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Z-Wave Multisensor

Art.no 36-5746 

Model DSB05-ZWEU

Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product 
and then save it for future reference. We reserve the right for any 
errors in text or images and any necessary changes made to 
technical data. In the event of technical problems or other queries, 
please contact our Customer Services.

Things to consider:

•  Other wireless equipment using the same frequency band can 

reduce the transmission range.

•  The range of all wireless equipment depends on the type of 

obstacles located between the transmitter and the receiver 
(e.g. a concrete wall will interfere with the signal more than 
a plasterboard wall).

If you experience problems, try the following:

•  Turn off any other existing wireless equipment to check whether 

this is the cause of the problem.

•  Reposition the wireless equipment, shorten the distance 

between the transmitter and the receiver or reduce the number 
of obstacles (walls, furniture, etc.) between them.

Safety

•  Never subject the sensor to high temperature, dust, heavy 

vibration, impacts, humidity or moisture.

•  Never attempt to dismantle or modify the sensor as it contains 

no user-serviceable parts.

Product description

Z-Wave DSB05-ZWEU 4-in-1 Multisensor

Battery powered, wireless sensor for use with Zipabox Duo and 
other Z-wave-system products, regardless of make. Motion sensor, 
temperature sensor, humidity sensor and light sensor.

PIR sensor/motion sensor

The PIR sensor can be used to actuate the majority of the devices 
in your Z-wave system, such as activate a burglar alarm, turn a light 
on or execute other commands.

Temperature and humidity sensor

By monitoring the temperature and humidity of a space it is possible 
to programme the Z-Wave system to remotely control devices to 
create the perfect atmosphere.

 
Light sensor

By programming in commands or scenarios, the light sensor can be 
used to control devices depending on the level of light at the place 
where the sensor is placed. 
The sensor comes with mounting plates for attaching it to the wall 
or ceiling. It can be used indoors or outdoors and can send signals 
to up to six other Z-Wave devices.

For more information please visit 

www.aeotec.com

 for a complete 

instruction manual.

1.  Motion sensor
2.  LED indicator
3.  [ Sensitivity ]  Sensitivity dial
4.  Temperature and Humidity sensor
5.  Z-Wave Button – Button for pairing to Z-Wave system
6.  USB port
7.  Mounting arm (ball-joint mount for wall or ceiling)
8.  Mounting plate (fixed mount for wall or ceiling)

USB or battery power

•  Batteries should be used for periodic use.
•  The USB port should be used for continuous use.

Batteries

4.  If your Z-Wave system can display the battery level of 

the multisensor, the battery status will be displayed once 
the multisensor has been paired to the system.

5.  If your system does not have a method of displaying the battery 

level, it is recommended that the batteries are checked regularly.

USB port

Mounting

Fixed mounting plate

1.  Twist the battery cover to 

the unlocked position and 
remove it.

2.  Insert 4 × AAA/LR03 batteries. 

Note the polarity markings in 
the battery holder to ensure 
correct battery insertion.

3.  Refit the battery cover and twist it 

to the locked position.

1.  Twist the battery cover to 

the unlocked position and 
remove it.

2.  Connect the included USB 

lead to the charging port (6) 
on the multisensor and to 
a computer or other USB 
charger.

3.  Refit the battery cover 

and twist it to the locked 
position.

Motion sensor effective range

When mounted on the ceiling

Ceiling

Floor/Ground

Floor/Ground

When mounted on a wall

Installation/Pairing

1.  Set your Z-Wave control device to learning mode.
2.  Push the Z-Wave button (5) on the sensor to connect it to your 

existing Z-Wave network.

3.  The Z-Wave button can also be used to test whether 

the connection/pairing process was successful. If the LED 
indicator (2) flashes when the Z-Wave button is pressed, 
the sensor is not paired. If the LED indicator shines steadily for 
a few seconds when the Z-Wave button is pressed, the sensor 
is paired.

1.  Mount the fixed mounting plate 

(8) to the ceiling or wall using 
suitable screws and wall plugs. 
Make sure that there are no 
hidden electrical cables or water 
pipes in the wall/ceiling which 
could be damaged by drilling 
the mounting holes.

2.  Hook the sensor onto 

the mounting plate.

Mounting arm

1.  Mount the mounting arm (7) to the ceiling or wall using suitable 

screws and wall plugs. Make sure that there are no hidden 
electrical cables or water pipes in the wall/ceiling which could be 
damaged by drilling the mounting holes.

2.  Remove the screw 

from the centre (ball) of 
the mounting arm.

4.  Hook the sensor onto 

the mounting plate.

5.  The mounting arm can be 

locked in various angles 
by turning the Friction 
Lock clockwise, adjusting 
the angle, and then 
turning the Friction Lock 
anticlockwise.

3.  Screw the fixed mounting 

plate to the mounting arm.

Care and maintenance

•  Clean the product using a lightly moistened cloth. Use only mild 

cleaning agents, never solvents or corrosive chemicals.

•  Remove the batteries and disconnect the USB cable from 

the sensor if the product is not to be used for an extended 
period.

Disposal

This product should be disposed of in accordance with local 
regulations. If you are unsure how to proceed, contact your 
local council.

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