Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150)

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Manufacturer	Alarm.com
Power Requirements	100-240 VAC (50/60 Hz)
Environment	Indoor
Operating Temperature	14°F to 185°F (-10°C to 85°C)
Z-Wave Security 2 (S2)	Yes
Z-Wave SmartStart	Yes
Z-Wave Enrollment	As a SmartStart device: For information about SmartStart compatibility and the enrollment process, see Add or remove a Z-Wave SmartStart-enabled device. As an S2 device: For information about this process, see Add an S2-encrypted Z-Wave device. As an S0 device: Put the Z-Wave controller into add mode. For panel-specific information, refer to the relevant guides in Panels. Press the Network button on the side of the Smart Water Valve+Meter control unit to begin the Add process. The Network LED on the control unit will begin flashing. After the Smart Water Valve is successfully added, the network light on the Smart Water Valve will turn solid. If the Network LED is not illuminated after the add process, repeat steps 1 and 2.

Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150) - Data SheetThe Smart Water Valve+Meter monitors household water usage and detects leaks throughout the home, from major pipe bursts to small continuous drips.

Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150) - Installation GuideThe Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150) installation guide explains service package requirements, safe installation, testing, Z-Wave enrollment, and troubleshooting for a smart water shutoff valve with flow monitoring. It covers placement near the main shutoff valve, pipe size and orientation requirements, wiring and enclosure assembly, LED and button meanings, and how to verify valve operation and flow detection.

Create notifications and rules for the Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150)After installing the Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150), notifications and rules should be created to take advantage of its features.

View water usage for the Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150)The Smart Water Valve+Meter (ADC-SWM150) water usage guide explains how water consumption is measured, reported, and viewed in the Alarm.com Customer website and app. It shows where to find daily average water usage, how to review past usage by date in the app, and when usage reporting first appears after five days of water use.