EYEDRO-HOME Single Phase Electricity Monitoring System User Guide
- June 12, 2024
- Eyedro
Table of Contents
PRODUCT GUIDE:
EYEDRO-HOME AND EYEDRO5-EHEM1
SINGLE-PHASE ELECTRICITY MONITORING SYSTEM
PRODUCT GUIDE: EYEDRO-HOME AND EYEDRO5-EHEM1 SINGLE-PHASE
ELECTRICITY MONITORING SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION
OVERVIEW
Thank you for choosing the Eyedro Electricity Monitoring System. You have
taken the first step towards better awareness of where your energy is being
consumed. Awareness can lead to energy savings, cost savings and peace of
mind.
Eyedro Green Solutions Inc. is a software and electronics design company
making electricity usage easy to understand. We provide simple solutions for
monitoring your electricity in real-time. Combined with the MyEyedro cloud
service, Eyedro is an affordable, easy to install and scalable electricity
monitor for your home and business. Join thousands of customers already using
Eyedro to keep an eye on their electricity use.
The Eyedro Electricity Monitoring System will help you keep an eye on your
electrical consumption. Its non-invasive design measures electrical current
supplied to the building and computes the power consumed. Data is stored on a
remote server 24 hours a day – 7 days a week – 365 days a year. There is no
need to worry about losing your data or running out of storage space. Your
data is available for review from anywhere you have access to the internet –
at home, at work or on the go! The easy-to-use interface
allows you to view your current and historical data, daily averages, bill to
date and even predict what your total bill will look like. Use the browser on
your mobile phone to walk through your house switching appliances on and off –
you may be surprised by what you learn! The Eyedro Electricity Monitoring
System will help you realize just how much electricity you are wasting every
day and how much money you could save by reducing that waste. You will soon
realize that simple changes in your habits – like turning off lights,
unplugging unused equipment, or dialing back the thermostat – will result in
less consumption and more money in your pocket.
If you have any questions about using your Eyedro Electricity Monitoring
System please visit eyedro.com for information,
documentation, videos, and answers to frequently asked questions.
PLEASE READ ALL ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION.
EACH STEP OF THE ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED CAREFULLY.
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MONITORING SYSTEM
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR EYEDRO MONITORING PRODUCTS
The Eyedro Monitoring products (and all components) are designed for INDOOR
USE ONLY and should be installed inside a suitable building or panel. When
installing:
DO NOT subject the unit or sensors to excessive temperature, humidity, force,
shock, or dust.
DO NOT use or store this product in locations that could adversely affect the
product such as rain, snow, or desert.
DO NOT immerse the unit in water or other liquids. If liquid is spilled over
it, remove power, and clean up the spill immediately with a soft, lint-free,
cloth and allow all electronics to fully dry before attempting to use.
DO NOT use this product where the use of radio frequency products can cause
interference in other critical control equipment (i.e., hospitals).
The Eyedro Monitoring products (and all components) are NOT USER SERVICEABLE.
Please contact Eyedro Green Solutions Inc. if any component appears damaged or
faulty.
DO NOT open the case of the unit or tamper with any of the internal or
external components.
DO NOT attempt to repair the product by yourself.
DO NOT dispose of this product in your household waste. At the end of its
serviceable life please ensure product is disposed of according to local
electrical and electronics equipment disposal practices.
The following notes apply to Eyedro Wireless products: |
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
To satisfy FCC RF Exposure requirements for mobile and base station
transmission devices, a separation distance of 20 cm or more should be
maintained between the antenna of this device and persons during operation. To
ensure compliance, operation at closer than this distance is not recommended.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating
in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
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MONITORING SYSTEM ADDITIONAL SAFETY INFORMATION FOR ELECTRICITY MONITORING
PRODUCTS
It is important that you observe some simple safety precautions when
installing Eyedro Electricity Monitoring products. The Eyedro Electricity
Monitor was designed to be non-intrusive and easy to install. Typically, there
is no need to disconnect any electrical cabling during the installation.
However, there are several safety issues that should be considered when
installing and using the system.
UNSURE ABOUT HANDLING ELECTRICAL WIRING? CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN FOR
SENSOR INSTALLATION.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock, always open or disconnect
circuit from powerdistribution system (or service) of building before
installing or servicing current sensors, metering equipment, or sub-metering
equipment.
Installation may require the cover of the main electrical panel to be removed
while some wires are still electrified. Even when the main breaker has been
turned ‘OFF’ certain areas of the panel may still be dangerous and carry the
risk of shock, burn, and electrocution. Installation should be performed by
qualified electrician or duly qualified personnel where required by law. Check
with your local authority having jurisdiction for permit and inspection
requirements. DO NOT attempt installation unless you know where electrified
areas within the panel are.
The current sensors clip on to the live cables which supply electricity to
your electrical panel and/or branch circuits and loads. When installing these
sensors:
DO NOT install the sensor onto a cable whose current exceeds the rated current
of the sensor.
DO NOT install the sensor onto cabling that is loose, wet, or appears damaged
(cracked, burned, bare copper or missing insulation). Contact a qualified
electrician and/or your electricity supplier to report your findings.
DO NOT bend or force the cables during installation.
DO NOT force the sensor onto the cabling if the cable diameter appears to be
too large.
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BOX CONTENTS (BY PRODUCT)
EYEDRO-HOME
| Qty| Description
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A| 1| Eyedro Electricity Module with Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity
(EMx.ENWI.2E)
B| 2| 200A Current Sensors
C| 1| Low-voltage Power Adapter (North American model shown)
D| 10ft (3m)| Ethernet Cable
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EYEDRO5-EHEM1
| Qty| Description
---|---|---
A| 1| Eyedro Electricity Module with Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity
(EMx.ENWI.2E)
B| 2| 200A Current Sensors
C| 1| Low-voltage Power Adapter (North American model shown)
D| 10ft (3m)| Ethernet Cable
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THE INSTALLATION OF THE EYEDRO ELECTRICITY MONITORING SYSTEM UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THE SAFETY SECTION OF THIS GUIDE.
LOCATING THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE
The electricity panel is typically located in the garage or utility room of
the building – although this is not always the case. The below diagrams show
two typical 120/240V single (split) phase electrical service configurations:
SERVICE BOX AND DISTRIBUTION PANEL
In some cases, the service entrance wires, from the utility company, feed into
a box that is isolated from the distribution panel. In this configuration,
current sensors can be installed on the Line wires in either the service
entrance panel or distribution panel.
COMBINATION SERVICE/DISTRIBUTION PANE
In some cases, the service entrance wires, from the utility company, and main
breaker are integrated into a single main electrical panel. In this
configuration, current sensors are installed on the Line wires between the
main breaker and the meter.
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MONITORING SYSTEM
INSTALL CURRENT SENSORS
MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED
√ Eyedro Current Sensors
√ Approved bushing or connector (not included)
√ Labels (optional – not included)
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
√ Flashlight
√ Screwdriver
√ Pliers
PROCEDURE (TYPICAL SINGLE SPLIT PHASE SERVICE ENTRANCE)
Current sensors are installed on the individual line (live/hot) wires only.
This must be done inside the electrical panel or junction box where the
electrical connection is separated into the individual line, neutral and
ground wires.
Do not install sensors on neutral or ground wires.
Do not install sensors on extension cords, appliance cords or sheathed cables.
Do not install sensors on wires exceeding the max rating of the sensor.
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Turn off the power by disengaging the main disconnect switch or turning off the main breaker.
CAUTION: EVEN WITH THE MAIN BREAKER IN THE ‘OFF’ POSITION, THE SERVICE ENTRANCE WIRES WILL STILL BE ELECTRIFIED (BEFORE THE BREAKER). EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE TAKEN WHILE WORKING AROUND ELECTRICITY. -
Carefully remove panel cover(s) to expose service entrance wires.
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Carefully remove a ‘knockout’ on the side of the panel and add an approved bushing or connector to protect the wires that will pass through it.
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Install one current sensor over each service entrance line wire.
a. Squeeze the clamp to open the sensor.
b. Carefully place the wire in the sensor opening.
c. Carefully close the sensor by releasing the clamp. Ensure the sensor is completely closed. -
Optionally, use tape or other label to uniquely identify each sensor at the end of the wire nearest the connector (i.e., “Sensor 1”, “Phase A”, etc.).
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Route sensor cables through the bushing/connector so the plug ends are on the exterior of the panel.
