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At ecobee, we're not just all about thermostats – we're about energy solutions.
That's why we've created Smart Plugs, WiFi-enabled electrical outlets that you
can monitor and control from your existing Smart Thermostat and ecobee®
Web Portal.
Step 1. Check Smart Thermostat Software
To use Smart Plugs, your Smart Thermostat needs to be running software
version 2.4.0.298 or later. Software updates occur automatically when the Smart
Thermostat is connected to the Internet. If you are running an earlier software
version, contact ecobee customer service (email support@ecobee.com or call
877-932-6233) to receive a free upgrade.
Step 2. Install ZigBee® Module
To use Smart Plugs, you need to install a ZigBee Module in your Smart Thermostat. You only need one module per thermostat – it can be connected to an unlimited
number of Smart Plugs. If you already have installed a ZigBee Module, you can skip this step.
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Step 3. Install Smart Plug Into Outlet
Plug the Smart Plug into a standard household electrical outlet, then plug in a light or appliance. Ensure that the switch on the actual light or appliance is left in the ON
position. The Status LED should start ashing (indicating that the Smart Plug is looking for a network to join). If the Status LED does not start ashing, press and hold the
switch for 10 seconds.
Step 4. Set Up ZigBee Network
If this is your rst Smart Plug you will need to set up a ZigBee Home Automation
network with your ecobee Smart Thermostat. You can skip this step if you
previously connected any ZigBee devices.
Step 5. Adding Smart Plug to Network
After you have set up your ZigBee network (step 4), you connect your Smart Plug
to the Smart thermostat. The ecobee Smart Thermostat will scan the network
and automatically detect any unconnected Smart Plugs.
The default name is the last 4 digits of the Smart Plug's MAC address (a
unique number printed on the back of each device). You can give it an easier
to remember name (like "Living Room Light"). Providing your own custom
name makes it easier to identify the plug, especially if you have mulitple plugs
installed.
Smart Plug
Instruction Manual
To install the ZigBee Module:
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This equipment is sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Before starting, discharge your body
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of static electricity by touching a grounded metal object. Always hold the devices by their edges
and do not touch any of the internal components.
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3. Align the connector of the ZigBee Module to the connector on the Smart Thermostat and
4. Make sure the top of the plastic stand-o snaps through the ZigBee module, as shown in
the illustration on the right.
5. Attach the Smart Thermostat back onto the backplate on the wall.
To verify the software version you are running:
1. From the Smart Thermostat Home screen, press More.
2. Press Settings, select About, then select Version.
1. Use a at-head screwdriver to gently remove the Smart Thermostat faceplate
the gray backplate attached to the wall. Once removed, lay the Smart Thermostat on a
at surface, with the internal components facing up.
2. Insert the plastic stand-o
in the thermostat circuit board, just above the battery.
gently push into place. The stand-o will secure the module and ensure it does not move.
To setup the ZigBee Home Automation network:
1. From the Home screen, press More.
2. Press Settings and select ZigBeeModule(Internal). Follow the
prompts to con gure Home Automation. You may choose to add
your smart plug at this time, as per the prompts or add the plug once
the setup is complete.
To add a Smart Plug:
1. From the Home screen, press More.
2. Press Settings and select Home Automation.
3. Press Add.
4. Press and hold the On/O switch on the Smart Plug for 6 seconds.
The Status LED will start ashing green.
5. On the Smart Thermostat, press Next. The Smart Thermostat will
search for the Smart Plug.
6. Press Done. Your Smart Plug is now joined with the network.
Status LED
Solid Green − Communicating with network
Flashing Green − Searching for network to join
Red − No communication with joined
network
ON/OFF Switch
− Press to quickly power on/o the receptacle
− Press and hold for 6 seconds to join network
(when the LED changes color, you can release it)
Power Receptacle
that comes with the ZigBee Module
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Summary of Contents for Ecobee Smart Plug

  • Page 1 Step 3. Install Smart Plug Into Outlet Plug the Smart Plug into a standard household electrical outlet, then plug in a light or appliance. Ensure that the switch on the actual light or appliance is left in the ON position. The Status LED should start ashing (indicating that the Smart Plug is looking for a network to join). If the Status LED does not start ashing, press and hold the switch for 10 seconds.
  • Page 2 By default, the name of a Smart Plug includes the last 4-digits of its MAC address. The Smart Plug’s MAC address is printed on the back of the plug. You may want to give your Smart Plug a more descriptive name (such as “Living Room”) in order to make it easier to identify.