Description
INITIATING PAIRING MODE:
1. Wire up the unit as per the relevant diagram and place the device as close as possible to your Zigbee hub during the initial setup.
2a. SM308/SM309 – Press the reset button 5 times to initiate the pairing mode.
2b. MS104Z/MS104BZ – To initiate the pairing mode, power-cycle the device 5 times. Beeping noise indicates the pairing mode is on.
2c. SM314 – Press the reset button twice. Blue led flashing indicates pairing-ready mode. To reset the unit, press and hold the reset button for 5 sec.
2d. SM323 – Turn on the connected lights, press the knob 5 times by long pressing the fifth time for 3 seconds to reset the SM323 dimmer. Now press the knob twice by long pressing the second time to initiate the pairing mode. The connected lights will flash twice and the blue LED indicator on SM323 will start flashing indicating the pairing mode is on.
3. Search for New Lights on a compatible Zigbee hub.
We strongly recommend that you engage a qualified electrician to perform any electrical works in your house!
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Oryggislausnir Inc (verified owner) –
Sm309 very good one.
John T. (verified owner) –
Good product occasionally disconnects from hub.
Paul T. (verified owner) –
Very well made and easy to set up. Dims to a good level for 230v dimming on led.
Aaron (verified owner) –
Perfect, worked just as expected
Pieter M. (verified owner) –
MS104Z: (single relay)
Good build quality.
The relay output is separated from the Mains supply and can thus switch anything – very useful.
Has a switch input and best used as an “in Ceiling” unit, especially if, as in the UK, wall switched have no neutral wires.
Easy to pair and use on deConz system.
This version does not seem to have an external reset button – you need a switch connected to toggle multiple times to set unit into pair mode if a re-pair is needed. Over the Air (OTA) capability is visible on deConz system; version listed as “0.0 build 67”. No update occurred on request so this is presumably the current version of firmware?
MS104BZ: (dual relay)
As above but it does have a reset button which works as required. (“RF” aspect – presumably 433 MHz – of this relay not tested.)
Dual switch input and relay outputs.
Unlike the MS104Z, the output relay is not floating but switches the Mains input.
OTA firmware version listed as “0.0 build 65”.
Overall: Recommended. Will buy again.