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Once all sensors are installed correctly, replace panel cover(s).
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Turn on the power.
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MONITORING SYSTEM
PROCEDURE (ALTERNATE APPLICATIONS)
The most common application of Eyedro Electricity Monitoring products is for
monitoring of the electrical service entrance of a building. However, there
are other common applications where Eyedro Electricity Monitoring products are
often used. The following sub-sections provide a brief overview of some of the
most common applications.
To use Eyedro Electricity Monitoring products in one of these applications,
follow ALL instructions and precautions from the Service Entrance installation
procedure but substitute step 4 to install the sensors on the line/live
conductor of your desired circuit.
BRANCH CIRCUIT MONITORING
Branch circuits are typically used for lighting and receptacles throughout the
building. These circuits can be identified by a single-pole breaker in the
electrical panel. Cabling typically consists of black (line) and white
(neutral) conductors with a bare copper (or green) ground conductor. One (1)
sensor is required for monitoring branch circuits. The sensor should be
installed on the line wire of the circuit (typically black).
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MONITORING SYSTEM
BALANCED BRANCH CIRCUIT MONITORING
Balanced branch circuits are common in split-phase electrical services and
typically used for large appliances throughout the building. Common examples
of balanced loads are electric heaters/baseboards, electric water heaters, air
conditioners, heat pumps, pool pumps, etc. These circuits can be identified by
a double-pole breaker in the electrical panel. Cabling typically consists of
black (line 1) and red (line 2) conductors with a bare copper (or green)
ground conductor.
Note: these circuits do not have white (neutral) conductors. One (1)
sensor is required for monitoring balanced branch circuits. The sensor should
be installed on either line wire of the circuit (typically black or red).
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MONITORING SYSTEM
UNBALANCED BRANCH CIRCUIT MONITORING
Unbalanced branch circuits are common in split-phase electrical services and
typically used for large appliances, split receptacles, and sub-panel feeders
throughout the building. A typical split-phase residential service entrance is
also an example of a 240V unbalanced circuit. These are circuits with both
120V and 240V components. Common examples of 240V unbalanced loads are stoves,
electric dryers, kitchen receptacles, sub-panels, etc. These circuits can be
identified by a double-pole breaker in the electrical panel. Cabling typically
consists of black (line 1), red (line 2), and white (neutral) conductors with
a bare copper (or green) ground conductor. Two (2) sensors are required for
monitoring unbalanced circuits. The sensors should be installed on both line
wires of the circuit (typically black and red).
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MONITORING SYSTEM
THREE-PHASE MONITORING (DELTA OR WYE)
Three-phase installations are common in commercial and industrial
environments. These installations require the use of Eyedro Business (ExB*)
products. Details and installation instructions for these products are outside
the scope of this document.
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MONITORING SYSTEM
MOUNT EYEDRO DEVICE
MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED
√ Two (2) #8 (4.2mm) pan head or round head mounting screws (optional – not
included)
√ Double-sided tape (optional – not included)
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
√ Screwdriver
PROCEDURE (VERTICAL MOUNT)
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Write down the 8-digit serial number from the back of the module.
This will be required during software setup. The serial number will be in the format “123 – 45678” -
Find a clear area on the wall beside the electrical panel.
Make sure all cables will easily reach the module before securing.
Equipment shall not be mounted within 50.8 mm (2 in) in of any live parts including primary conductors, primary terminals, primary lugs. This requirement excludes insulated cables.
Equipment attached to the enclosure shall not contact the panel interior insulation.
Mounting provisions shall not be attached to any live part.
Do not install equipment in any area where breaker arc venting exhaust gasses could be redirected as a result of equipment installation. -
Secure the module using either:
a) Screws (recommended method)
i. Drive the two (2) screws into the wall surface through the flange holes on the sides of the enclosure.
ii. Carefully tighten the screws until snug. Do not overtighten or it may cause damage to the flange(s).
iii. Ensure secure fit.
b) Double-sided tape
i. Cut several pieces of double-sided tape and place on back of module.
ii. Peel tape backing off.
iii. Press module carefully but firmly against surface to be mounted on.
iv. Hold in place as per tape instructions.
v. Ensure module is held securely in place.
