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OUTDOOR MOTION SENSOR

ZSE29

www.getzooz.com

USER MANUAL

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Quick and reliable motion alerts to Z-Wave hub

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Outdoor ready housing (avoid direct sun and rain)

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Set motion time-out and lux trigger at the sensor

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Auto-inclusion for easy set-up

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The latest S2 security and Z-Wave Plus chip

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Powered by common batteries or Micro USB

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Built-in tamper switch for extra security

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Model Number: ZSE29

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Z-Wave Signal Frequency: 908.42 MHz

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Power: 3 x AA (1.5 V) batteries / Micro USB

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Motion Detection: up to 30 feet

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Operating Temperature: -4 – 104 F

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Warm-up time: 1 minute

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Range: Up to 130 feet line of sight 

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Installation and Use: Indoor / Outdoor

FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

INSTALLATION

1. CHOOSE POWER SOURCE

You can use 3 standard AA batteries to power the 
sensor. They’ll last up to a year depending on traffic, 
weather condition, and general quality of the batteries.
OR you can use the optional USB port and not worry 
about batteries at all. 

2. INSTALL BATTERIES / USB ADAPTER BOARD

Unscrew the 2 front screws with a phillips screw-driver 
to open the back cover. 

If you’re using 

batteries

, insert them in following 

orientation marks.

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S2

OR

1. Locate the USB entry 
way and carefully break 
the safety tab off.

If using the optional 

USB port

, follow 

these steps:

2. Insert the USB
adapter board into
the battery slot.

3. Position the USB port 
cable in the entry way 
securely.

Z-WAVE CONTROL

3. TEST THE SENSOR

Once the device is powered, the LED indicator will turn 
on for 1 minute (warm-up time). If it doesn’t go on at 
all, please try fresh batteries. 

DON’T close

 the back 

cover until you test the sensor with your Z-Wave hub.

USER MANUAL

1. 

ADD DEVICE to your hub

 (AUTO INCLUSION)

MANUAL INCLUSION

Initiate inclusion (pairing)

 in

 

the app (o

web 

interface).

 Not sure how? [email protected]

If you’re using an S2 hub, it may ask you
to enter the DSK key printed on the
back cover sticker to complete se-
cure inclusion.

1. Bring the sensor within direct 

range

 of your Z-Wave 

gateway (hub).

2

. Put the Z-Wave hub into 

exclusion 

mode (not sure 

how to do that? [email protected])

.

3

Press and release the

 

tamper switch

 3 times 

quickly.

4. Your hub will confirm exclusion and 

the

 

sensor 

will 

disappear from your controller's device list.

EXCLUSION (REMOVING / UNPAIRING DEVICE)

FACTORY RESET

TROUBLESHOOTING

The 

sensor

 won’t add to your system?

 

Try this:

1. Initiate 

EXCLUSION

 and click the 

tamper switch

 3 

times quickly.

2. Click the 

tamper switch

 

4-5 times

 

quickly

 when 

adding it

 or try adding it in a 

non-secure

 mode.

3. Bring the 

sensor

 

closer

 to your hub, it may be out of 

range.

4. Double-check if the device is powered.
5

. Get troubleshooting tips for your hub at 

www.support.getzooz.com

When your network’s primary controller is missing or 
otherwise inoperable, you may need to reset the device 
to factory settings manually. In order to complete the 
process, make sure the sensor is powered, then 

CLICK-

CLICK-CLICK-CLICK’N’HOLD the tamper switch for AT 
LEAST 5 SECONDS. 

The LED indicator will turn off to 

indicate successful reset. The sensor will then enter 
auto-inclusion mode for 4 minutes.

NOTE: All previously recorded activity and custom 
settings will be erased from the device’s memory.

2. POWER the sensor

Insert the batteries or the USB 
adapter board. The LED indicator 
will start blinking and the sensor 
will join the network automatically.

Put your Z-Wave hub into inclusion mode and 

click the 

tamper switch 3 times

 quickly.

TAMPER SWITCH

WAKE-UP MODE

The sensor’s wake-up interval is set to 4 hours by 
default to save battery life. Use the Wake Up Command 
Class to adjust the interval (in seconds, working in 600s 
intervals, with 600 as min and 86400 as max values). 
During wake-up, the sensor turns the Z-Wave radio on 
for 10 seconds to receive communication from the hub. 
Long wake-up interval will not affect how o en the 
sensor reports motion to your hub.

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The Outdoor Motion Sensor supports Group 1

 with 

Controller node for lifeline communication and Group 2 
with up

4

 for PIR Control

 to   devices

. This device will 

send 

 to Group 1

a Notification Report

 and BASIC_SET 

command to Group 2

ever it detects motion.

 when

 

ASSOCIATION

Get step-by-step instructions 
for adding the sensor to 

SmartThings

Vera,

 and 

other hubs at

 

www.support.getzooz.com

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