Winning Home WH100020, WH100021, WH100019, WH100018, WH100017 Quick Guide

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Next-Generation Wireless Lighting Quick Start Guide

For Your Information...

The Next-Generation Wireless Lighting line of products consists of:

• Adaptive Phase Dimmer, 120V (C4-APD120)

• Adaptive Phase Dimmer, 240V (C4-APD240)

• Adaptive Phase Dimmer, 277V (C4-APD277)

• Forward Phase Dimmer, 120V (C4-FPD120)

• Keypad Dimmer, 120V (C4-KD120)

• Keypad Dimmer, 240V (C4-KD240)

• Keypad Dimmer, 277V (C4-KD277)

• Conﬁgurable Keypad, 120V - 277V (C4-KC120277)

• Conﬁgurable Keypad, 240V (C4-KC240)

• Switch, 120V - 277V (C4-SW120277)

• Switch, 240V (C4-SW240)

• Auxiliary Keypad, 120V - 277V (C4-KA)

• 0-10V Dimmer, 120V - 277V (C4-TV120277)

• 0-10V Dimmer, 240V (C4-TV240)

• Fan Speed Controller, 120V (C4-4SF120)

• Faceplate (C4-FP1-xx, C4-FP2-xx, C4-FP3-xx, and C4-FP4-xx)

Things to Consider Before You Install These Devices

1 The use of HC-250 or HC-800 Controllers as ZAPs is highly recommended. The lighting scene ramping and load

group features are not supported with legacy controllers.

2 In new construction, meet with the electrician prior to rough-in wiring to ensure that all devices are wired with

a neutral in the wallbox. Also ensure that any ceiling fans have separate control wires for the lights and fan, and that a double-gang space has been provided for the control of the light and fan.

3 When using energy-ecient loads, such as LEDs, test the actual loads in the planned conﬁguration ahead of

time to ensure compatibility.

4 Before you install the keypads, talk to your customer about what conﬁguration they want for their buttons. 5 Discuss engraving requirements with your customer. We recommend engraving all keypad buttons as well as all

dimmer/switch buttons in multi-gang boxes. Print out the Engraving Report from Composer Pro, and review the report with your customer prior to ordering engraved buttons.

Things to Consider When Adding the Next-Generation Wireless Lighting Products to the Composer Pro Project

1 Choose the default device LED colors in the project settings prior to adding any devices. 2 Leave the backlight color set to Black until the engraved buttons are added to the devices. Turning the backlight

on without engraved buttons will cause light bleed-through into the status LEDs and unnecessary energy use.

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3 If you are replacing legacy devices in an existing Control4 lighting system, use the “Replace Legacy Control4

Device” option in the Composer Pro keypad properties to automatically transfer settings, bindings, and programming from the old device to the new device.

4 Use the Advanced Lighting Scene agent for best lighting scene performance. We recommend limiting the scene

ramping feature to no more than 10 devices per scene to avoid extraneous ZigBee trac.

Resources

You will ﬁnd useful information in these documents and videos (in most cases, dealer login is required).

Marketing, Installation, and Setup Guides

1 Datasheets (each lighting product has its own datasheet, in PDF on the dealer Products page) 2 Brilliant Lighting Solutions brochure (Products page) 3 READ THIS FIRST Notice for OS 2.5 (PDF, dealer Software Releases page) 4 OS 2.5 Release Notes (PDF, dealer Software Releases page) 5 Adaptive Phase Dimmer Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 6 Adaptive Phase Dimmer, 240V Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 7 Forward Phase Dimmer Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 8 Keypad Dimmer Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 9 Keypad Dimmer, 240V Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 10 Conﬁgurable Keypad Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 11 Conﬁgurable Keypad, 240V Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 12 Switch Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 13 Switch, 240V Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 14 Auxiliary Keypad Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 15 0-10V Dimmer Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 16 0-10V Dimmer, 240V Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 17 Fan Speed Controller Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 18 Faceplate Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 19 Keypad Buttons Installation Guide (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) 20 Composer Pro Getting Started (PDF, dealer Products or Documentation page) or Composer Pro Getting Started

help (in the Composer Pro software)

21 Composer Pro User Guide (PDF or online help on dealer product Documentation page)

How To’s, Technical Notes, and Videos

We are constantly adding new quick reference sheets and videos to support our products. Please check our website often to see what’s new. In most cases, dealer login is required.

1 New Wireless Lighting Overview (video, on the Products page and in the Control4 University) 2 New Wireless Lighting - Dimmers & Switch (video, on the Products page and in the Control4 University) 3 New Wireless Lighting - Keypads & Fan Speed Control (video, on the Products page and in the Control4

University)

4 New Wireless Lighting - Faceplates & Engraved Keycaps (video, on the Products page and in the Control4

University)

5 Keycap Installation (video, on the Products page) 6 Lighting Loads Comparison Table (PDF, on the Products page)

Other related training materials are available also in the Control4 University portal.

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Supported Lighting Loads

Use this table as a reference before you purchase or install these Control4® lighting devices:

Model Number/ Supported Loads

Control4 Adaptive Phase Dimmer (C4-APD120) and Keypad Dimmer

Control4 Forward Phase Dimmer (C4-FPD120)

Control4 Switch (C4-SW120277)

Control4 Wireless Outlet Dimmer (LOZ-5D1)

Control4 Wireless Outlet Switch (LOZ-5S1)

(C4-KD120)

Power Requirements

Supports No-Neutral Wiring Option

MLV (Magnetic/ Iron Core)

ELV (Electronic/ Solid State)

Incandescent Max Load: 600W

Halogen Max Load: 600W

Fluorescent* Max Load: 500W

Compact Fluorescent* (CFL)

LEDs* Max Load: 120W

Motor N /A N /A 1/2 HP N/A 1/3HP (7.2 FLA)

Multi-Gang Derating

120 VAC +/- 10% 60/50 Hz

Yes Yes No No No

Transformer Support

Yes Yes Yes N/A Yes

Yes N/A Yes N/A Yes

Maximum One-Gang Load (Per Load Type)

Min Load (with Neutral): 1W Min Load (No Neutral): 7W

Min Load (with Neutral): 1W Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

Max Load: 300W Min Load (with Neutral): 1W Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

Min Load (with Neutral): 1W Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

1 Gang 600W 2 Gangs 550W 3+ Gangs 500W

120 VAC +/- 10% 60/50 Hz

Max Load: 1000W Min Load (with Neutral): 4.5W Min Load (No Neutral): 25W

Max Load: 500W Min Load (with Neutral): 4.5W Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

Max Load: 200W Min Load (with Neutral): 4.5W Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

1 Gang 1000W 2 Gangs 800W 3+ Gangs 600W

120-277 VAC +/- 10% 60/50 Hz

Max Load 120V: 15Amp Max Load 277V: 8Amp Min Load (No Neutral): N/A

N/A N/A N/A

120 VAC +/- 10% 60/50 Hz

700W Total Across Both Outlets

N/A 7.2.A Ballast Total

N/A 7.2.A Total

N/A N/A

120 VAC +/- 10% 60/50 Hz

600W Total Across Both Outlets

Across Both Outlets

Total Across Both Outlets

NOTE: The maximum wattage assumes that the device is mounted in a single gang box. Please refer to the lighting datasheet for more

details.

* NOTES: (1) The maximum load requirements for ﬂuorescent, CFL, and LED loads can vary greatly depending upon the speciﬁc ﬁxture and/ or bulb being used. (2) The quality and performance of these load types varies greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer.

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