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PRODUCT GUIDE: EYEDRO ELECTRICITY MONITORING PRODUCTS 

©2011-2018 Eyedro Green Solutions Inc.  

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Страница 1: ...REV L PRODUCT GUIDE ELECTRICITY MONITORING PRODUCTS ...

Страница 2: ...anel 10 Combination Service Distribution Panel 10 Install Current Sensors 11 Materials You Will Need 11 Tools You Will Need 11 Procedure Typical Service Entrance Monitoring 11 Procedure Alternate Applications 12 Measure Line Voltage Optional EH and EB products ONLY 16 Materials You Will Need 16 Tools You Will Need 16 Procedure Typical Residential Installation 16 Align Wireless Modules E W Products...

Страница 3: ...oning Eyedro WiFi 24 Materials You Will Need 24 Tools You Will Need 24 Procedure EYEFI 24 Software Configuration 25 MyEyedro com 25 Specifications 26 Hardware Specifications 26 Sensor Specifications 27 Compliance 29 Warranty 30 Contact Information 31 Appendix A Troubleshooting 32 No Power all devices 33 No Communication Part A Verify Internet Connectivity wired and gateway devices 35 No Communicat...

Страница 4: ...d computes the power consumed Data is stored on a remote server 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year There is no need to worry about losing your data or running out of storage space Your data is available for review from anywhere you have access to the internet at home at work or on the go The easy to use interface allows you to view your current and historical data daily averages bill to ...

Страница 5: ...ose wet or appears damaged cracked burned bare copper or missing insulation Contact a qualified electrician and or your electricity supplier to report your findings DO NOT bend or force the service entrance cables during installation DO NOT force the sensor onto the cabling if the cable diameter appears to be too large The Eyedro Electricity Monitor and all components are designed for indoor use o...

Страница 6: ...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 one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which ...

Страница 7: ...n Solutions Inc P a g e 7 BOX CONTENTS BY PRODUCT EYEDRO HOME EH A B C D Wired EHEM1 Wireless EHWEM1 Description A 1 Eyedro Combo Module 1 Eyedro Sensor Module 1 Eyedro Gateway Module B 2 2 Current Sensors 200A C 1 2 Low voltage Power Adapter D 10ft 3m 3ft 0 9m Ethernet Cable ...

Страница 8: ...1 Eyedro Sensor Module 11 Eyedro Gateway Module B 3 1 32 Current Sensors 200A3 C 1 2 Low voltage Power Adapter D 10ft 3m 3ft 0 9m 1 Ethernet Cable 1 Gateway and Ethernet cable are not included in Wireless Expansion products EBWXS 2 Sensors supported depend on model EBEM1 3 EBWEM1 3 EBWXS3 3 EBWXS2 2 EBWXS1 1 3 200A model ESCLV 25 200A standard product Substitutions available up to 3000A ...

Страница 9: ...utions Inc P a g e 9 EYEDRO WIFI EYEFI A B C Wireless EYEFI Description A 1 Eyedro EYEFI Module B 1 41 Current Sensors 200A2 C 1 Low voltage Power Adapter 1 EYEFI 1 1 EYEFI 2 2 EYEFI 3 3 EYEFI 4 4 2 200A model ESCLV 25 200A standard product Substitutions available from 5A to 3000A ...

Страница 10: ...it phase single phase electrical service configurations SERVICE BOX AND DISTRIBUTION PANEL In some cases the service entrance wires from the utility company feed into a box that is isolated from the distribution panel In this particular configuration current sensors can be installed on the Line wires in either the service entrance panel or distribution panel COMBINATION SERVICE DISTRIBUTION PANEL ...

Страница 11: ...LL BE ELECTRIFIED BEFORE THE BREAKER EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE TAKEN WHILE WORKING AROUND ELECTRICITY 2 Carefully remove panel cover s to expose service entrance wires 3 Carefully remove a knockout on the side of the panel and add an approved bushing or connector to protect the wires that will pass through it 4 Install one current sensor over each service entrance line live wire a Push the ...

Страница 12: ...e applications follow ALL instructions and precautions from the Service Entrance installation procedure but substitute step 4 to install the sensors on the line live conductor of your desired circuit 120V CIRCUIT MONITORING 120V circuits are typically used for lighting and receptacles throughout the building These circuits can be identified by a single pole breaker in the electrical panel Cabling ...

Страница 13: ...tioners heat pumps pool pumps etc These circuits can be identified by a double pole breaker in the electrical panel Cabling typically consists of black line 1 and red line 2 conductors with a bare copper or green ground conductor Note these circuits do not have white neutral conductors 1 sensor is required for monitoring 240V balanced circuits The sensor should be installed on either line wire of ...

Страница 14: ...d 240V components Common examples of 240V unbalanced loads are stoves electric dryers kitchen receptacles sub panels etc These circuits can be identified by a double pole breaker in the electrical panel Cabling typically consists of black line 1 red line 2 and white neutral conductors with a bare copper or green ground conductor 2 sensors are required for monitoring 240V unbalanced circuits The se...

