Smart home security kit Fibaro Starter KIT FR Z-Wave 868.4 MHz White wired central unit 12 V door/window sensor ER14250 3.6 V

Fibaro Starter KIT FR Z-Wave 868.4 MHz is a compact smart home security kit in white that provides basic intrusion detection and home automation. The kit includes a wired central unit (Home Center Lite) with Z-Wave connectivity and 12 V supply, a Flood Sensor, a Motion Sensor, a Smoke Sensor 2 with built-in recorder, a Door/Window Sensor FGK-101 powered by ER14250 3.6 V battery, and a Wall Plug with power metering. The Home Center Lite acts as the control unit, offering a user-friendly interface and integration with a wide range of multimedia and Z-Wave devices.

Advantages

The kit groups compact, purpose-designed components for monitoring water leaks, motion, smoke, and door/window status, and adds a power-metering smart plug for connected appliances. Devices use Z-Wave 868.4 MHz for wireless communication and the Home Center Lite central unit provides local control and integration options. The Smoke Sensor combines photoelectric and temperature detection, a 100 dB siren, RGB visual indicator and a built-in electronic recorder to assist post-incident analysis.

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How to use

Install the Home Center Lite as the system controller and connect it to your home network according to the manual. Place the Flood Sensor where leaks are likely to occur, mount the Motion Sensor in a room to cover the required area, and fix the Door/Window Sensor on doors or windows using the supplied fasteners. Install the Smoke Sensor in appropriate locations for smoke detection and ensure its battery is fitted. Plug electrical devices into the Wall Plug to enable remote switching and power monitoring. Include each device into the Home Center Lite Z-Wave network following the pairing procedure.

Recommendations

Position sensors according to manufacturer guidance: mount flood detectors at floor level near potential leak sources, install motion sensors at recommended height and angle, and place smoke sensors on ceilings or high on walls away from ventilation. Test alarms and communication after installation and replace batteries as specified to maintain reliable operation.