Popp Flow Stop 2 User Manual

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Flow Stop 2 user guide

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Popp Flow Stop 2.

Popp

Flow Stop

was developed to close valves in case of alarm via

(https://www.popp.eu/products/actuators/flow-stop/)

Z-Wave. It is powered by

Popp

technology.

(https://www.popp.eu/products/) (http://aeotec.com/z-wave-gen5)

Before purchasing make sure to contact your Z-Wave Gateway/Controller manufacturer to determine if this device is

compatible, typically most Z-Wave gateways will be generically compatible to Switch type devices. The

technical

specifications of Flow Stop

can be viewed at that link.

(https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/6000236767)

Familiarize yourself with your Flow Stop 2.

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Page 1 Before purchasing make sure to contact your Z-Wave Gateway/Controller manufacturer to determine if this device is compatible, typically most Z-Wave gateways will be generically compatible to Switch type devices. The technical specifications of Flow Stop can be viewed at that link. (https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/6000236767) Familiarize yourself with your Flow Stop 2.
Page 2 Quick start. Getting your Flow Stop 2 up and running is a little bit more complex and will require you to have some knowledge before installation, you should not need to dismantle your existing installation of water or gas supply. The following instructions tell you how to add your Flow Stop 2 to your Z-Wave network using an existing gateway.
Page 3 1. Place your gateway or controller into Z-Wave pair or inclusion mode. (Please refer to your controller/gateway manual on how to do this) 2. Press the red button 2x times within 1 second on Flow Stop 2. (Press 3x times within 1 second for secure inclusion).
Page 4 Association Groups. Group Association is a specific function in Z-Wave that allows you to tell Flow Stop 2 who it can speak to. Some devices may only have 1 group association meant for the gateway, or multiple group associations that can be used for specific events.