Страница 15: ...yedro Green Solutions Inc P a g e 15 THREE PHASE SERVICE OR BRANCH MONITORING DELTA OR WYE Three phase installations are common in commercial and industrial environments These installations require the use of Eyedro Business EB or 3 port Eyedro WiFi EYEFI 3 products ...

Страница 16: ...AC voltage range closest to the voltage you will measure Typical voltage in North American homes and businesses is between 110 to 120 volts Some circuits used for large equipment such as dryers air conditioners electric stoves and ovens may use voltage in the range of 220 to 240 volts These instructions do not cover the methods used to measure a 220V outlet or three phase circuits 4 Place one prob...

Страница 17: ...llowing guidelines should be followed 1 Minimize the number of obstructions between modules where possible interior exterior walls floors windows trees etc Line of sight provides best performance 2 Minimize the number of 2 4GHz radiators in close proximity to the modules WiFi routers WiFi devices Bluetooth devices microwaves ZigBee IEEE 802 15 4 wireless devices 3 If using a WiFi bridge device for...

Страница 18: ... Eyedro Wireless Gateway Module Make sure all cables will easily reach the module before securing 3 Secure the module using either a Screws recommended method i Mark locations on the wall for the screws using the module or template below as a reference ii Drive the two 2 6 screws into wall surface leaving 0 125in 3mm exposed iii Align keyholes on back of module with mounting screws iv Carefully pu...

Страница 19: ...een Solutions Inc P a g e 19 Mounting Wall Template 1 1 Scale PROCEDURE HORIZONTAL MOUNT Mounting is not required for horizontal installations i e on a desktop or shelf If added security is desired follow instructions for vertical mounting using screws or double sided tape ...

Страница 20: ...ring action 2 Connect one end of Ethernet cable to Eyedro module Ensure retention clip on the cable is intact and connector is securely mated 3 Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the router or Internet access point Ensure retention clip on the cable is intact and connector is securely mated 4 Connect the appropriate end of the low voltage power adapter to the Eyedro module Never force ...

Страница 21: ...tact and connector is securely mated 3 Connect the appropriate end of the low voltage power adapter to the Eyedro Gateway module Never force connectors or apply levering action 4 Plug other end of low voltage power adapter into wall receptacle 5 Connect sensor cables to the Eyedro Sensor Module Never force connectors or apply levering action 6 Connect the appropriate end of the low voltage power a...

Страница 22: ... module Never force connectors or apply levering action 2 Connect the appropriate end of the low voltage power adapter to the Eyedro module Never force connectors or apply levering action 3 Plug the other end of the low voltage power adapter into a nearby AC wall receptacle 4 Secure all wiring neatly with tie wraps Number of sensor ports depend on model EYEFI 4 shown above ...

Страница 23: ...hub Eyedro devices require a DHCP server somewhere on the network If your network does not have a DHCP server or it is restricted you may need to reserve an IP address for the device based on the MAC address of the device The MAC address of your device will be 60 54 64 XX YY ZZ where XX YY ZZ are the last digits of your module serial number For example a module with the serial number 003 12345 wil...

Страница 24: ...I 1 Using your phone tablet or computer connect to the WiFi network created by your Eyedro EYEFI device a The SSID of the device s WiFi network will be EyedroWiFi xxx yyyyy where xxx yyyyy is the serial number of the EYEFI device recorded earlier 2 Open a browser and go to http 192 168 1 1 settings 3 From the settings page enter the credentials for the desired network then choose Connect 4 Reconne...

Страница 25: ... that are engaging informative and easy to understand See real time electricity usage and gain access to many helpful features including Responsive real time graphs Hourly Daily Weekly Monthly cost estimates Bill comparisons and estimates Downloadable data for further analysis MyEyedro is easy to use and accessible from a standard web browser 1 Go online to http my eyedro com to create your online...

Страница 26: ...t Ethernet Cable One 1 Power Adapter One 1 Gateway Module One 1 Sensor Module up to Three 3 Current Sensors One 1 3ft Ethernet Cable Two 2 Power Adapters One 1 EYEFI Module up to Four 4 Current Sensors One 1 Power Adapter Weight approximate 1 1 8 lbs 0 800 kg 1 9 lbs 0 875 kg 1 7 lbs 0 790 kg Wireless Link NA IEEE 802 15 4 2 405 to 2 480 GHz IEEE 802 11 b g n 2 412 to 2 484 GHz Wireless Range 2 NA...

