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Secure SSP 302 User And Installation Instructions Manual

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SSP 302
Socket Energy Monitor
User and Installation
Instructions
BGX501-921-01

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  • Page 1 SSP 302 Socket Energy Monitor User and Installation Instructions BGX501-921-01...
  • Page 2 Secure SSP 302 Socket Energy Monitor The Secure SSP 302 forms part of a Z-Wave Plus™ home automation network. out of range controller cannot communicate directly with device Z-Wave Controller SSP Repeater Lamp Load SSP 302 is a mains-powered, plug-in device that supports energy monitoring.
  • Page 3 The SSP 302 acts as a repeater in a Z-Wave network and helps other device messages to reach a destination. SSP 302 is a fully compliant Z-Wave Plus™ device that will work with other manufacturer’s Z-Wave devices.
  • Page 4 • If the relay status LED does not glow then the device is not functioning. • It is possible that the SSP 302 was part (joined) of another network previously; if so, exclude it before including it in this network.
  • Page 5 Step-2: Z-Wave Plus™ commissioning To include the SSP 302 onto a network, put the controller into inclusion mode. Now, press and hold the button on SSP 302 for 4 to 7 seconds then release. The network...
  • Page 6 status LED will start flashing (twice per second) on successful start of inclusion process. Note: Refer to the controller’s manual for controller relevant actions. On successful inclusion the LED will turn off. The total process can take up to 20 seconds (Refer to the “Technical specifications –...
  • Page 7 If there is an issue with RF Communication, then re-locate the device and repeat the commissioning process again. To exclude the SSP 302 from a network, put the controller into exclusion mode (refer to controller instructions) and follow the same...
  • Page 8 Note: Association process works only after device included onto network. Step 3: Put the controller into Association Mode. Note: Some controllers can automatically associate. Always check with the manufacturer’s manual. Step 4: Press and hold the SSP 302 button for more than 1...
  • Page 9 second, but less than 4 seconds, and then release. Step 5: The controller will confirm association when the process is successfully completed.
  • Page 10 Appliance Socket Press the SSP 302 button (less than one second) to supply power to its socket. By default, the green LED will be lit when the supply is Green Combined Button & LEDs *Socket type will vary with country...

  • Page 11: Over Current Protection

    The socket type will vary with country. The figure shows the UK variant. Ensure that the appliance plug is firmly plugged into the appliance socket. Over Current Protection If the current exceeds the limit for more than 30 seconds the load will be disconnected.
  • Page 12 Metering The SSP 302 is a metering device that provides the following electrical parameters with an accuracy of ±2%, or better, from 23W to full load, and less than 0.5W from 1W to 23W: Voltage Current Active power Apparent Power...
  • Page 13 Energy Save Mode If the current is less than the standby current for 30 seconds, the load will be disconnected to save energy (refer to the configuration parameter 16 of Configuration parameters table for how to configure standby current).

  • Page 14: Button Actions

    Red LED Inclusion/ flashes 4-7 seconds exclusion twice per second 7-11 Resets device data NA Seconds SSP 302 resets to Red LED factory default (only 11-15 flashes available for up to seconds once per 60 seconds from second power up...
  • Page 15 Z-Wave Plus command classes Z-Wave Plus Implemented Device Device Class Classes Generic Binary Switch Specific Not used Basic Routing Slave Supported Command class Command Class Commands Supported Basic CC (V1) Report Basic CC is mapped to binary switch CC Binary switch (V1) Report Manufacturer Specific (V2)
  • Page 16 Manufacturer ID = 0x0059 Product Type ID = 0x0011 Product ID = 0x0001 (UK & EU) Product ID = 0x0002 (ANZ) Version (V2) Report Version Command Class Get Version Command Class Report Association (V2) Report Remove Supported Groupings Supported Groupings Report Specific Group Get Command...
  • Page 17 Command Product supports five association groups and group 1 to 4 are having maximum of 4 nodes and group 5 is having one association node. Configuration (V1) Report See Configuration Parameters for details Device Locally Report Reset (V1) Power cycle the device and press and hold the button for more than 11 seconds and less than 15 seconds within the 60 seconds of power cycle to put the device in factory default, that...
  • Page 18 Report Association group Name: Group1 : Lifeline Group2: Power Group3: Electrical Parameter Group4: Relay Status Group5: Time Profile MSB: ASSOCIATION_GROUP_INFO_REPORT_P ROFILE_GENERAL Profile LSB: Group1: 0x01 Group2: 0x02 Group3: 0x03 Group4: 0x04 Group5: 0x05 Supported Command class and command : Group 1: to Group3: CC: COMMAND_CLASS_METER_V3 Command: METER_REPORT Group4:...
  • Page 19 Command: TIME_GET, DATE_GET Z-Wave Plus Info (V2) Report Role Type: ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_REPORT_ROLE_TYPE_SLAVE_ ALWAYS_ON Node Type: ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_REPORT_NODE_TYPE_ZWAVE PLUS_NODE Installer Icon: ICON_TYPE_GENERIC_ON_OFF_POWER_SWITCH User Icon- ICON_TYPE_GENERIC_ON_OFF_POWER_SWITCH Power Level Set Power Level Get Power Level Report Power Level Test Node Power Level (V1) Power Level Test Node Power Level Test Node Report...
  • Page 20 Report Meter (V3) Supported Get Supported Report Meter Reset ID Get ID Report Meter table Capability Get Monitor (V1) Capability Report Current Data Get Current Data Report Meter Table Meter Table Point Adm Configuration Number Set Command (V1) CRC-16 CRC-16 Encapsulated Encapsulation Command (V1)
  • Page 21 Time Report Time (V1) Data Get Date Report Although the SSP 302 is a metering device, it does not have its own real time clock and needs to get time from another device in the network. Therefore, there should be one device in the network that has real time clock and supports time command class.