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PROCEDURE (HORIZONTAL MOUNT)
Mounting is not required for horizontal installations (i.e., on a desktop or
shelf). If added security is desired, follow instructions for vertical
mounting using screws or double-sided tape.
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CONNECT CABLING
MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED
- Ethernet cable
- Low-voltage power adapter(s)
- Tie wraps (optional – not included)
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
√ None
IMPORTANT
Ensure all connectors and sockets are free from damage prior to mating them.
Ensure the retention clip on the Ethernet cable is intact.
Never force connectors or apply levering action.
Ensure all connections are secure.
For devices with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi (EYEDRO-HOME), the Ethernet cable
must be
plugged in before power is applied to the device for Ethernet communication to
be used.
PROCEDURE (ETHERNET INSTALLATIONS)
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Connect sensor cables to the Eyedro module.
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Connect one end of Ethernet cable to Eyedro module.
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Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the router (or Internet access point).
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Connect the appropriate end of the low-voltage power adapter to the Eyedro module.
Monitoring devices use a power supply with a 6V AC output. -
Plug the other end of the low-voltage power adapter into a nearby AC wall receptacle.
Devices should not be plugged into a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) as they may result in inaccurate/incorrect measurements. -
Secure all wiring neatly with tie wraps.
PROCEDURE (WI-FI INSTALLATIONS)
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Connect sensor cables to the Eyedro module.
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Connect the appropriate end of the low-voltage power adapter to the Eyedro module.
Monitoring devices use a power supply with a 6V AC output. -
Plug the other end of the low-voltage power adapter into a nearby AC wall receptacle.
Devices should not be plugged into a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) as they may result in inaccurate/incorrect measurements. -
Secure all wiring neatly with tie wraps.
INTERNET CONNECTION
All Eyedro products are designed to take advantage of the MyEyedro cloud
services – thus requiring the product(s) to be always connected to the
internet. There is a small amount of internal memory to store data in the
event of a temporary disruption to your internet service.
For most networks, it only requires that you connect the device to the network
with a DHCP server somewhere on the network. A DHCP server is enabled on most
routers by default and will provide connected hardware with an IP address so
they can communicate via the internet.
In some cases, additional security has been added to the local network
(firewall, port filtering, etc.) making some additional configuration
necessary. A good test would be to plug a laptop or computer into the same
Ethernet port that you intend to use for your (wired) Eyedro product, or, if
installing an Eyedro Wi-Fi product, provision it to connect to the same Wi-Fi
network – if you can open a browser and navigate the web no additional
configuration is likely needed. A couple of important notes:
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Wi-Fi devices utilize the 2.4GHz frequency band. Ensure your Wi-Fi router supports 2.4GHz devices.
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For devices with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi (EYEDRO-HOME), the Ethernet cable must be plugged in before power is applied to the device for Ethernet communication to be used.
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Ethernet devices require connection to an active Ethernet port on your router, switch, or hub.
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Ethernet devices ship with Ethernet patch cords (straight-through). Most routers, switches and hubs provide crossover functionality, but some old hardware may not. In those cases, it may be necessary to connect to a specific port or use a crossover cable.
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Ethernet devices communicate via Half-Duplex 10Base-T. Most routers, switches and hubs provide coexistence, but some may not. In those cases, it may be necessary to configure the connected port appropriately.
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All devices require a DHCP server somewhere on the network.
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If your network does not have a DHCP server, or it is restricted, you may need to reserve an IP address for the device based on the MAC address of the device.
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The MAC address of your device will be 60:54:64:XX:YY:ZZ – where XX:YY:ZZ are based on digits of your module serial number and connectivity method. For example, a module with the serial number 123-45678 connected via Wi-Fi will have the MAC address 60:54:64:12:36:78.
Devices with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi will substitute the first device specific digit with ‘E’ for the Ethernet MAC (the Wi-Fi MAC will remain the same) – the above example will become 60:54:64:E2:36:78. -
All devices communicate using port 80 (HTTP) – all communication to/from the device looks like standard web traffic.
-
If you have changed the DNS settings in your router (i.e., to use an ad blocker), try switching back to use the default settings. Alternately use Google’s DNS servers 8.8.8.8 (primary) and 8.8.4.4 (secondary)
PROVISIONING WI-FI (EYEDRO-HOME ONLY)
MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED
- None
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
√ Phone, tablet, or computer (to connect to the device’s network)
PROCEDURE (WI-FI DEVICES ONLY)
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Using a phone, tablet, or computer, disconnect from your current Wi-Fi network.