Страница 27: ...0 mm 10A ESCLV 10 10A 0 to 10A AC 50 60Hz 15A ESCLV 10 15A 0 to 15A AC 50 60Hz 30A ESCLV 10 30A 0 to 30A AC 50 60Hz 40A ESCLV 10 40A 0 to 40A AC 50 60Hz 60A ESCLV 10 60A 0 to 60A AC 50 60Hz 100A ESCLV 16 100A 0 to 100A AC 50 60Hz 0 600 in 16 0 mm 200A ESCLV 19 200A 0 to 200A AC 50 60Hz 0 75 x 0 75 in 19 x 19 mm 400A ESCLV 31 400A 0 to 400A AC 50 60Hz 1 25 x 1 25 in 31 x 31 mm 600A ESCLV 31 600A 0 ...

Страница 28: ...n 31 x 31 mm 96 in 2400 mm 600A Current EMS 600A 0 to 600A AC 50 60Hz 800A Current EMS 800A 0 to 800A AC 50 60Hz 2 0 x 2 0 in 51 x 51 mm 1200A Current EMS 1200A 0 to 1200A AC 50 60Hz 2000A Current EMS 2000A 0 to 2000A AC 50 60Hz 0 to 5 0V AC 3 0 x 5 0 in 76 x 127 mm 3000A Current EMS 3000A 0 to 3000A AC 50 60Hz 1 Accuracy noted is for sensor readings at 10 to 90 of rated current For EH and EB prod...

Страница 29: ...ent Control And Laboratory Use Part 1 General Requirements R2017 CSA C22 2 61010 1 12 2012 Ed 3 U1 U2 CAN ICES 3 B NMB 3 B ISED Canada ICES 003 Issue 6 Class B Information Technology Equipment Including Digital Apparatus Federal Communications Commission FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class B Unintentional Radiators This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following tw...

Страница 30: ...p Defective parts may be repaired or replaced at the discretion of the manufacturer free of charge during this period Warranty Conditions 1 The product must be installed and operated in strict accordance to the provided instructions 2 Warranty requires the original proof of purchase 3 Warranty is void if the product has been tampered with or modified in any way 4 Warranty returns require a Return ...

Страница 31: ... IN ANY FORM IN PART OR IN WHOLE WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF EYEDRO GREEN SOLUTIONS INC THE EYEDRO ELECTRICITY MONITORING SYSTEM IS INTENDED TO BE USED TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION WITHIN THE BUILDING AND AS AN ADDITIONAL RESOURCE TO APPROXIMATE UTILITY COSTS SYSTEM ACCURACY DEPENDS ON A NUMBER OF FACTORS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MEASUREMENT AMPLITUDE SENSOR CALI...

Страница 32: ...tion is simple and non invasive but occasionally problems do arise The following provide troubleshooting tips for the most common issues encountered during or after installation Before contacting support please refer to this troubleshooting section to see if it provides a solution support personnel will likely be directing you to its contents ...

Страница 33: ...er bar on If applicable ensure the power switch is on o Does the power bar have a tripped fuse breaker If applicable ensure the reset button switch is in the correct position o Do other devices work in the same power bar receptacle Try plugging a lamp or other appliance into the receptacle and verify operation o Have you tried a different receptacle on the power bar IS THE 5V ADAPTER OPERATING If ...

Страница 34: ...PRODUCT GUIDE EYEDRO ELECTRICITY MONITORING PRODUCTS 2011 2018 Eyedro Green Solutions Inc P a g e 34 ...

Страница 35: ... the same Ethernet cable when testing other devices to remove variables Is the port intended for specific functions or hardware VOIP etc Try a different port Does the port accept traffic from 10Base T Half Duplex devices Old network devices may not support co existence or require toggle switches or software configuration set appropriately Verify your router and or modem is running the most recent ...

Страница 36: ...tacle or power bar than the one used to power your Eyedro device Does your WiFi bridge accept input from a 10Base T Half Duplex device NOTE Eyedro devices do not have an ICMP server on them and thus will NOT respond to ping requests NOTE Eyedro devices can be configured to operate using static network parameters To do this you will need to contact support and provide the desired IP Address Gateway...

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Страница 39: ...with screws velcro tape or by other means They should not be left hanging off of wires because if they are bumped it can affect the signal quality Keep the area around the Eyedro module free from metallic objects Do not lay the Eyedro module on the metal electrical panel if unavoidable put an insulating material like wood or foam between the Eyedro module and the metal Do not seal in the panel or ...

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Страница 42: ...work and introduced an IP address conflict Is there a significant increase in the amount of on off transactions in the building branch load being monitored Try switching to use polled 10 30 second mode for detection Wireless devices o Is a door being opened closed effecting the communication between wireless devices o Is a 2 4GHz radiator being introduced Do you come home and set your cellphone or...

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Страница 44: ...ting of the sensor Use a higher rated sensor Is the sensor clamped around a single current carrying conductor not an appliance cord or extension cord o Sensor should be clamped around a line conductor not neutral or ground o Sensor should be clamped around a single conductor Is the sensor closed completely o Please ensure that your sensors are closed securely as this can affect your readings o You...

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