background image

 

Location: 

The Smart Water Valve must be installed: 

NOTE: Water shutoff valves and leak detection devices should NEVER be installed on a fire 
suppression system. 

 

In a dry, indoor location. 

 

Downstream from the main shut-off valve on the desired water supply line. 

 

With the Control Unit located above the valve. Use drip loops wherever possible to avoid 
damaging the electronics in the event of a leak. 

 

In compliance with all local plumbing and electrical codes. 

 

Within 20 feet of a wall outlet. 

 

Easily visible and accessible to the end user. 

 

Installation: 

1.

 

Shut off the water supply line and drain the system. 

2.

 

Install the valve in the desired water supply line using appropriate fittings. See 

Location

 

section for information on selecting a suitable installation location. 

3.

 

After installing the valve, turn the water supply on and ensure there are no leaks 
originating from the valve or connections to the valve. 

4.

 

Connect the actuator to the valve. 

5.

 

Connect the actuator to the control unit using the attached cable. If possible, create a 
drip loop in the actuator cable.  

6.

 

Use the included wall bracket and anchors (if applicable) to mount the control unit above 
the valve so the LEDs and buttons are visible and easily accessible.  

7.

 

Connect the power supply to the locking barrel connector on the control unit. Rotate the 
connector clockwise to lock the power supply in place. 

8.

 

Plug the power supply into the nearest wall outlet. If possible, create a drip loop in the 
power cable. Verify that the Smart Water Valve is on by checking that 

the “Valve Open” 

or “Valve Closed” LED is illuminated.

 If no LEDs are illuminated, try a different power 

outlet. 

9.

 

Manually testing the Smart Water Valve 

a.

 

Open a tap or faucet downstream of the Smart Water Valve. 

b.

 

Press the “Close” button and wait for the “Valve Closed” light to turn solid. Check 

that the valve has closed by verifying that no water is flowing from the fixture 
opened in (a). 

c.

 

Press the “

Open

” button and 

wait for th

e “Valve Open” light to turn solid. Check that 

the valve has opened by verifying that water is flowing from the fixture opened in (a). 

d.

 

Close the tap or faucet opened in step (a). 

Summary of Contents for Building36 Smart Water Valve

Page 1: ...he installation of this device It is recommended to test valve functionality prior to installation Never insert fingers or any other item into the valve Inserting objects into the valve may result in...

Page 2: ...kaging for more information on the pipe size and thread type of your specific Smart Water Valve Smart Water Valve Overview Buttons Networking Insert Radio Icon Places the device into learn mode This b...

Page 3: ...or to the control unit using the attached cable If possible create a drip loop in the actuator cable 6 Use the included wall bracket and anchors if applicable to mount the control unit above the valve...

Page 4: ...e network Troubleshooting The Smart Water Valve is not communicating with the Z Wave controller 1 Tryexcluding the device from the network see Removing the Valve from the Z Wave Network and re adding...

Page 5: ...king Insert Radio Icon button for 15 seconds All three LEDs will blink for five seconds and the device will restart Manual Valve Actuation In the event of power loss or system failure the Smart Water...

Page 6: ...his equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by...

Page 7: ...om all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter Le dispositif a t jug conforme aux exigences nonc es dans les articles 47 CFR 2 1091 et Indu...

Reviews: