This is the digital manual for the Red Series Smart mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch.

Please click on any of the sections in the Table of Contents to get started. We recommend working your way down as it follows an intentional flow that is user friendly and hub/gateway specific. As always, any questions, please see the Additional Resources links section or submit a ticket, we’re happy to help.
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When you are ready to pair your switch, please start the pairing process on your Z-Wave enabled hub.

Once your hub has started the pairing process, check to make sure the LED Bar (D) on your switch is pulsing blue (it should automatically start pulsing when power is restored to it). If it's not pulsing blue, quickly tap three (3) times on the configuration/favorites button (C).
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​If your switch pairs successfully, the LED Bar (D) will blink Green temporarily and then go back to blue as shown in the video below. If the switch does not pair successfully, the LED Bar (D) will blink red temporarily and then go back to blue. If you run into issues where your switch is not pairing, you may have to reset the switch.

To reset your switch, hold down on the top of the paddle (on) and the config/favorites button simultaneously for 20 seconds until the LED Bar (D) turns red. It will blink red three times to confirm the switch has been reset as shown in the video below.

Please refer to the above diagram to get to know your switch.

A. Light On / Increase Dim % Level: Tap 1x to turn on your light or hold to increase the brightness level (dim percentage). In addition, it can be used to activate scene control (multi-taps and holds) where up to 7 scenes can be added*.

B. Light Off / Decrease Dim % Level: Tap 1x to turn off your light or hold to decrease the brightness level (dim percentage). In addition, it can be used to activate scene control (multi-taps and holds) where up to 7 scenes can be added*.

C. Config / Favorites Button: Used to configure certain parameters of the switch. In addition, it can be used to activate scene control (multi-taps and holds) where up to 7 scenes can be added*.

D. RGB LED Bar: Multi-functional LED bar that shows the % level at which your switch is at. In addition, it can be used as a notifier* for various events (ie: turn red when alarm is armed, pulse purple if garage is left open, etc).

E. Air Gap: This can be pulled out to cut power to the load and is there for safety purposes.
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F. Lux Sensor: Reads the lux (light) value in the room and reports to your hub (this can be turned off if you don't want it).

* Hub must support these features.
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These sequences can be used to program your smart switch. However, we recommend that if you have a hub that supports parameter changes (ie: SmartThings, Hubitat, Home Assistant, etc) you use the hub to make these changes as it's much easier than doing it manually at the switch. Please follow the link below to see all the Quick Tap Sequences along with videos.

Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch Quick Tap Sequences

This switch uses its LED bar to display when certain events take place and/or during configuration modes. Please see the link below to better understand what the various LED color/animations mean.

Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch LED Bar Indicator Tables

Consult a qualified electrician if necessary as we are unable to give wiring advice outside of schematics .

If you are unsure how electrical circuits work, please do not try installing this device. As exciting as it is to have a smart switch installed, it can be dangerous and even life-threatening if you do not install it correctly. Improper installation will void the product’s warranty.

Please read through the warnings below before installing your switch. We can’t stress enough how dangerous installation can be if you don’t know what you’re doing.

Please click on the dropdown below to read the warnings.

Before we go into actual steps, it’s important to be familiar with the vernacular used on the following pages. Please see below:

Please use the below steps to determine if your wiring is compatible and to understand what schematic you should choose.

The first step is to determine how many switches control your load(s) (aka: light(s)).
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Using the diagram below, please determine what your wiring type is and remember this selection :
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Using the diagram below, please determine what your wiring layout is and remember this selection :
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In this step, we will determine if you have a neutral wire, which is typically white and located in the back in your switch gang-box (typically in a bundle of wires tied together). Here are some signs you may have a neutral wire:

See below for details on checking for a neutral wire.
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In this step, we will determine if your switch can be installed with your current wiring setup. If not, you can see some alternate solutions on how to accomplish compatibility.
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Taking the answers you circled in Steps 1-3, please see the chart below to see if your switch is compatible with your setup.​
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Example: If you circled, “Multi-Way”, “Toggle Switch” and “Neutral”, you will see that your wiring is compatible. However, if you circled, “Multi-Way”, “Toggle Switch” and “No Neutral”, you will see that your wiring is not compatible and you will need to purchase an auxiliary switch (inov.li/aux).
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The last step is to physically install your switch. After you’ve determined your wiring type, switch layout, AC Power type and whether or not you have a compatible setup, it’s time to look at the wiring schematics and install your switch. Please move on to the section below that goes over the various wiring schematics and remember the choices from Steps 1-3 above when you're searching the schematics.

