switch cells.
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