  • Page 22: Configuration Parameters

    Configuration parameters Parameters 1 to 7 delta based configuration Switch Status Voltage Current 0.01 Power Factor Active 4000 Power Active Energy Apparent Energy...
  • Page 23 When delta need to set then first it should be converted from engineering value to configuration value using this formula for calculating configuration values = Engineering Value/Resolution, e.g. Voltage Delta 10V = 10/0.1 = 100 e.g. Current Delta 5A = 5/0.01 = 500 e.g.
  • Page 24 Controllers may only allow configuring signed values. In order to set values in the range 32768…65520, the value sent in the application shall be equal to desired value minus 65536. For example, to set time interval to 36000 seconds it may be needed to set a value 36000−65536=−29536.
  • Page 25 Zero configurations means that the corresponding functionality is disabled. Value set more than maximum allowable limit will be rejected silently, and SSP 302 will retain it last configuration value. when any configuration is set, IMPORTANT: then it shall be recommended that user should read back and verify the correctness of set configuration value.
  • Page 26 Open the power OFF for Relay cycle Close SSP 302 is shipped with zero default relay LED configuration Visual Indication of a Communication Failure The SSP 302 can indicate a communication failure state to the end user in the following situation:...
  • Page 27 reporting (Configuration parameters #8 to #14) and at least one node is associated to it. In that situation, if there is no Communication Acknowledge with any associated device in the network for more than one hour the device will indicate a communication fail status.

  • Page 28: Technical Specifications

    Technical specifications Electrical Purpose of Electrical control Control: Supply: 230V±10% AC, 50Hz Current rating: 13(3)A, max 16(3)A, max 3.6kW 10(3)A, max 2.3kW Control type: Micro-disconnection Control action: Type 1B Software class: Class A Burden: <1W in standby Mechanical Dimensions 60 x 61 x 119 (WxDxH) mm 60 x 95 x 119 ANZ:...
  • Page 29 Case material: Thermoplastic, flame retardant After Care: Clean only with a clean damp cloth – do not use any aggressive cleaning agents. If cleaning agents are necessary, check compatibility before use. Mounting Type G “Schuko” Type E & F Type I Ball Pressure Test Temperature 75°C Environmental...
  • Page 30 Radio UK & EU: 868.42MHz frequency: ANZ: 921.42MHz RF range: 100m Line of sight in open air Class: Inclusion: If the Z-Wave controller does not respond within 2-seconds then the SSP 302 will try with NWI (Network Wise Inclusion). The total process can take up to 20 seconds.
  • Page 31 Compliance EN 60730-1, RoHS, R&TTE directive ETSI EN 300 220-2, BS 1363-3 (for UK) IEC 60884-1 (for EU) AS/NZS 3122 and RCM ACMA (for ANZ)
  • Page 32 Notes...
  • Page 33 Notes...
  • Page 34 European Head Office Secure Controls (UK) Ltd. South Bristol Business Park Roman Farm Road Bristol, BS4 1UP, UK e: info@securetogether.com www.securetogether.com European Sales Office CEWE Instrument AB Box 1006, 611 31 Nyköping t: +46 8 600 80 60 e: info@securetogether.com...
  • Page 35 Australia Sales Office Secure Australasia Pty Ltd 258 Darebin Road Fairfield VIC 3078 Australia p: +61 3 9485 6000 f: +61 3 9485 6099 e: info@securetogether.com www.securetogether.com Secure Meters Ltd Pratapnagar Industrial Area Udaipur 313003 India p: +91 294 2492 300-05 f: +91 294 2492 310 e: mktg@securetogether.com...
  • Page 36 Elegant Metering Solutions FZE 4EA 326, P.O. Box 54857 Dubai Airport Free Zone Dubai, UAE p: +971 50 6575166 f: +971 04 204 5619 e: emsfze@emsdxb.ae www.securetogether.com...