Please see the following link to the wiring schematics for this switch: Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch Schematics

Since this switch has so many different available configurations (on/off, dimmer, smart, aux, toggle, neutral, non-neutral, etc), you may need to manually the switch to work manually by following the directions below..
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Use the button sequence below to adjust the mode of the switch according to your wiring configuration. The LED bar (D) will flash the associated color to indicate success.

Use the button sequence below to adjust the mode of the switch according to the type of switch you want. The LED bar will flash the associated color to indicate success.
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Smart Bulb Mode is used if 2+ Smart Switches are on the same circuit.
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The Inovelli smart switch can be used on various hub platforms such as: SmartThings, Home Assistant - ZWave JS, Home Assistant - ZWave JS UI, Hubitat, and Amazon Echo. If you'd like specific instructions on how to setup this switch on your hub's platform, please click the links below to be taken to them:

If you don't see your hub listed above, please go to the, "Quick Setup & Inclusion" section for generic instructions.

These switches are packed with a ton of amazing features, which include scene control (multi-tap), animated notifications, smart bulb mode, energy monitoring, and approximately 60 different parameters to customize your switch.

To see the list of parameters on this switch, please click on the following link: Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch Parameters

Animated Notifications can be setup to notify you of certain events. Some common examples are:

To see examples of the various notifications, check out our Toolbox located here and select the On/Off + Dimmer Switch (DZW32-SN) under, "Z-Wave" and click the dropdown where it says, "Effect": https://inovelliusa.github.io/inovelli-switch-toolbox/

Or you can check out our article: Animated Notification Examples

Setup instructions are different for each hub, so we've created instructions for the following hubs:

Scene control allows you to multi-tap your switch to activate certain scenes. Some common examples are:

Setup instructions are different for each hub, so we've created instructions for the following hubs:

Smart Bulb Mode is used to maintain power to your smart bulbs if you have them wired to your smart switch. Said differently, smart bulbs require constant power to them and with traditional light switches (non-smart), if you turn the light switch off, power is cut to the smart bulb and they are unable to communicate with the hub and fall offline. By using Smart Bulb Mode, you will maintain constant power to the smart bulb and use virtual commands from the switch to turn on/off/dim your smart bulb.
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Setup instructions are different for each hub, so we've created instructions for the following hubs:

Z-Wave Associations are used to "associate" two or more Z-Wave devices together. The benefit is that when two Z-Wave devices are associated together, they no longer need the hub to communicate with each other (they will still report status to the hub). This is important because if your hub goes offline, the associated Z-Wave devices will still communicate. Some common examples are:

Setup instructions are different for each hub, so we've created instructions for the following hubs:

Please see the below sections to learn more about Z-Wave and how it relates to this switch.

The DSK information required for some inclusion methods can be found either on the product (QR Code located at the bottom front-left of the switch), or on the back of the box at the bottom left (QR Code located at the bottom right). Please keep this in a safe space or write it down for your records.
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This switch supports Z-Wave Long Range and can be included into a network with a compatible Z-Wave Long Range hub/gateway.
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To include via Long Range, enable Long Range support in your hub/gateway and add the DSK into the provisioning list. Then apply power to the switch and wait for the device to be added to the network.
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For the most up-to-date information, please see our GitHub page: Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch Z-Wave Association Info

Group 1: Lifeline

Members of this group will receive unsolicited messages related to the status of the switch
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Group 2: Basic Set

Sends On & Off commands to associated devices

Group 3: Switch Multilevel Set

Sends set level commands to associated devices when switch is pressed.

