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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 45606 |
| Type | Dimmer |
| Wireless Technology | Z-Wave |
| Protocol | Z-Wave |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Max Load (Incandescent) | 600W |
| Max Load (LED/CFL) | 150W |
| Wattage Range (Incandescent/Halogen) | 40W - 600W |
| Z-Wave Frequency | 908.42 MHz |
| Color | White |
| Load Type | Incandescent, LED, CFL |
| Compatibility | Z-Wave |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0°C to 40°C |
Explains the dimmer as a component of a Z-Wave control system and its role as a wireless repeater.
Details essential safety warnings regarding electrical codes and consulting electricians if unsure.
Specifies compatible lighting fixtures and maximum load limits for the dimmer switch.
Highlights risks associated with unintentional activation or unattended operation of appliances.
Provides specific guidelines for safely controlling appliances with Z-Wave devices.
Explains how Z-Wave devices act as repeaters to extend network range and eliminate dead spots.
Details how walls, obstacles, and construction materials impact wireless signal strength.
Presents typical wireless range distances based on home construction and number of walls.
Advises on potential interference from other wireless devices and 900MHz products.
Provides initial notes on replacing existing switches and wall plate compatibility.
Illustrates the typical wiring connections for the dimmer switch.
Explains how ganging switches affects load rating and heat sink requirements.
Details wire connections (Hot, Load, Ground) and maximum load specifications.
Emphasizes turning off power before installation to prevent shock hazard and damage.
Provides a numbered sequence for removing the old switch and installing the new dimmer.
Guides on proper wire stripping and using included connectors with copper wire.
Provides a chart for acceptable wire gauge combinations for connections.
Explains the air gap switch for complete power disconnection and its operational requirements.
Lists the main capabilities of the dimmer, including remote, manual, and LED features.
Details how to control the dimmer using Z-Wave remotes and other controllers.
Explains how to use the front panel rocker for manual On/Off and dimming control.
Provides specific tap and hold actions for turning on/off and adjusting brightness.
Guides on how to add the dimmer switch to your Z-Wave home control network.
Explains the LED's default behavior and how it can be configured for location or status.
Describes the four ways the dimmer can respond to universal All On/All Off commands.
Details parameters for configuring the LED indicator and inverting switch orientation.
Explains how to customize the speed and number of steps for dimming adjustments.
Lists parameters for Z-Wave dim commands, manual dimming steps, and timing.
Explains the parameter to ignore or use the start level embedded in dim commands.
Instructions on how to reset all configuration parameters to their original factory settings.
Discusses integrating Z-Wave devices of various classes and manufacturers.
Details the product's two-year limited warranty and customer service contact information.
Outlines FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and measures to correct interference.
States the two conditions under which the device operation is permitted.
Confirms compliance with Canadian ICES-003 regulations for digital devices.
Lists key specifications including power, frequency, load limits, and operating temperature.
States that GE is a registered trademark used under license by Jasco Products Company.
Notes that all brand names shown are trademarks of their respective owners.
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