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SE Devices 

 Modular Z-Wave Devices 

 Installation Manual 

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Assembly and Installation 

Before assembling and installing a Modular Z-Wave device, you need the following parts available: 

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One or more Front Units (FMS-01, FWC-01) 

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A Mounting Frame (1, 2, 3 or 4 slots) 

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One or more Back Unit with Wall-Box mounting Bracket 

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… or a 

Cascade Connector to connect to an adjacent unit 

Frames available for Installations 

There are currently Four (4) different Mounting Frames available from SE Devices. The difference 
between the Frames is the number of Front Units (Multifunction Switch and Wheel Controller) which 
can be fitted in one frame. Frames are available for fitting 1, 2, 3 and 4 Units in the same frame. 

Back Units for Local Control functionality 

Each Front Unit can be combined with ONE back unit, where each back-unit type provides a specific 
functionality. Back Units also provide Power to the Front unit, and up to 3 Front Units can be 
powered from 1 single Back unit (using a Front Unit Cascade connector). Currently the Following 
Back Units are available: 

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BMD01

 

 SE Devices 

 Mosfet Dimmer Back Unit  

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BD1-10V01

 

 SE Devices - 1-10V Dimmer Back Unit  

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BR1P01

 

 SE Devices 

 1-Pole Relay Back Unit (3000W) 

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BR2P01

 

 SE Devices 

 2-Pole Relay Back Unit (1500W) 

All available Back Units are compatible with the Multifunction Switch Front unit. The Font Unit will 
automatically adapt to control the fitted Back Unit device. 

Optional Components 

Optionally the installation can also include Temperature Sensors and Cascade Power Connectors. 
The following components can be used in an installation: 

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Room Sensor

 

 Each frame supports ONE Room Sensor, which is mounted at the bottom of 

the Frame. The Temperature readings can only be accessed by the lowest Front Unit, which 
should be considered when installing more than one Front Unit in one Frame. 

 

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Floor Sensor

 

 All but one Back Unit supports an NTC temperature sensor to be connected 

via the Connection Terminal. This can be used to measure the Floor Temperature in setups 
which controls floor heating. Note that BOTH a floor and room temperature sensor can be 
used on one and the same device. 

 

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Cascade Power Connector

 

 Used to install Front Units without a Back Unit. The Front Unit 

then gets power via the Cascade Connector. This makes it possible to fit more Front Units 
than there is room for in the Wall Box. Note that cascaded Front Units can only control 
external devices via Z-Wave.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Z-Wave Series

Page 1: ...Page 1 SE Devices FMS01 Modular Z Wave Devices Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ... pose a fire hazard SE Devices can NOT be held responsible for injuries or accidents resulting from incorrect installation and configuration or installations performed by unauthorized installers The SE Devices units provide a Floor Max temperature setting This is a safety feature used for protecting wooden floors from overheating as excessive floor heat can cause wooden floors to warp and eventual...

Page 3: ...immer or relay and power for the Front Unit Back Unit Mounting Bracket Used to mount the Back Unit in a Wall box Optionally the following components can be used for additional functionality Room Sensor Can be fitted to the bottom of a frame to provide a Room Temperature sensor for the lower Front Unit Floor Sensor Can be fitted to all Back Units except the 1 10V dimmer Cascade Power Connector Can ...

Page 4: ...Unit functionality The Front Cover comes in several variants indicating different use case scenarios The Multifunction Switch can also be used as a Room or Floor thermostat controllable exclusively over Z Wave FWC 01 Wheel Controller Z Wave The Wheel Controller provides a wheel interface backed by four 4 pushbuttons which can be used to control Light and Dimming In addition the wheel can be used t...

Page 5: ... SE Devices 1 10V Dimmer Back Unit BR1P01 SE Devices 1 Pole Relay Back Unit 3000W BR2P01 SE Devices 2 Pole Relay Back Unit 1500W All available Back Units are compatible with the Multifunction Switch Front unit The Font Unit will automatically adapt to control the fitted Back Unit device Optional Components Optionally the installation can also include Temperature Sensors and Cascade Power Connector...

Page 6: ...nits will be mounted without a Back Unit these SHOULD be placed at the Top part of the Frame Aligning a Front Unit without a Back Unit in the middle of a frame can be very challenging and should be avoided Up to 3 Front Units can be powered from one Back Unit by adding a cascade connector between the Front Units DO NOT exceed this number of cascaded devices If both a Room and Floor sensor is to be...

Page 7: ...he 2 Pole Relay which breaks both the N and L wires 5 Then depending on the Back Unit Type a 1 Pole Relay 3000W and MOSFET Dimmer Optionally connect an Analog NTC External Floor Sensor to the NTC input terminals b 2 Pole Relay 1500W Optionally connect a Digital External Floor Sensor to the DIG input terminals Make sure the polarity is correct c 1 10V Dimmer Connect the 1 10V output terminals to th...

Page 8: ...ces Installation Manual Page 8 Wiring Diagram The Back Units should be wired according to this diagram MAINS L N LOAD L N NTC GND IN MAINS L N LOAD L N 1 10V NEG POS 230V Dimmer 1P 2P Relay 1 10V Dimmer L N 1 10V Driver Floor Sensor ...

Page 9: ... local functionality It assumes that the Back Unit s and Mounting frame is already mounted 1 Place the Lower part of the Front Unit at a slight tilt angle into the frame Make sure that it touches the lower part of the frame rim or any already mounted Front Units The 16 pin connector at the Back should be at the Top part of the Unit 2 Push the middle of the unit in to the frame until it clicks into...

Page 10: ...pletely free it from the Frame mount If the Front Unit is attached to a Room Temperature Sensor or another Front Unit via a Cascade Power Connector at the bottom the front Unit will still hang in the plug at the bottom Pull the Top part of the Unit outwards until it clears the Top edge of the Frame Then pull the front unit upwards to free it from the bottom connector Please note that if multiple F...

Page 11: ...e wire Pull the wire gently to free it from the Connector Repeat until all wires are free from the Connector Remove the Back Unit from the metal frame Using a small flat head screwdriver push the locking clips out from the metal frame and gently bend the frame to release it from the locking clip Repeat the procedure for al 4 locking clips in order to free the back unit completely from the frame ...

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