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Summary of Contents for Rexel SmartHub
- Page 1 Energy Solutions SmartHub User Guide...
- Page 2 It’s easy; by making small changes you could receive some big savings. Log on to the Rexel Energy Solutions website to observe your energy use and you’ll soon realise how easy it is to save money, simply by turning off appliances, rather than leaving them on standby, or just switching the light off when you leave the room.
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Page 3: Before You Get Started
Before you get started It’s important you observe some simple precautions before using the product. The SmartHub does not require you to carry out any electrical wiring. However, the Circuit Transmitter has to be installed at the meter near the electrical supply to your property. -
Page 4: What's In The Box
A global leader in the distribution Energy of electrical supplies Solutions Activation Card Thank you for purchasing a Rexel Energy Monitoring SmartHub In order to activate your SmartHub please vist; www.rexelenergysolutions.com and click Activate my SmartHub Your unique activation code: A06A-9B21-0F1C-9DE1-7B4C... -
Page 5: How Does The System Work
Wireless sensors such as the Circuit Transmitter with a CT clamp, Individual Appliance Sensor or Meter Sensor measure the amount of electricity being used. They send a wireless signal to the SmartHub every six seconds which is encoded and relayed to our secure servers via your broadband Internet connection. - Page 6 Activate your SmartHub Before you can use this product you must activate your SmartHub with the online web portal. In order to complete the activation process, you will need your SmartHub as well the Activation card from the within the box.
- Page 7 Watt Sensor The SmartHub is a wireless receiver which has only one button. The button is used to cycle through the available sensor channels and also to pair a sensor to the SmartHub. The channels are numbered 0 through 9.
- Page 8 Pairing the Circuit Transmitter to the SmartHub 1. Place the Circuit Transmitter and the 7. After about a minute, the Transmitter SmartHub in the same room. LED will revert to flashing once every 6 seconds. The SmartHub’s screen 2. Remove the plastic battery tab from will now show ‘0 Watts’...
- Page 9 5. Place the Transmitter in any suitable dry location, as high as possible where it will 0 0 1 0 not fall within the length of its cable. As soon as this is done, the SmartHub will now display your power consumption.
- Page 10 Appliance Sensor will flash rapidly. If it doesn’t please try again. 6. Go to the SmartHub and press and release the large round button once. This will take you to a screen that will show Sensor 1 (fig.6).
- Page 11 Naming your Appliance Sensor Once you have paired the sensor, visit the online web portal in order to name your appliance. 1. Login to the portal by visiting; www.rexelenergysolutions.com and click login. 2. Click on the Appliances tab (fig.10). 3. In the list you will see the appliance sensor listed as ‘Appliance 1’, click on Edit (fig.11). 4.
- Page 12 Sensor will rapidly flash for one minute. 5. On the SmartHub, press the syncing button repeatedly (see page 7) until Sensor 9 is displayed on the screen (fig.14), then press and hold the syncing button until the flashes, then release the button. The SmartHub’s display will now show the word ‘Sensor’...
- Page 13 Watt on the Sensor has flashed THREE times, then release. Sensor Sensor ensor Sensor Sensor 10. On the SmartHub press and hold the fig.20 red LED syncing button until the flashes 2 4 0 2 4 0 7 2 8 (see page 7), then release the button.
- Page 14 Connecting the Meter Sensor to your Meter 1. Now that the Sensor and SmartHub are paired, take the Sensor and reader to the LED, usually Electricity or Solar PV Meter. On your meter, locate the flashing labelled 1 impulse = 1/1000 kWh. Ignore any other flashing or steady LED’s. Clean the area thoroughly around the correct flashing LED using a dry paper tissue.
- Page 15 Configuring the Meter Sensor Once you have paired the Meter Sensor, visit the web portal in order to configure the Sensor. 1. Login to the portal by visiting; www.rexelenergysolutions.com 2. Click on the Settings tab (fig.22). 3. From the menu on the left, choose ‘Sensors’. This will display a list of detected Sensors (fig.23).
- Page 16 Configuring the Meter Sensor (cont.) 6. Enter the meter reading as displayed on your meter (fig.26). 7. Click Save. You will be taken back to the Sensor list. 8. If you are using the Meter Sensor to monitor power generation, then find ID 8 and click Edit (fig.27).
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Page 17: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Your SmartHub should reach you in perfect condition. If you have connected it properly but can’t get it to work, please check the following before contacting us for assistance. Problem Possible Cause Solution No display Faulty display and/or Check the device is display power supply plugged in and powered. -
Page 18: Technical Information
Technical Information SmartHub Monitor Model: 108mm x 75mm x 100mm Product Size: 433MHz SRD band Receiver: 10 channels (digital and analogue reception) Sensor Coding Recognition: Up to 30 metres Sensor Range:... -
Page 19: Compliance Statement
Compliance Statement CE Approvals: EN301 489-3 V1.4.1 (2002-08); EN301 489-1 V1.9.2 (2011-09); EN300 220-2 V2.3.1 (2010-02); EN300 220-2 V2.3.1 (2010-02); EN60950-1: 2006+A11: 2009+A1: 2010+A12: 2011. IEC 60950-1:2001(1st Edition) and/or EN 60950-1:2001+A11:2004 (1) 15.105 statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. - Page 20 Energy Solutions How to contact us energysolutions@rexel.co.uk Email: 020 8596 7483 Phone: www.rexelenergysolutions.com Further information is available at Version 1.2 Dec 2012...
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