Light/shutter control II help

Before purchasing, please make sure that the installation location of Bosch Smart Home Light / Shutter Controller II has enough space.
You need a power supply of 230 volts AC for installation. A phase and a neutral conductor must be present. Furthermore, please ensure that you have a can depth of at least 50mm, ideally 60mm.

For more information please consult theInstruction manualthe Bosch Smart Home light/roller shutter control II.

Please also see our installation video in this article. If you have problems viewing the video, you can also find our installation and reset videos on our Bosch Smart Home Youtube Channel at the following addressLink.

Yes. In the device management in your Bosch Smart Home app, you have the option to change the switch type.

The flush-mounted box behind the switch should have a depth of at least 50mm. However, we recommend using a box with at least 60mm.

The economy changeover circuit is a special type of changeover circuit. Unlike the normal changeover circuit, the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II does not have to be installed behind the switch but directly in front of the consumer. The economy changeover circuit has only one switched phase. Have your electrician check whether an extra cable can be pulled.

If the end position of your roller shutter is not detected correctly, open the Bosch Smart Home app. Navigate to the corresponding device in the device settings of the Bosch Smart Home app and deactivate the automatic end position detection. Now perform the calibration manually.

Yes, you have the possibility to change the button assignment of your Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II during the installation process. Furthermore, after the installation you have the possibility to change the button assignment in the device management of the device.

Yes, the built-in Light/shutter control II can also be returned to teach-in mode at a later time. To do this, press the system key on the Light/shutter control II again. If a pushbutton/switch is already mounted, you can also conveniently activate the mode by pressing any button.

As long as the Bosch Smart Home Light/Roller Shutter Control II has not been configured as a light control or a roller shutter control in the Bosch Smart Home App, the inputs S1/S2 do not execute any switching commands.

We will soon provide an accessory that will allow you to install the Light/shutter control II in the existing flush-mounted box in a space-saving manner.

The accessories can also be combined with rockers and frames of a large part of switch series of well-known brand manufacturers.

To reset the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II to the factory settings, proceed as follows:
1.) Press and hold the system key for approx. 4 seconds until the status LED flashes orange quickly.
2) Briefly release the system key and press again until the LED briefly lights up green.
3.) The device will now restart. In the Bosch Smart Home App under "More" >> "Devices", you may need to delete the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II from the app.

To extend the range of the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II, either bring the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II closer to the Bosch Smart Home controller or place a Bosch Smart plug compact halfway between them. This serves as a range extender.

Yes. With Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II, you can also control slats.

The teach-in mode of your Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II is active or the device is communicating with the Bosch Smart Home controller.

You can control as many lights as you want until the maximum switching capacity of 500W ohmic power is reached. With the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II you also have the possibility to control two lights (i.e. two channels) to which several loads are connected.

The teach-in mode was not successful or the operation failed.

The device is defective. Please contact theServiceat service@bosch-smarthome.com

The teach-in mode or other operation was successful.

A maximum ohmic load of 2 x 500 watts may be applied.

If the Bosch Smart Home Smoke alarms or Twinguards detect a fire, the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II will behave as follows:

If you use Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as a Light control, it will turn on the corresponding lamps and illuminate an escape route for you.

If you use Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as a shutter control, it will open the corresponding shutters to give you an escape route.

A maximum of 400 watts may be applied.

A maximum inductive load of 2 x 200 watts may be applied.

Check if your Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II can still be controlled manually. If this is the case, remove the power cable from your controller and thus restart it. Please also check if the range of your Smart Home controller is sufficient. If you have connection problems, you can use a Bosch Smart Home Smart plug compact to extend the range. If the problem persists, reset the flush switch to factory settings and bind it again.
If this also does not lead you to a solution, contact either the Bosch Smart HomeCommunityor ourService Team.

Depending on whether the tilt angle of your slats is 90° or 180°, you have the option to tilt the slats accordingly when manually controlling them via the Bosch Smart Home app.

If the child lock was activated during the initial setup of the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II, the Light/shutter control II cannot be operated via switch/button.

You can make adjustments to the settings of the device via the device management. Deactivate the parental control here.

No. No adapters are required for Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II.

Yes. Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II can be operated with pushbuttons without any problems. During installation, you can choose between control with switches and pushbuttons.

Yes. Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II also works with a power surge relay.

The Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II is a product for controlling shutters, awnings and blinds. Alternatively, one or two lights or other consumers can be switched independently. The Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II measures the power consumption of connected lights and loads.

If you use the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as a Light control, you have the possibility to see the current and accumulated power consumption in the Bosch Smart Home App. The current power is displayed in watts and the cumulative consumption in watt-hours.

No. In the Bosch Smart Home app, the energy consumption is indicated collectively.

Yes, if you use the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as Light control. As with Bosch Smart Home Radiator thermostats, Room thermostats, Room plugs and Light controls, you have the option to set a time control. If you use the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as a shutter control, you can set an individual time control using automations in the Bosch Smart Home app.

Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II has a size of 40.5 x 47 x 22mm. Please check if you have enough space at the installation location before purchase and installation. We recommend a mounting box depth of at least 60mm or more. Please leave the installation to a professional.

You can integrate the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant as well as Apple HomeKit.

Yes. Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II can control shutters, blinds and awnings.

Yes. If you use the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as Light control, it is part of the presence simulation. If you use the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II as a shutter control, you can use automation to set individual times for opening and closing.

Yes. In the Bosch Smart Home app, you can activate the parental control in the device management. The Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II can then only be operated via the Bosch Smart Home app. The exception is that in the event of a fire, the shutters are raised automatically for safety reasons.

The Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II uses the ZigBee 3.0 radio protocol and thus also serves as a range extender for other Bosch Smart Home devices that use ZigBee 3.0.

The Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II may only be used outdoors with a protective housing (IP66).

No. Unlike the first generation Light/shutter control II, the Bosch Smart Home Light/shutter control II does not require a switch to be replaced because it is placed between the existing switch and circuit.