MatSee Plus XOCA-DAC2161C

MatSee Plus Tuya Smart ZigBee Energy Meter User Manual

Model: XOCA-DAC2161C

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1. Introduction

Thank you for choosing the MatSee Plus Tuya Smart ZigBee Energy Meter. This device is designed to monitor your electricity consumption in real-time, provide detailed statistics, and offer remote control capabilities through the Tuya Smart or Smart Life application. It is suitable for single-phase electrical systems with a maximum load of 80A.

MatSee Plus ZigBee Energy Meter with Tuya Smart Life app interface

Figure 1: MatSee Plus ZigBee Energy Meter and App Interface

2. Safety Information

  • Installation and maintenance should only be performed by qualified personnel.
  • Always disconnect power before installing or servicing the device.
  • Ensure proper wiring according to the provided diagram to prevent electrical hazards.
  • Do not operate the device if it appears damaged.
  • Keep the device away from water and extreme temperatures.

3. Package Contents

  • MatSee Plus Tuya Smart ZigBee Energy Meter (XOCA-DAC2161C)
  • User Manual (this document)

Note: A Tuya ZigBee Gateway is required for smart functionality and is sold separately.

Tuya ZigBee Gateway

Figure 2: Tuya ZigBee Gateway (Required, sold separately)

4. Specifications

AttributeValue
Brand NameMatSee Plus
Power SourceAC
Input/Output Voltage RangeAC 85-270V 45-65Hz
Max. Load Current80A
Wireless ProtocolZigbee 3.0
Wireless Frequency2.4GHz
Working Temperature-25°C ~ +55°C
Dimensions (Size)100*36*65mm
Communication MethodZigbee
Wireless CommunicationYes
Battery IncludedNo
Inbox AdaptorNo
State of AssemblyReady-to-Go
CertificationCE, RoHS
Update Frequency2 Minutes
App NameTuya Smart, or Smart Life
Overload ProtectionSet Threshold
Switch FunctionApp Remote Control ON OFF
Accuracy StandardIEC 62053-21 Class 1.0
Dimensional drawing and technical parameters table for the energy meter

Figure 3: Product Dimensions and Parameters

Diagram illustrating the 80A maximum load capacity of the energy meter, suitable for high-power household appliances

Figure 4: Max Load 80A for various appliances

5. Setup

5.1 Physical Installation

  1. Mounting: The energy meter is designed for DIN rail mounting. Securely attach the meter to a standard DIN rail.
Rear view of the energy meter showing the DIN rail mounting clip

Figure 5: Rear view with DIN rail clip

Diagram showing how the energy meter attaches to a DIN rail

Figure 6: Attaching to DIN rail

  1. Wiring: Connect the meter according to the wiring diagram below. Ensure correct input (Lin, Nin) and output (Lout, Nout) connections.
Wiring diagram for the single-phase energy meter, showing input (Lin, Nin) and output (Lout, Nout) connections

Figure 7: Wiring Diagram

5.2 App Pairing (Network Configuration)

To use the smart features, you need a Tuya ZigBee Gateway and the Smart Life or Tuya Smart app.

  1. Long press the left button (Button 1) on the meter for 3 seconds to enter the auxiliary interface.
  2. Long press the right button (Button 2) for 3 seconds to make the meter enter the network distribution mode. The red light will flash rapidly.
  3. Open the Smart Life App (or Tuya Smart App) on your smartphone.
  4. Click '+' to select 'Smart Meter (Zigbee)' in the 'Energy' category.
  5. Follow the on-screen prompts in the app to complete the pairing process.

Video 1: App pairing and control demonstration

6. Operating Instructions

6.1 LCD Display and Button Operations

The meter features an LCD display that shows various electrical parameters. Use the buttons to navigate and set parameters.

