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Instruction Bulletin

Centralite™ EMS Door Sensor

for Use with Centralite™ Energy Management Systems

INTRODUCTION

The Centralite™ Energy Management System (EMS) is comprised of EMS

The EMS Door Sensor

Figure 2: Door Sensor

KEY:

A. Magnet (Side view)

B. Alignment markers

C. Door sensor (Side view)

D. Access release (press)

MOUNTING THE DOOR SENSOR

Thermostats, Door Sensors, Motion Sensors, and Ethernet Coordinators (ECs).

The EMS reduces energy costs by minimizing HVAC usage when a guest room

is unrented or vacant. The EMS allows continuous monitoring of all online

devices within the property.

The EMS Door Sensor consists of a base (containing the Zigbee radio,

magnetic sensor, and battery) and separate magnet. The door sensor uses a

CR-2 lithium battery.

Figure 1: Centralite™ Door Sensor

NOTE: Using this product in any manner other than outlined in this document

voids your warranty. Centralite Systems is not responsible for any damage

incurred as a result of misuse or abuse of this product. The Door Sensor must

be installed by qualified personnel.

Mount the Door Sensor near or at the top of the door. Follow the steps below.

1. Press the access release tabs on the sides of the Door Sensor. See Figure

2. Remove and retain the door sensor base from the sensor.

2. Using #4 1/2” wood or sheet metal screws (not provided) install the base

onto the door or door jam. There are two screw provisions on the base.

3. Using the double-sided adhesive tab provided, mount the magnet so that it

is within 1/2” of the door sensor when the door is closed.

4. Install the battery into the sensor and snap the sensor onto the base.

NOTE: Verify that the sensor is snapped fully onto the base.

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Instruction Bulletin Centralite™ EMS Door Sensor for Use with Centralite™ Energy Management Systems INTRODUCTION The Centralite™ Energy Management System (EMS) is comprised of EMS Thermostats, Door Sensors, Motion Sensors, and Ethernet Coordinators (ECs). The EMS reduces energy costs by minimizing HVAC usage when a guest room is unrented or vacant. The EMS allows continuous monitoring of all online devices within the property.
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Centralite™ EMS Door Sensor Instruction Bulletin 04/2010 Refer to the diagram for proper magnet and sensor alignment and orientation. Do not exceed the maximum mounting distance between the magnet and the sensor. Figure 3: Mounting and Aligning the Door Sensor KEY: A. Magnet (Top view) B. Alignment markers C. Door sensor base (Inside view) D. Screw provisions E. Battery location Note: It is very important that the base and magnet line up correctly and be within .5 in. (51 mm) when the door is closed.
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Centralite™ EMS Door Sensor Instruction Bulletin 04/2010 BATTERY REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSAL The Door Sensor uses a CR2 3V lithium battery No. 6206 (or equivalent). Follow the safety precautions below and all battery manufacturers’ instructions when replacing the battery. FIRE OR CHEMICAL HAZARD The Lithium batteries used in this device may present a risk of fire or chemical burn if not handled properly.  Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 212 °F (100 °C), or incinerate.
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The Centralite™ EMS Door Sensor Instruction Bulletin 06/2010 CLASS B FCC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.