NEXXIT Smart WiFi 3 Circuit Light Switch User Guide
- June 3, 2024
- NEXXIT
Table of Contents
- NEXXIT Smart WiFi 3 Circuit Light Switch
- User guide
- Package content
- Safety information
- Initial inspection
- Hardware installation
- Installing the Nexxt Home App
- Add device
- MAIN DEVICE
- Configuration tools
- Additional parameters
- Settings
- SHARE DEVICE
- DELETE USER
- FCC ID: X4YHAET100
- FCC Statement
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
NEXXIT Smart WiFi 3 Circuit Light Switch
User guide
Thank you for purchasing the Smart Wi-Fi 3-circuit light switch from Next Solutions. We are excited for being a part of making your life easier, safer and bringing peace of mind inside and outside your home.
Package content
- Smart 3-circuit light switch (1)
- Mounting screws (2)
- Quick setup card (1)
- User guide (1)
Safety information
Precautions
Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, install and operate this smart electrical fixture.
- This product requires replacing the existing switch through a hard-wiring process.
- This smart electrical fixture requires 110-220-volt AC.
- This device has been tested by the manufacturer according to all international electrical standards. However, every region has different standards and rules for installing electrical cabling and equipment in a home.
- Please check with your local and state laws prior to using this device.
- Improper installation of a product may cause electrical injury to an individual.
- Installation of this product must be performed by a qualified electrician or a certifñed electrical technician. Do not attempt to perform the installation if you are not familiar with hardwired electrical connections.
- Improper installation can lead to bss of warranty.
- Nexxt Solutions assumes no liability for the improper installation of this product
Turn power off at the circuit breaker or fuse.
Use only when it’s installed with a residual current device (RCD) or current leakage protector at home.
- WARNING: For safety, this light switch must be properly grounded.
- WARNING: To avoid risk of electric shock or electrocution, install the light switch away from any water source.
- WARNING: This light switch supports single pole circuit only. It is not compatible with 3-way (multi-location control) connection circuit,
- WARNING: This is an indoor smart switch that requires a neutral connection.
- WARNING: This device is single band and will only work with 2.4GHz W-Fi routers.
Product overview
-
Smart switch indicator light:
displays the status of the wireless connection and switch. -
On/off button:
use it to manually toggle the device on and off -
Face plate cover****
LED light| Status| Description
---|---|---
Red| Blinks fast| Ready for pairing
(default mode only)
Red| Solid| Indicates that pairing is successful
and that the light switch status is OFF
Green| Solid| Indicates that the light switch is ON
Red| Solid| No internet connection available
4. Ground wire
5. Neutral wire
6. Live wire
7. Load wire (lights)
Initial inspection
Before installing the electrical fixture, ensure that all parts are included in the package. If any part is missing or darnaged, do not atternpt to assermble, install, or operate this product.
Estimated installation time: about 30 minutes.
Tools that may be required but are not included for installation
- Flathead screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver
- Pliers
- Wire strippers/cutters
- Circuit tester
- Work gloves
- Electrical tape
- Safety goggles
Hardware installation
IMPORTANT
For safety, properly ground the switch Always follow the code standards when installing wired connections.
Step 1
Shut power off at the breaker
Find the breaker that controls the circuit for the electrical box where the
smart light switch will be installed. Turn it to the OFF position.
Place tape over the circuit breaker switch and verify that power is off.
Note: you can use the circuit tester at this point to verify that power
is cut off.
Step 2
Remove the original switch from the wall box
ldentify the Line, Load, Neutral and Ground wires.
Note: If the existing switch has two jacks, you may find 5 wires or more. Identify the neutral, line, load and ground wires. This smart switch only needs to use these 4 wires, since it does not require the connection of additional circuits.
Step 3
Label the wires
Mark the corresponding cables before removing the existing light switch.
Always follow code standards when installing wired connections.
Note: All the images are for reference only and therefore they must not
be used as a standard.
North American color code standard:
White is for neutral, black represents the live and load wires, and the
yellow/green cable is tor grounding.
Note: a single bare copper wire is also used to represent the ground wire
in existing electrical installations
Europe/Australia color code standard:
Blue is for neutral, brown represents the live and load wires, and the
yellow/green cable is for grounding.
Step 4
Mount the smart switch
There are two mounting methods: Screws can be inserted at the center or on the
sides of the switch, as shown in the image below.
- Using the correct polarity, match each terminal on the smart switch with the wires coming from the electrical box, as shown in the diagrams.
- Attach the wire end to the terminal screw and tighten until it is fully secured. Repeat this step for each cable.
Note: Follow the wiring configuration below when making hardware connections:
- Neutral wire (white) on the electrical box to the neutral terminal (N) on the smart switch.
- Ground wire (yellow/green) on the electrical box to the ground terminal on the smart switch (ground wire maybe yelow/green or bare copper wire) depending on existing electrical installation.
- Line/Live wire (black) on the electrical box to the to line /live terminal on the smart switch.
- Load wire (red) on the electrical box to each load terminal (L1, L2 y L3) on the smart switch.
For safety, properly ground the
WARNING Always follow the code standards when installing wired connections.
Gently push all the excess wiring into the electrical box.
Note: make sure all the wires are positioned in an organized manner and
away from the edges of the light switch and the electrical box, to avoid
pinching any of the cables, prior to completing the process. Proceed to align
the smart switch to the base on the electrical box, so that it is oriented
correctly Insert the two pre-installed screws on the switch through mounting
holes on the electrical box. To complete installation, tighten the screws to
properly secure the switch to the wall.
Step 5
Restore power at the breaker
Turn ON the breaker that controls your smart switch to power it on.
By default, the device will automatically enter into pairing mode.
Installing the Nexxt Home App
Download the Nexxt Home app on Google Play or Apple App Store and create a new account.
Register by email. Fill in the required fields.
Enter the verification code you received. Create a new password and then select Done.
The Nexxt Home account has been successfully configured.
Add device
Select Add device, followed by the Smart switch. Ifthe device fails to be
paired automatically, you must manually reset it. Press and hold any ON/OFF
button for approximately 7-10 seconds or until the LED starts blinking rapidly
.
You must connect toa 2.4GHz W-Fi network. Enter your network password. Make
sure you enter the correct password, otherwise the device will not connect.
When Device added successfully is displayed, click on the Next button tollowed
by Done on the top right corner of the screen.lo rename the device, cick on
the pencil icon on the upper right-hand side of the screen, enter a different
name, and dick on Save.
MAIN DEVICE
Main switch
Tap the ON button located on the bottom left corner of the screen to turn on all three lights or connected loads simultaneously. Likewise, choose the OFF button in order to turn off all of them with a single touch- During the initial setup, a popup notification will be displayed prompting the user to change the name and icon of each individual switch of the newly installed smart device. Press the Close (X) icon to silence this notification from the status bar, if desired. Press and hold any of the switches should you want to access the customization interface after the automatic notification is canceled.
Switch 1, 2 and 3
Displays the operation status of each individual switch, which can also be independently controlled using this interface.
Configuration tools
Main schedule
Allows users to set up on/off illumination cycles around the home based on specific times and days of the week.
Select the clock icon to access the Schedule, Sunrise/ Sunset, Circulate and Random menus.
Schedule setup ****
To open the interface, dick on the + symbol. From the Add schedule menu, set the times and days of the week you wish to program. You can then apply that schedule to All switches or to a specific control by selecting Single set on the application. To store a Schedule, dlick on Save on bottom on the screen.
Sunrise/Sunset timer setup
These menus are designed to turn lights and connected loads on or off following the natural sunrise and sunset cycles.
Add circulate
Use this menu to repeat a specifhc schedule, and to set the cycle duration when programmed within a specihc time range.
Random timer
Adds an extra layer of security by programming the lignts to dndomly turn on dnd ot auing a set perioa, thus creating the musion tnat people are inside the nome.
Timer configuration
Select oh the sand clock icon to access the Countdown and Delay timer menus.
Countdown timer
Click on the Countdown menu to set the time interval after which the switch will automatically turn on or off. This will be executed only one time once this condition is met, with the option of controlling each switch separately. Click Done to save your setting.
Delay timer
Use the Delay close menu to shut off the switch after a set periodof time. This action will be executed every time the device is on, with the option of controlling each switch separately. Click Sure to save your setting.
Additional parameters
Click on the More parameters icon to access the Switch log and Relay status menus.
Switch log
lap on the Switdh iog to viewa ist containing all the activity associated with the device.
Relay status
Enable or disable this parameter if you want the device to remember the connection status in the event utility power is interrupted. Select ON to have the light turned on once power is restored. Select OFF to have the light switched off when the electricity comes back on. If Keep as last status is chosen, then the switch will keep the connection status it had before going offline as a result of a power outage. Select Cancel to exit menu.
Settings
Click on the pencil on the upper right-hand corner of the screen to display
the Settings menu.
Device cofiguration: from this interface, you can click on the pencil
icon again to change the icon, name and the location attributed to the smart
switch
Device information: will show the data related to the Wi-Fi switch.
Tap-To-Run and Automation: displays a list of automated actions
previously configured for the smart switch, which do not require confirmation
once they are triggered. It also allows the management and edition of the
customized commands that have been set up through the application.
Third-party control: shows a list of instructions on how to set the voice
recognition feature through Alexa or Google Assistant.
Offline notification: provides a selection button to enable/disable this
feature. An Offline notification will be triggered after 30 minutes the device
has remained in this state or as a result of a power outage. others
Share device: allows sharing the W-Fi switch with family and friends.
Create group: makes management of devices easier by selecting and
arranging mutiple devices into a single group.
Feedback: let us know if you have any issues setting up the product.
Check for firmware updates: we will sometimes add new features or provide
upgrades with a new firmware upgrade.
Add home screen: a newly added Ul interface which provides direct access
to the main controls of the device by adding a shortcut to the main screen on
your mobile phone.
Remove device: allows you to delete the Wi-Fi smart switch from the
application.
SHARE DEVICE
Click on Share devices then tap on Add sharing. Enter their e-mail address.
Tap Completed/Save. The newly configured user will now have access to your
smart switch.
Note: family or friends will need their own Nexxt Solutions Home Account
to access the device.
DELETE USER
To remove a user on iOS, slide the name to the left. On Android, press and
hold the name of the person you wish to eliminate.
When the pop-up box comes up, select Delete. A Notification confirming that
you no longer want to share the device with
the selected user will be displayed. Tap on Confirm to permanently remove the
user.
FCC ID: X4YHAET100
Nexxt Solutions” is a registered trademark. All rights reserved. Amazon, Alexa, and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affliates. Google, Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google LLC. All other brand names and trademarks are the property of their respective ovwners.
FCC Statement
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 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. 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
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions
- this device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation, This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.
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