Z-Wave factfile: GreenWave NS210-F

[ThinkPad]

Supplier:
Greenwave Reality (also sold as Nuon plugs in the past)

Website:
http://www.greenwavesystems.com/

Function:
Smart Plug with energy measurement

Z-Wave5
No

Rebranding:
Nuon E-manager Smartplug

Device Library from http://www.pepper1.net
http://www.pepper1.net/zwavedb/device/281

Manuals from manuals.zwaveeurope.com and doc.eedomus.com:
http://doc.eedomus.com/files/PowerNode_ ... nglish.pdf

Domoticz experience
Hardware:
Have send the plugs back, so from the top of my head:
- Switch device
- Watt device
- kWh device
Remarks:
- Needs constant polling, otherwise the LED on the unit will start blinking green. Very annoying if it is in your view (next to TV or so).
- It also only repeats for other Greenwave nodes, NOT for other Z-wave brands. So it is bad for improving the total strength of your Z-Wave mesh.
- Stability (or would the range cause this?) didn't seem to be very great, from the 4 plugs i bought, two of them regurarly fell out of the Z-wave network (timeouts, 'dropping command'). Even after excluding, resetting and including again. Strength of my network is not the issue, it has clear view to a Aeon motion 4m away.

Configuration:
Plugs send back, don't know this anymore. Maybe someone else can post this info.

Devices
Plugs send back, don't know this anymore. Maybe someone else can post this info.

zwcfg_0xaaaaaaa.xml sample:
Plugs send back, don't know this anymore. Maybe someone else can post this info.

Conclusion
Very cheap available at ROBBshop, but i wouldn't advise them because they need constant polling, don't increase the whole strength of your network and they didn't seem to be rocksolid. I had 4 of them, but send them back for a refund because of above reasons.

[jannl]

The one they sell now is the 310. I have one at home, not tested yet. According to the manual the powerstate can be configured. I also have one 210. No problems so far (about 2 weeks)

[wmn79]

More information on the settings for this device:

- parameter 0: Power change required to send a notification, in % from 1 to 100, default 10
- parameter 1: Keep alive time, in minutes from 1 to 255, default 2
- parameter 2: Color wheel selection, read only
- parameter 3: State after power loss, 0 = all off, 1 = remember last state, 2 = all on, default 2
- parameter 4: Led for network error, 0 = disable, 1 = enable, default 0
- association group 1: Color wheel change
- association group 2: Relay health
- association group 3: Power value change
- association group 4: Over-current protection

Documentation:
Technical doc for PowerNode

Parameter 3 and 4 seem only to work on devices with a firmware with Protocol Version: 3.41 and Application Version: 4.27 or higher.

Credits: vrampal