Ajax Systems 50462160 Water Shutoff Valve 1 Inch Wireless White User Manual

Ajax Systems 50462160 Water Shutoff Valve 1 Inch Wireless White

WaterStop Jeweller

WaterStop Jeweller is a smart water shutoff valve that operates as part of an automated water leak detection system. It can be controlled through Ajax apps, a button on the enclosure, a lever on a shutoff valve, or automation scenarios.

Product Specifications

• Requires an Ajax hub for operation
• Communicates with the hub using an encrypted Jeweller radio protocol
• Communication range without obstacles is up to 1,100 meters
• Runs on pre-installed batteries for up to three years
• Can be powered by a third-party 9-12 V power supply

Functional Elements

1. LED indicator: Reports the status of WaterStop
2. Control button: Activates and deactivates the device
3. Mounting platform: Installed between the shutoff valve and the electric drive
4. Tamper button: Reacts to the removal of the electric actuator from the mount
5. QR code and ID/serial number: Used to connect WaterStop to the Ajax system
6. Rotary part of the water shutoff mechanism (electric actuator coupling)
7. Plug for a third-party 9-12 V power supply connection

Operating Principle
WaterStop Jeweller is a smart water shutoff valve with remote control. It operates as part of the Ajax system’s automated water leak detection system. The valve can be controlled from anywhere in the world using Ajax apps, allowing users to check the status and change the position of the valve at any time.

Control via the App
WaterStop can control the water supply at the location using the Ajax apps. Notifications provide information about the device’s name, virtual room, activation time, and the user who opened or shut off the water supply.
To control the valve, open the Devices menu in the Ajax app and click the toggle in the WaterStop field. This will change the state of the valve contacts, either stopping or restoring the water supply. Users can remotely shut off the water supply, for example, in a country house.
In the Control menu, users can swipe up to access a list of automation devices connected to the hub. By pressing the switch in the WaterStop field, the valve state can be reversed, stopping or restoring the water supply.

Manual Control
WaterStop can also be controlled manually through Ajax apps. There are two ways to manually control the valve:

1. Button on the electric actuator enclosure: When pressed, the shutoff valve opens or closes. This method requires the electric actuator to be installed. The state of the shutoff valve can be checked in the Ajax app and by looking at the position of the mechanical indicator.
2. Lever on the mount: The lever on the mount can be used to manually control the water supply.

For more detailed information on using WaterStop Jeweller, please refer to the user manual.

WaterStop Jeweller is a smart water shutoff valve. Operates as part of an automated water leak detection system. Controls it in Ajax apps, through a button on the enclosure, a lever on a shutoff valve, as well as automation scenarios. An Ajax hub is required for operation. A list of compatible hubs and range extenders is available here.
WaterStop communicates with the hub using an encrypted Jeweller radio protocol. The communication range without obstacles is up to 1,100 meters.
Runs on pre-installed batteries for up to three years. It can also be powered by a third-party 9-12 V⎓ power supply.

Functional elements

1. LED indicator. Reports the status of WaterStop.

2. Control button. Activates and deactivates the device when the button is pressed for three seconds. When short pressed (for a second), it controls the water supply.

3. Mounting lockers. Supplied in two options: standard (pre-installed) and alternative (anti-sabotage).

4. Holes for installation of a mounting locker. The locker can be installed on any of the four sides of the WaterStop.
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5. Mechanical indicator of shutoff valve status: open or closed.

6. Position mark Open. The water is open when the mechanical indicator corresponds to this position.

7. Position mark Closed. The water is shut off when the mechanical indicator corresponds to this position.

8. Lever on the mount. It is designed for manual control of a shutoff valve.

9. Mounting platform. It is installed between the shutoff valve and the electric drive.

10. Removable part of the mount. Allows changing the position of the electric valve by 180° without removing the mount.

11. Bonomi shutoff valve. WaterStop is supplied with a valve in one of three sizes: ½” (DN 15), ¾” (DN 20), or 1″ (DN 25).

12. Tamper button. Reacts to the removal of the electric actuator from the mount.

13. QR code and ID/serial number of the device. It is used to connect WaterStop to the Ajax system.

14. The rotary part of the water shutoff mechanism (electric actuator coupling).

15. Plug for a third-party 9-12 V⎓ power supply connection.

Operating principle

1. The electric actuator controls the shutoff valve.
2. The shutoff valve is a Bonomi ball valve. WaterStop is supplied with a valve in one of three sizes: ½” (DN 15), ¾” (DN 20), or 1″ (DN 25).
3. The mount is installed between the shutoff valve and the electric actuator.
4. The mounting locker affixes the electric actuator to the shutoff valve. There are two options: standard (pre-installed) and alternative (for installation in public places).

Control via the app
WaterStop can control the water supply at the object using the Ajax apps. Notifications indicate the device’s name, a virtual room, activation time, and the user who opened or shut off the water supply.

Users can also control the water supply in the Control menu. To do this, a user must swipe up the Control menu. A swipe opens a list of automation devices connected to the hub. The valve state reverses by pressing the switch in the WaterStop ?eld, and the water supply stops or restores.

Manual control
Users can control the water supply at the object in Ajax apps and manually. There are two ways to control the WaterStop manually: a button on the electric actuator enclosure and a lever on the mount.

1. By button on the electric actuator enclosure. When pressed, the shutoff valve opens/closes. This method of water supply control works when the electric actuator is already installed. The state of the shutoff valve can be found in the Ajax app and by looking at the position of the mechanical indicator.
   The ability to control the water supply with a button on the enclosure can be disabled in the device settings.

2. By lever on the mount. An installer or plumber can turn the lever and open or shut the water without the tools. This method of controlling the water supply only works with the electric actuator removed. This control method is provided for manually shutting off the water supply during the installation of a shutoff valve, when installing an electric valve, or in emergencies. The water valve is open if the lever is along the shutoff valve. If the lever is across the valve, the water is shut off.

Automation scenarios

Security system scenarios help automate security, reduce the number of routine actions, and improve user experience. WaterStop supports the following types of scenarios:

• Alarm reactions.
• Security mode change responses.
• Scheduled actions.
• By pressing Button. Temperature protection.
• By pressing LightSwitch.
• By humidity.
• By CO2 concentration.

Scenarios by humidity and CO2 concentration are available when LifeQuality is added to the system. For example, using scenarios, the water supply can be turned off by the LeaksProtect leak detector alarms, according to a schedule, or when the security system is armed. More about scenarios

Temperature protection

To protect against overheating, the WaterStop electric actuator has temperature protection. It is activated when the WaterStop electric actuator is heated up to+60°C.
As soon as the protection is triggered, appropriate notifications are sent to the Ajax apps, and the water supply is stopped. Notification is sent to both end-user apps and PRO Desktop. This allows not only users but also representatives of service companies to monitor the status of devices at the objects.
As soon as the electric actuator temperature returns to normal, the water supply can again be controlled by WaterStop.

Stuck prevention

The ball shutoff valve should be serviced for stuck prevention. Without this procedure, a thick layer of limescale can form inside the valve over time. This deposit can impair or block the ability to turn the ball valve. As a result, it will be impossible to control the water supply at the object.
For stuck prevention, WaterStop can periodically open and close the shutoff valve. A PRO or a user with admin rights can set the maintenance period by creating a scheduled scenario. Learn more about scenarios

Protected with a tamper switch against unauthorized dismantling

The WaterStop kit includes two lockers:

• Standard (pre-installed) — for quick fixing of the electric drive on the shutoff valve. It is easily removed to access a shutoff valve or replace the electric actuator.
• Alternative (anti-sabotage) — installed instead of a standard locker. This locker cannot be removed from WaterStop without tools. It securely fixes the electric actuator on the shutoff valve and protects the electric actuator against unauthorized dismantling. This locker is used, for example, when installing the device in cafés, restaurants, hotels, factories, or places with public access.

Regardless of the locker selected, the WaterStop tamper will notify users and the monitoring company that the tamper has been triggered during an attempt to remove the electric actuator from the ball valve.
The locker can be installed on any of the four sides of the WaterStop.

Jeweller data transfer protocol
Jeweller is a radio protocol for fast and reliable two-way communication between a hub and connected devices. Jeweller supports block encryption with a ?oating key and authentication of devices at each communication session to prevent sabotage and device spoofing.
Ajax apps provided a system of ”hub–detector” polls to monitor connection with system devices and display their statuses. Polling frequency: from 12 to 300 seconds. The polling frequency is set by a PRO or a user with system setup rights in the hub settings.

Sending events to the monitoring station
The Ajax security system can transmit events and alarms to the monitoring app as well as the Central Monitoring Station (CMS) via SurGard (Contact ID), SIA DC-09 (ADM-CID), ADEMCO 685, and other protocols. Which CMSs Ajax connects to
Only communication loss events between WaterStop and the hub (or the radio signal range extender) are transmitted to the CMS. Use PRO Desktop to receive all device events. Only communication loss events between WaterStop and the hub (or the radio signal range extender) are transmitted to the CMS. Use PRO Desktop to receive all device events.
The addressability of Ajax devices allows sending events and the type of the device, the name, the virtual room, and the security group assigned to it to the PRO Desktop and the CMS. The list of transmitted parameters may differ depending on the CMS type and the selected communication protocol.

The ID and device loop (zone) number are available in the device States

Selecting the installation site

The installation of WaterStop should be carried out by a specialist: a plumber or an installer. The list of authorized Ajax partners is available here.

WaterStop is installed on water supply or heating pipes. The device can control the supply of both cold and hot water.
40 bar is the maximum water pressure for which the bundled Bonomi ball valve is designed. Do not install the device on pipes that may be under greater pressure.
WaterStop can control water supply with temperatures from +5°C to +120°C. Do not install the device on water pipes with lower or higher temperatures.
WaterStop is not designed to control the supply of domestic or industrial gas or liquids besides water.

When choosing a location for the WaterStop, consider its dimensions. The intended location should have enough space to install the electric actuator in one of the four positions. A plumber or installer should have access to the device: for maintenance, repair, and replacement of a locker or electric actuator.
If a 9-12 V⎓ power supply is connected to the WaterStop, route the power cables to the device beforehand.
Consider the Jeweller signal strength when choosing a place to install the WaterStop. It is determined by the number of undelivered or corrupted data packets exchanged between the device and the hub or range extender over a certain period.

The icon in the Devices menu indicates the signal strength. The signal strength is also shown in the device states.

Signal strength value:

• Three bars — excellent signal strength.
• Two bars — good signal strength.
• One bar — low signal strength. Stable operation is not guaranteed. Crossed-out icon — no signal. Stable operation is not guaranteed.

Check the Jeweller signal strength at the installation site. WaterStop should have a signal strength of two or three bars. To roughly calculate the signal strength at the place of installation, use a radio communication range calculator.
With a signal strength of one or zero bars, the stable operation of the security system is not guaranteed. Use the radio signal range extender if the selected installation site has a signal strength of fewer than two bars.

Do not install a smart valve

• Outdoors. This may result in device failure or incorrect operation.
• In rooms with humidity and temperature that are outside the permissible limits. Doing so may cause the device to malfunction or not work correctly.
• In places with low or unstable signal strength. This can lead to a loss of connection between the  smart valve and the hub (or range extender).
• On pipes through which water is transported with a pressure of more than 40 bar.
• On pipes through which water with a temperature below +5°C or above +120°C is transported.
• On pipes through which domestic or industrial gas is transported.
• On pipes through which any liquid besides water is transported.

Installation

Before installing WaterStop, ensure that the optimal location of the device has been selected and that it complies with the requirements of this manual. When installing and operating the device, follow the general electrical safety rules for using electrical appliances and the requirements of electrical safety regulations. WaterStop electric actuator can be installed on a bundled Bonomi valve and a third-party one. The electric actuator is compatible with valves that comply with the ISO 5211 standard. Therefore, a plumber can install a third-party ball valve one day, and an installer can fix an electric actuator and connect the device to the Ajax system another day.

WaterStop installation with bundled Bonomi shutoff valve

1. Disassemble the WaterStop:

2. Remove the mounting locker.

3. Remove the electric actuator from the shutoff valve mount.

4. Shut off the water supply to the circuit where the WaterStop will be installed.

5. Install the bundled Bonomi shutoff valve on the pipeline.

6. Select the installation option of the electric actuator on the mount. It can be installed on a mount with a rotation angle of 0, 90, 270, or 360 degrees.
   Choose the installation angle so that the WaterStop is easy to install and maintain.

7. Place the mount on the shutoff valve.

8. Ensure the lever on the mount and the electric actuator are in the same position. If the positions do not match, change the position of the key or the electric actuator coupling (by switching its position with the button on the enclosure).
   The lever on the mount in the open position must always be directed along the pipeline.

9. Install the electric valve on the mount.

10. Secure the electric valve with the mounting locker.

11. Standard locker allows quickly removing the electric valve. Suitable for private houses, ?ats, or other non-public places.

12. An alternative locker is suitable to protect against the unauthorized dismantling of the electric actuator. Used in restaurants, laundries, factories, and other public or crowded places.

13. Connect WaterStop to the hub.

14. Resume water supply.

15. Check the operability of WaterStop.

WaterStop installation with third-party shutoff valve

1. Disassemble the WaterStop:

2. Remove the mounting locker.

3. Remove the electric actuator from the shutoff valve mount.

4. Remove the mount from the bundled shutoff valve using a hexagon (⌀ 3 mm).

5. Shut off the water supply to the circuit where the WaterStop will be installed.

6. Select the installation option of the electric actuator on the mount. It can be installed on a mount with a rotation angle of 0, 90, 270, or 360 degrees.

7. Install the mount on the shutoff valve. Fix it to the valve with bundled fasteners.

8. Ensure the lever on the mount and the electric actuator are in the same position. If the positions do not match, change the position of the key or the electric actuator coupling (by switching its position with the button on the enclosure).
   The lever on the mount in the open position must always be directed along the pipeline.

9. Install the electric valve on the mount.

10. Secure the electric valve with the mounting locker.

11. Standard locker allows quickly removing the electric valve. Suitable for private houses, apartments, or other non-public places.

12. An alternative locker is suitable to protect against the unauthorized dismantling of the electric actuator. Used in restaurants, laundries, factories, and other public or crowded places.

13. Connect WaterStop to the hub.

14. Resume water supply.

15. Check the operability of WaterStop.
    If, after installation, WaterStop cannot shut off the water, the mount is installed in the wrong position.

Connecting external power supply
WaterStop runs up to 3 years from the bundled batteries. The device is equipped with terminals connecting a third-party 9-12 V⎓ power supply. The connection of the external power supply is recommended to avoid rapid discharge of batteries in the case of installation in places characterized by low temperatures or when frequent water shutoffs are reported.
When external power is connected, the pre-installed batteries are used as a backup power source. Do not remove them when connecting the power supply.
Note: Before installing the device, be sure to check the insulation of the wires for damage. Use only a grounded power source. Do not disassemble the device under voltage. Do not use the device with a damaged power cable.

To connect external power supply:

1. Shut off the water if necessary.
2. Turn off WaterStop if it was on by holding the on/off button for 3 seconds.
3. Pull out the mounting locker while holding the solenoid valve.
4. Remove the solenoid valve from the shutoff valve.
5. Place the front side of the device with the Ajax logo on it on a soft cloth so as not to scratch the enclosure.
6. Unscrew the protective plug on the bottom of the electric actuator enclosure using a hexagon (⌀ 4 mm).
7. Make a hole in the protective plug.
8. Reinstall the protective plug.
9. Loosen the screws with a PH1 cross-head screwdriver.
10. Turn the solenoid valve over while holding the front and back of the enclosure.
11. Remove the front part of the solenoid valve enclosure.
12. Pass the protective plug through the de-energized 9-12 V⎓ power supply cable.
13. Connect the cable to the terminal strips observing polarity. Polarity is marked on the plastic.
14. Reinstall the front part of the device enclosure. The lid can be installed only in one (correct) position.
15. Turn the device over while holding the front and back of the enclosure.
16. Tighten the four screws with a PH1 cross-head screwdriver.
17. Reinstall the solenoid valve on the shutoff valve.
18. Plug the power supply into an outlet.
19. Turn on WaterStop, and check the status of batteries and external power in the Ajax app and the overall operation of the device.

Adding to the system

Before adding a device

1. Install the Ajax app.
2. Create a user or PRO account if you don’t already have one. Add a compatible hub to the app, set the desired settings, and create at least one virtual room.
3. Make sure that the hub is on and has Internet access via Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and/or mobile network. This can be done in the Ajax app or by looking at the hub LED. It should light up white or green.
4. Make sure the hub is disarmed and does not start updates by checking its status in the Ajax app.
   Only a PRO or a user with administrator rights can connect WaterStop to the hub.

Connecting to the hub
WaterStop should be within the coverage area of the hub radio network to connect to the hub. To work via a radio signal range extender, it is necessary to pair the smart shutoff water valve to the hub and then connect it to the range extender (via settings).
The hub is incompatible with devices operating at different frequencies. The radio frequency range of the device may vary by region. It is recommended to buy and use Ajax devices in the same region. Please contact for information on the operating frequency range.
WaterStop only works with one hub. When connected to a new hub, the smart water shutoff valve stops sending commands to the old one. Once added to a new hub, the smart water shutoff valve is not removed from the list of devices of the old hub. This must be done through the Ajax app.

To connect WaterStop to a hub:

1. Open the Ajax app. Sign in to the account.

2. If your account has access to more than one hub or if you are using the PRO app, select the hub to which you want to add the device.

3. Go to the Devices menu. Press Add Device.

4. Give a name to the smart valve.

5. Scan or enter the QR code (located on the device enclosure and its packaging).

6. Select a virtual room and a security group (if the Group mode is enabled).

7. Click Add Device — the countdown will begin.
   If the maximum number of devices is added to the hub, when you try to add the smart valve in the Ajax app, you will get a notification about exceeding the device limit. The maximum number of devices that can be connected to the hub depends on the central unit model.

8. Turn on WaterStop by holding the power button for three seconds.

After a successful connection, WaterStop will appear in the list of hub devices. If connection fails, turn the device off and try again in 5 seconds. Refreshing the device statuses in the list depends on the Jeweller (or Jeweller/Fibra) settings. The default value is 36 seconds.

Icons

Icons display some of WaterStop states. Statuses can be checked in the Ajax app in the Devices tab.

States

The states include information about the device and its operating parameters. Smart valve states are available in the Ajax app. To see them:

1. Open the Ajax app.
2. Select a hub if you have several of them or using the PRO app.
3. Go to the Devices tab.
4. Select WaterStop in the list.

Jeweller Signal Strength

| Signal strength between WaterStop and the hub (or the range extender) via the Jeweller channel. Recommended values: 2–3 bars.

Jeweller is a protocol for the transmission of WaterStop events and alarms.

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Connection via Jeweller

| Connection status between WaterStop and hub (or range extender) via Jeweller channel:

Online — the device is connected to the hub (or range extender). Normal state.

Offline — the device has lost connection

with the hub (or range extender). Check the status of WaterStop.

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Battery Сharge

| The battery charge level of the device:

OK — normal condition of the batteries.

Battery low — devices batteries are discharged.

When the batteries are low, the Ajax apps and the security company receive appropriate

notifications.

We recommend replacing the batteries after receiving a low battery notification. When

operating with dead batteries, we cannot guarantee that the WaterStop will shut off or open the water valve.

How the battery charge is displayed Battery life calculator

How to replace batteries

External power
WaterStop external power supply connection status:

• Connected — external 9–12 V⎓ power supply is connected to the device.
• Disconnected — the external power is disconnected. The device runs on batteries.

Lid
The status of the WaterStop tamper, which reacts to violations of the enclosure integrity or the removal of the electric valve from the ball valve:

• Open — the electric actuator is removed from the ball valve or the integrity of the device enclosure is broken.
• Closed — the electric actuator is fixed on the ball valve. The integrity of the enclosure is not broken. Normal state.

Water
WaterStop ball valve status:

• On — water is supplied.
• Off — the water is shut off.

Lock Switch Button
The ability to control the water supply using a button on the electric actuator enclosure:

• Yes — the water supply can be controlled only in Ajax apps and using automation scenarios.
  No — the water supply can be controlled using the button on the electric actuator enclosure.

Temporary Deactivation
Shows the status of the device temporary deactivation function:

• No — the device operates in normal mode.
• Lid only — notifications on the device’s tamper triggering are disabled.
• Entirely — the device does not execute system commands and does not participate in scenarios.
• Firmware: Device firmware version.
• Device ID: Device ID/serial number. Also available on the QR code on the device’s enclosure and the packaging.
• Device No: Device loop (zone) number.

Settings

To change the smart valve settings in the Ajax app:

1. Open the Ajax app.
2. Select a hub if you have several of them or using the PRO app.
3. Go to the Devices tab.
4. Select WaterStop in the list.
5. Go to the Settings by clicking on the gear icon .
6. Set the required settings.
7. Click Back to save the new settings.

Name

| WaterStop name. Displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.

To change the smart valve name, click on the text field.

The name can contain up to 12 Cyrillic characters or up to 24 Latin symbols.

Room

| Selecting the virtual room to which WaterStop is assigned.

The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the events feed.

To change the room, click on the field.

Notifications

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Setting notifications that users receive.

Lock the button switch

| Setting the water supply control using the button on the electric actuator enclosure.

When this option is enabled, the water supply can be controlled only in Ajax apps as well as using automation scenarios.

The option is disabled by default.

LED indication

| When this option is enabled, the LED indicates the WaterStop status.

Scenarios

| Setting up WaterStop automation scenarios.

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Jeweller Signal Strength Test

| Switches WaterStop to the Jeweller signal strength test mode.

The test allows checking the signal strength between the device and the hub or the range extender over the Jeweller wireless data transfer protocol to determine the optimal

installation location for the device.

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User Guide

| Opens the WaterStop User Manual in the Ajax app.

Temporary Deactivation

| Allows user to temporarily disable the device without removing it from the system.

Two options are available:

Entirely — the device does not execute system commands or participate in automation scenarios, and the system ignores any notifications of the device.

Lid only — the system will ignore

notifications about the triggering of the device tamper.

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Unpair Device

| Unpairs WaterStop from the hub and deletes its settings.

Functionality testing

Ajax’s security system provides several tests to select the location of devices correctly. WaterStop tests do not start immediately, but the wait time does not exceed the duration of one “hub—detector” polling period (36 seconds at standard hub settings). The device polling period can be changed in the hub settings in the Jeweller (or Jeweller/Fibra) menu.
To run a test in the Ajax app:

1. Log in to your account in the Ajax app.
2. Select a hub if you have several of them or using the PRO app.
3. Go to the Devices menu.
4. Select WaterStop.
5. Go to Settings by clicking on the gear icon .
6. Select Jeweller Signal Strength Test.
7. Run and conduct the test using the prompts in the app.

LED indication

Malfunctions

If a malfunction is detected in WaterStop (for example, there is no connection with the hub or range extender), the malfunction counter is displayed in the device ?eld in the Ajax app. Malfunctions are displayed in the shutoff valve States. Fields with malfunctions will be highlighted in red.

Malfunction is displayed if:

• Temperature protection was activated.
• There is no connection between WaterStop and the hub (or range extender).
• The WaterStop batteries are discharged.

Maintenance

Regularly check the operation of the device: check how WaterStop controls the water supply. The optimal frequency of checks is once every three months. Clean WaterStop enclosure from dust, cobwebs, and other contaminants as they emerge. Use a soft dry cloth suitable for equipment care. Do not use substances that contain alcohol, acetone, petrol, and other active solvents to clean the device.
We recommend setting up a scheduled scenario to open and close a valve periodically. For example, once a week for one minute. This will protect the valve from getting stuck and extend its life.

Technical specifications

• All WaterStop technical specifications
• Compliance with standards

Complete set

1. WaterStop Jeweller.
2. Two mounting lockers: standard (pre-installed) and alternative (anti-sabotage).
3. CR123A batteries (pre-installed) — 4 pcs.
4. Quick Start Guide.

Warranty

Warranty for the Limited Liability Company “Ajax Systems Manufacturing” products is valid for 2 years after the purchase.
If the device does not work correctly, first contact the support service. Technical issues can be resolved remotely in half of the cases.

• Warranty obligations
• User Agreement

Contact Technical Support:

• e-mail
• Telegram

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