Eaton LumaWatt Pro Technical Manual

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5Network and IT Guidance Technical Guidewww.eaton.com/lightingsystemsProduct Overview• Wireless (Gateway)IEEE 802.11IEEE 802.15.4• Energy Manager (Midrange Energy Manager, Enterprise Energy Manager)IEEE 802.3• Wireless Wallstation (Manual lighting and scene control)IEEE 802.15.4• Two-Wire Fixture-Mount Sensor (Fixture integrated occupancy sensor, ambient light sensor and control)IEEE 802.15.4• Compact Flush-Mount Sensor (Tile-mount occupancy sensor, ambient light sensor and control)IEEE 802.15.4• Two-Wire Compact Sensor (Tile-mount occupancy sensor, ambient light sensor and control)IEEE 802.15.4• Smart Sensor (Ceiling mount occupancy sensor, ambient light sensor and control)IEEE 802.15.4• Ruggedized Sensor (Outdoor or Industrial application occupancy sensor, ambient light sensor and control)IEEE 802.15.4• Wireless Plug Load Controller (Relay plug load control)IEEE 802.15.4System backbone IT informationNetwork Ports and UsageTo ensure proper system operation the network ports and protocols listed below must be available to the LumaWatt Pro System and thebuilding IT infrastructure.Protocol Port LumaWatt Pro Device Usage Description SecurityTCP 80 Energy Manager Redirects toConfiguration WebpagesAlways Open TLS 1.2TCP 443 Energy Manager Configuration Webpages Always Open TLS 1.2TCP 52725 Energy Manager SSL secured CAPI webservicesAlways OpenNetwork LAN and WANLumaWatt Pro was designed so only Gateways and Energy Manager devices with the interface directly with the LAN or WAN within thebuilding. All LumaWatt Pro devices must communicate to the Gateway to maintain proper network separation and security.VLANMultiple LumaWatt Pro Gateways can be installed on a VLAN within the building IT network using Layer 2 or Layer 3 network switches.When implementing a VLAN you must ensure the mobile devices used to configure and manage the LumaWatt Pro system also haveaccess to that VLAN.VLAN’s are not required for the LumaWatt Pro system to work, however they can be implemented on sites that have the IT support andrequire separation of networks for additional security..Wireless Network OverviewLumaWatt Pro uses a low duty cycle, narrow‐band, IEEE 802.15.4 Zigbee® HA1.2‐based 2.4 GHz wireless protocol that is not known tointerfere with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or other systems. Each LumaWatt Pro Gateway and associated mesh network (typically up to 150 wirelessdevices) can also be configured via internal web pages to use a specific IEEE 802.15.4 channel to avoid co‐channel interference with otherinstalled 2.4 GHz equipment. IEEE 802.15.4 channels 11‐26, corresponding with 5 MHz‐wide frequency bands from 2.405 GHz to 2.480GHz may be assigned to specific wireless mesh networks. The wireless communication is secured and encrypted using AES 128‐bitencryption.