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Hi, 

 

Background:

I bought six Double Switch 2, three dimmers and a remote from Australia, and a Home Centrer from the UK (which has a US plug)

 

Issue:

I cannot get any of the devices to be recognised.  I initially thought that it might be how my sparky had wired it, but as the remote doesn't work either, I am wondering whether HC2 from another country would be an issue, whether my HC2 is faulty, or whether I'm doing something wrong in the set up (I've followed all the manuals etc).

 

I'd really appreciate any help as need to set up ASAP as mother with very limited vision is coming to stay and the whole expense was for her visit.

 

Many thanks,

Jon

 

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Posted

Hi

It can be a problem, You wrote that dimmers and double switch 2 are from Australia. Please look on label what frequency it use? It got "AH"

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AH mean that device use Australian frequency for z-wave

Now please look on Home center what short it got? "EU" "US" or "AH" ?

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22 minutes ago, Jon_NSW said:

Hi, 

 

Background:

I bought six Double Switch 2, three dimmers and a remote from Australia, and a Home Centrer from the UK (which has a US plug)

 

Issue:

I cannot get any of the devices to be recognised.  I initially thought that it might be how my sparky had wired it, but as the remote doesn't work either, I am wondering whether HC2 from another country would be an issue, whether my HC2 is faulty, or whether I'm doing something wrong in the set up (I've followed all the manuals etc).

 

I'd really appreciate any help as need to set up ASAP as mother with very limited vision is coming to stay and the whole expense was for her visit.

 

Many thanks,

Jon

 

Unfortunately Australia and the UK are using different frequencies

 

Frequency in MHz Used in
921.4 ; 919.8 Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia
921.4 Brazil
868.42 ; 869.85

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 Countries (Europe and other countries in region), French Guiana
919.8 ; 921.4 Chile, El Salvador, Peru
868.4 China, Singapore, South Africa
919.8 Hong Kong
865.2 India
915 - 917 Israel
922 - 926 Japan, Taiwan
869 Russia
919 - 923 South Korea
908.4 ; 916 USA, Argentina, Guatemala, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados, Mexico, Bermuda, Nicaragua, Bolivia, Panama, British Virgin Islands, Suriname, Cayman Islands, Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, Turks & Caicos, Ecuador, Uruguay
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    Many thanks. My devices are all AH, whereas the home centre is EU. I assume that there is no way to change and I just need to buy a home centre in AH and put the EU on eBay?

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    34 minutes ago, Jon_NSW said:

    Many thanks. My devices are all AH, whereas the home centre is EU. I assume that there is no way to change and I just need to buy a home centre in AH and put the EU on eBay?

    Yes, you're right. Moreover, it may be forbidden to use the frequency from other region as some of your local telecommunication companies may utilize them.

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  • Inquirer
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    Thank you for this.  I have bought a AU home centre is all is working. :)

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