Group 4: Switch Multilevel Start/Stop

Sends start / stop level change to associated devices (only in dimmer mode)

Group 5 & 6: Double or Triple-Tap Basic Set

Sends On & Off commands to associated devices

To find a list of all the parameters, please visit our GitHub Page: Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch 2-1 Switch Meter Info.
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Meter Command Information

Multilevel Switch Device Type Basic Mapping

For the most up-to-date information, please see our GitHub page: Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch 2-1 Switch Command Class Info

This product can be operated in any Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certified devices from other manufacturers. All non-battery operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of vendor to increase reliability of the network. Each module is designed to act as a repeater, which will re-transmit a radio frequency (RF) signal by routing the signal around obstacles and radio dead spots to ensure that the signal is received at its intended destination. The Inovelli Red Series 2-1 Switch is a security enabled Z-Wave Plus™ device. A security enabled Z-Wave Plus controller must be used in order to fully utilize the product.

This device is compatible with SmartStart.
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SmartStart enabled products can be added into a Z-Wave network by scanning the Z-Wave QR Code found on the bottom left corner of the switch, the back of the box or the insert inside the package with a controller providing SmartStart inclusion. No further action is required and the SmartStart product will be added automatically within 10 minutes of being switch on and in the network vicinity.

To factory reset your device, first, hold the Configuration / Favorites Button (C) followed by the up button (A) for 20 seconds until the LED Bar (D) turns red and let go. The switch should blink red a few times indicating it has been factory reset as shown in the video demonstration below. You may also use a certified Z-Wave controller to remove the device from your network to factory default. Only use these procedures in the event that the primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.

​Exclusion will reset your device as well and can be done directly from the hub. This is helpful if you’re running into issues with inclusion. To exclude a device, start the exclusion process on your hub and press the Configuration / Favorites Button (C) 3x rapidly. The LED Bar (D) will start pulsing blue and if successful, it will flash green. If unsuccessful it will flash red.

Name: Smart mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch

SKU #: DZW32-SN

Power: 120V AC, 60Hz Signal

(Frequency): 2.4 GHz

Operating Temperature Range: 32-95° F (0-35° C)

Maximum Load (Watts): COMING SOON

Not rated for inductive loads or fans.

Range: Up to 100 meters line of sight between the Wireless Controller (HUB) and the closest Z-Wave Repeater.

Certifications: ETL Listed, FCC/IC & Z-Wave Certified
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For indoor use. Specifications subject to change without notice due to continuing product improvement.

If you run into any issues, feel free to reach out to us. We typically answer tickets within 24-48 hours and are staffed by actual smart home owners.
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All Inovelli products come with a one (1) year warranty (defined as 365 days). This warranty protects you from breakdowns in the material or workmanship under normal use. This warranty is limited in a couple areas. Purchases must be made from Inovelli or an authorized reseller. The product should be used in the manner directed in the instructions. The product must only be used and/or installed in the United States or Canada.
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For full warranty info, please visit: inov.li/warranty

While most Z-Wave enabled hubs are compatible with the Red Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch, the hubs below have been tested and verified to work. If you do not see your hub listed, please reach out prior to purchase.

We chose the name Linus bc I felt that it could be a rallying cry around what Home Automation can do given the right platform and products. We were excited to be considered on his channel and, while ultimately he went with a competitor, the reasoning is because he wanted a motion switch which we currently didn’t have. Upon hearing some of the challenges he had, frustration with Home Automation in general, and many of our customers reaching out to let us know we should make something for him, we decided to see if we could fast track this project.

So, we’d like to name this project after him and his channel as a way to show him and his audience what the Inovelli community can do and show that it can be night and day in terms of what he experienced with another product.

To see the origin of this project, as well as the journey scan the code or visit: Project Linus
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Check out our Project New Linus Merch Line!

(Keep in mind this may be out of date)

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