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Ensto eSmart Operating Instructions
Ensto eSmart is an easy-to-use monitoring and control system for new or existing properties. System ope-
ration is based on whether the occupants are present or away (
Home, Safe at home, Away, Away long
).
Devices connected to the eSmart can be programmed to operate accordingly. The system can be cont-
rolled locally using the local operating panel or the local button, or remotely through phone calls or text
messages. Five users can be specified as recipients of alarms, with rights to control the device remotely.
For example, the eSmart can be used to control a water supply valve, control the outdoor lighting with
a light-level sensor, temperature setback, car heating, and an outside temperature alarm, which can be
connected to e.g. heat pump shutdown during extremely cold weather. The eSmart has alarm inputs for
connecting different types of alarm systems. It can also monitor current energy consumption and the total
consumption of electricity, district heating energy and water.
Package Contents
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ECO603 control device
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ECO602.2 measuring device
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ECO691 operating panel (includes a micro SD memory card)
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Battery BL-5C 3.6V
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Wall-mounting bracket for ECO691
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Boxed power supply 5VDC / 1A
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ECO607 wireless outdoor thermometer
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Indoor temperature sensor
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Current transformers, 3 pcs
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DIN rail power supply 12VDC / 33 W
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Antenna 2.4 GHz IEEE802.15.4
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Antenna GSM
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USB charger, Micro-B 5VDC / 1A
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Operating and installation manual
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Quick guide
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Cleaning cloth
ECO691 Commissioning
The operating panel ECO691 commissioning is done in connection with the installation of the eSmart sys-
tem. At first select
Language
. After selecting the language on the screen appears the setting window for
Date and time
. Enter and save the date and time. The date is the system's commissioning day. The operati-
on panel is now in commissioning mode. When the commissioning is complete the home screen appears.
Installing the ECO691 Battery
Open the back cover of the ECO691 by pressing the cover down at the arrow (1), while pulling in the
direction of the arrow (2).
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