Z-Wave Fibaro FGSS001¶

• Table of contents
• Z-Wave Fibaro FGSS001
  • Description
  • Include
  • Exclude
  • Reset
  • Test Alarm
  • Values
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Related Resources
  • Attached Files

Description¶

The Fibaro FGSS001 is a Z-Wave smoke sensor.

Fibaro markets this device saying:

Almost all of the smoke sensors available on the market were designed with just one objective in mind – discovering potential threats. Hardly any of the manufacturers paid any attention to design. Naturally, smoke sensor is to save lives. However, like most of other sensors, smoke sensor is a device installed in visible places, e.g. on ceilings. That's why our designers decided to combine uncompromised safety with functionality and aesthetics so much appreciated by our customers.

Include¶

This Z-Wave device will go into an auto-inclusion mode if it isn't included into a network yet:

• Auto-inclusion will be activated, i.e. Plug automatically start looking for Z-Wave network controller if it is powered using 12B/24 VDC. Auto-inclusion activation is signaled by a single, red, LED ring blink.
• Set the Z-Wave network main controller into learning mode (see Z-Wave network controller operating manual)

For battery operated operation, use the manual option:

• Triple click the B button, located on the Plug's casing

Exclude¶

• Insert the Plug into a socket
• Set the Z-Wave network controller into the learn-mode or exclude-mode (see Z-Wave controller operating manual)
• Triple click the B button, located on the Plug's casing

Reset¶

• Insert the Plug into a socket
• Press and hold the B button for 15 - 20 seconds until LED ring glows yellow
• Release the B button
• Press the B button, briefly
• Once the reset procedure is completed, LED ring will glow red and turn off. Plug's relay will turn off as well

Test Alarm¶

• Press and hold the B button for 10 seconds until alarm sounds. After releasing, alarm sounds for about 2 seconds.
• Beware not to hold the button any longer otherwise you risk resetting the device

Values¶

• The temperature is reported within value1
• If smoke alarm is detected, value3 changes to On
• value5 is changed to On if the sensor is tampered. For example remove sensor from its socket

Tips & Tricks¶

• Many owners have reported that they hear the device beeping once in some random intervals. If so, set "Z-wave range interval" parameter to 0
• You may associate other devices to the first group (for the smoke sensor it's called Smoke Alarm) from within the Open Z-Wave Commander selecting the smoke device. Now if a smoke alarm is detected, the associated device is switched on as well.
  
  

Related Resources¶

Updated by: danfos, Updated about 4 years ago
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Attached Files¶