It may be necessary to explicitly deselect ‘auto-connect’. Failing to do so may cause the provisioning device to switch back to its original network during provisioning.
If your device has an alternate path to the internet (i.e., cellular), it may be necessary to disable that network connection during provisioning (i.e., turn off cellular).
It may be necessary to temporarily disable your virus scanner during provisioning. -
Using the same phone/tablet/computer, search for available Wi-Fi networks and connect to the Wi-Fi network created by your Eyedro device.
The name of the created network will be “Eyedro[xxx-yyyyy]” where xxx-yyyyy matches the serial number of the device. -
Open a browser and go to eyedro.com/setup.
If not automatically redirected to the setup page, it may be necessary to enter 192.168.1.1 in the browser URL.
On some mobile devices, you may get a message indicating ‘Sign in’. Click sign in and you should be redirected to the setup page. If not, refresh the page and/or open a browser and browse to eyedro.com/setup or 192.168.1.1. -
Input the Wi-Fi credentials (Network SSID and Password) for the network you would like the device to connect to in the appropriate fields and click Connect.
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Reconnect your phone, tablet, or computer to your original Wi-Fi network. Don’t forget to reenable your cellular connection and/or virus scanner if you turned them off during provisioning.
Important note: If the setup is not successful, the device will recreate its own network and reappear in your available network list. Your device must be connected to the internet before you will be able to claim it on your MyEyedro Account.
TIPS
When applying power to the device it will run through its startup tests.
Approximately 10 seconds after power has been applied, the status lights will
indicate the status of the communication:
√ Red/Green (both) toggle 2 seconds on/off = Not connected.
SSID, “Eyedro [xxx-yyyyy]”, should be visible in your available Wi-Fi network
list.
√ Green toggle 2 seconds on/off = Connected.
Device is connected to the provisioned network and should appear as ‘Active’
in MyEyedro.
If the status lights are still not green (connected) after following the
procedure, cycle power to the Eyedro device and try the procedure again –
carefully following all instructions and notes.
Wi-Fi connection videos can be found online at the following links:
Eyedro Wi-Fi connection setup via Desktop: video link
Eyedro Wi-Fi connection setup via mobile: video link
Additional tips and troubleshooting advice can be found online at:
Website: eyedro.com
Support: eyedro.com/support
How To: https://eyedro.com/how-to-connect-an-eyefi-to-the-internet/
Troubleshooting: eyedro.com/support-troubleshooting
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
The MyEyedro cloud service is the interface for your Eyedro device(s). Eyedro and MyEyedro are always working together to measure, analyze and store your usage and cost information. With MyEyedro, your data is automatically and securely stored in the loud, so it’s ready when and where you need it most. MyEyedro presents your data in ways that are engaging, informative and easy to understand. See real-time usage and gain access to many helpful features, including:
- Responsive real-time graphs
- Hourly/Daily/Weekly/Monthly cost estimates
- Comparisons and estimates
- Configurable reports
MyEyedro is easy to use and accessible from a standard web browser.
- Go online to: http://my.eyedro.com to create your online account (or login if you have an existing account).
- From the system configuration screen, enter the serial number of your Eyedro Module(s) – found on the back of the device(s).
For more information on MyEyedro and complete instructions for adding devices, refer to the online documentation and user guide found at http://eyedro.com/support
SPECIFICATIONS
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
| EYEDRO-HOME Ethernet + Wi-Fi| EYEDRO5-EHEM1 Ethernet
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Power Supply
| Class 2 Power Supply
Input: 120Vac, 60Hz (North America/Type A) Input: 240Vac, 50Hz (Europe/Type C) Output: 6Vac, 0-350mA
Ambient Operating Conditions| 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) 80% relative humidity
Storage Conditions
| -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F) 80% relative humidity
Module Dimensions (W x H x D)| 77 x 75 x 25 mm (3 x 3 x 1 in)
Parts Included
| 1x EM5.ENWI.E 2x 200A Current Sensors 1x 10ft Ethernet Cable 1x 6V AC
Power Adapter| 1x EM5.ENET.E 2x 200A Current Sensors 1x 10ft Ethernet Cable
1x 6V AC Power Adapter
Weight [approximate] 1| 0.800 kg (1.8 lbs)| 0.800 kg (1.8 lbs)
| |
Wireless Link| IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.412 to 2.484 GHz| None
Wireless Range [typical] 2| Indoors: 50m (150ft) Line of sight: 100m
(300ft)| NA
1 Approximate weight is based on two (2) sensor models including packaging and
contents.
