Use and Care Guide

key features
Current-Sensing Circuitry
The Iris Smart Plug features current-sensing circuitry for real-time energy
usage reporting. The current-sensing feature can also be used to notify users
when a device has been turned on or o.
High-Quality, Latching Relay
The high-quality latching relay included in the Smart Plug is rated for loads
up to 12 amps. This allows users the ability to safely control loads from larger,
higher current devices like computers, monitors, TVs, coee makers, and
large stereo systems.
Superior Output Power & Over-the-Air Updates:
The Iris Smart Plug includes a built-in power amplifier, giving the module
superior range and stability in large homes or areas with wireless interference
The Smart Plug also supports over-the-air updates providing for seamless
upgrades and feature additions without the need for any user interaction.
getting started
Step 1
In the Iris by Lowe’s App, select the + sign and then “Devices.”
Step 2
Insert the Smart Plug into a wall receptacle. Ensure the wall
receptacle is powered. The hub will beep when pairing is com-
plete.
compatibility
The Lowe’s IRIS Smart Plug is fully ZigBee HA 1.2 certified and will work with
other open ZigBee HA 1.2-certified systems.
SMART PLUG
Iris Smart Plug powers small appliances, such as lamps and TVs, so
that you can control them remotely and monitor energy usage.
lowe’s item #
690407
model
3210-L
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status led
on/off button
2.62”
66.5 mm
2.41”
61.2 mm
front
use case
• Include appliances in your
automated home schedules
and events
• Automatically turn o
devices that you do not want
to leave on
• Trigger coee pot or toaster
to turn on when there is
motion in your bedroom
in the morning
• Measure energy usage of
power-hungry devices
• Be alerted if an appliance
is turned on outside of
schedules times
• Include window units and
space heaters in your home
automation system
• Control small appliances
that require less than 12amps
of power. Note: exceeding
12 amps could damage the
Smart Plug.