2 Wireless range is dependent on the location and environment that device(s)
are installed in. Typical values provided.
SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
Sensor| Input| Output| Accuracy| Opening| | Cable
Length
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**200A (ESCLV-25-200A)| ** 0 to 200Aac 600V 50/60Hz| 0
to 0.333Vac| ±1% Typical1| 19.00 mm (0.75 in)| | **** 2000 mm
(79 in)
1 Accuracy noted is for sensor readings at 10% to 90% of rated current. This product also requires a continuous internet connection.
COMPLIANCE
This product has been tested and found in compliance to:
Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment For Measurement, Control, And
Laboratory Use –
Part 1: General Requirements [UL 61010-1:2012 Ed.3+R:19Jul2019] Safety
Requirements for Electrical Equipment For Measurement, Control, And Laboratory
Use
– Part 1: General Requirements (R2017) [CSA C22.2#61010-1-12:2012 Ed.3+U1;U2]
CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B); ISED Canada ICES-003, Issue 6, Class B – Information
Technology Equipment (Including Digital Apparatus).
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Part 15, Subpart B, Class B –
Unintentional Radiators.
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.
WARRANTY
LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY
Eyedro Green Solutions Inc. shall provide warranty for all defects in material
and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase.
Defective parts may be repaired or replaced, at the discretion of the
manufacturer, free of charge during this period.
Warranty Conditions:
- The product must be installed and operated in strict accordance with the provided instructions.
- The product must be installed and operated in strict accordance with the operating conditions.
- Warranty claims require original proof of purchase. A photo of the product may also be requested.
- Warranty is void if the product has been tampered with or modified in any way.
- Warranty returns require a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number. Visit eyedro.com/support for an RMA number.
- Warranty excludes shipping fees outside of the continental United States and Canada 7 days after shipment.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Device installation is simple and non-invasive but occasionally problems do
arise. Before contacting support, please refer to our online troubleshooting
resources.
Troubleshooting: eyedro.com/support-troubleshooting
CONTACT INFORMATION
If you have any questions about using your Eyedro Electricity Monitoring
System please visit our website for documentation, videos, frequently asked
questions, and contact forms.
Website: eyedro.com
Support: eyedro.com/support
Eyedro Green Solutions Inc.
550 Parkside Drive, Unit B1
Waterloo, ON N2L5V4
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THIS DOCUMENT, AND ALL ITS CONTENTS, MAY NOT BE MODIFIED, DISTRIBUTED, COPIED,
OR REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM, IN PART OR IN WHOLE, WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN
CONSENT OF EYEDRO GREEN SOLUTIONS INC.
THE EYEDRO ELECTRICITY MONITORING SYSTEM IS INTENDED TO BE USED TO INCREASE
AWARENESS OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION WITHIN THE BUILDING AND AS AN ADDITIONAL
RESOURCE TO APPROXIMATE UTILITY COSTS. SYSTEM ACCURACY DEPENDS ON A NUMBER OF
FACTORS INCLUDING (BUT NOT LIMITED TO): MEASUREMENT AMPLITUDE, SENSOR
CALIBRATION, UP TIME, AND STABILITY OF THE VOLTAGE SUPPLY. IT IS NOT INTENDED
TO REPLACE THE ELECTRICITY METER FOR THE BUILDING.
EYEDRO GREEN SOLUTIONS INC. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE
PRODUCTS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND/OR DOCUMENTATION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE.
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ACTUAL PRODUCT HARDWARE AND/OR SOFTWARE.
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References
- Electricity Monitors for Home and Business
- Eyedro EYEFI Setup - Eyedro
- Support - Eyedro
- Troubleshooting - Eyedro
- MyEyedro
- How to Connect an EYEFI to the Internet - Eyedro
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