Close-up views of the LCD display showing various measurements: Total Active Energy (kWh), Voltage (V), Power Factor (PF), Active Power (kW), Current (A), and Frequency (Hz)

Figure 8: LCD Display Readings

LCD DisplayDescription
Σ 0000 00.00 kWhTotal Active Energy (kWh)
230.0 VVoltage (V)
5.000 ACurrent (A)
1.618 kWActive Power (kW)
0.986 PFPower Factor (PF)
50.03 HzFrequency (Hz)
Table describing the main display screen values on the LCD, including Total Active Energy, Voltage, Current, Active Power, Power Factor, and Frequency, with examples and load type indicators

Figure 9: Main Display Screen Details

ButtonDefinitionClick ActionPress 3 Seconds Action
Button 1 iconButton 1: Esc / ScrollScroll the page of the displayed page. In setting screen: right move the setting cursor.1. In the main display screen: enter or exit the auxiliary screen.
2. In the setting screen: exit or return to the previous screen.
Button 2 iconButton 2: Confirm / ShiftIn the setting screen: right move the setting cursor.1. In the main display screen: enter the setting mode.
2. In the setting screen: enter the setting state or carry out confirmation operation.
3. In the auxiliary screen: reset Zigbee.

Figure 10: Button Definitions and Network Configuration Operations

6.2 Remote Control ON/OFF

Once paired with the Tuya Smart or Smart Life app, you can remotely turn the connected load ON or OFF from anywhere.

Image showing the energy meter and a smartphone, illustrating remote ON/OFF control via the app

Figure 11: Remote Control via App

6.3 Power Consumption Monitoring

The app provides detailed electricity statistics, allowing you to view consumption hourly, daily, monthly, and yearly.

Screenshots from the mobile app showing electricity statistics for daily, monthly, and yearly power consumption

Figure 12: Electricity Statistics in App

Illustration of the energy meter and a ZigBee gateway in a living room setting, demonstrating hourly power consumption monitoring via the app

Figure 13: Hourly Power Consumption View

6.4 Setting Freeze Date

You can set a 'freeze date' in the app for monthly and daily consumption statistics. The meter will automatically reset and reaccumulate data after this date/time.

Screenshots from the Smart Life app demonstrating how to set the 'freeze date' for electricity consumption statistics

Figure 14: Setting Freeze Date in App

6.5 Overload Protection

The meter supports overload protection, allowing you to set current thresholds.

  1. Setting Thresholds via App: Navigate to the settings in the Smart Life app to set over-current alarm thresholds.
Screenshots from the Smart Life app showing the 'Current Threshold Setting' interface for overload alarm

Figure 15: Current Threshold Setting in App

  1. Setting Thresholds via Meter: The meter allows setting up to 2 alarm parameter thresholds directly.
Images of the meter's LCD display showing settings for overload protection thresholds for Power (W), Voltage (V), and Current (A), and automatic reconnect time

Figure 16: Overload Protection Thresholds on Meter

Steps to Set Alarm Parameters on Meter:

  1. After entering the "Parameter Setting Menu" screen, press Button 2 for 3 seconds to enter the alarm parameter setting screen.
  2. For Channel 1 alarm parameter setting: Press Button 2 for 3 seconds to select alarm parameters. Click Button 1 to scroll and select the next setting screen. Press Button 1 for 3 seconds to return to the previous level setup menu.
  3. To set the alarm monitoring object of Channel 1: Press Button 2 for 3 seconds to enter the setting state, and the character will flash. Click Button 1 to scroll and select the next setting screen. Press Button 1 for 3 seconds to return to the previous level setup menu. Click Button 1 to select the alarm monitoring object. Press Button 2 for 3 seconds to confirm. The meter will save the setting and exit.
  4. The corresponding character table for the alarm object:
    • NULL: No alarm object associated (alarm function disabled).
    • U: Voltage
    • I: Current
    • P: Active Power
    • F: Frequency
  5. To set the alarm threshold value: Click Button 1 to increase or decrease the number of set bits. Click Button 2 to move the set bits to the right. Press Button 2 for 3 seconds to confirm.
  6. To set automatic reconnect time of relay: The value ranges from 0 to 90 seconds. Follow similar button operations as above. If set to 0, the meter will not automatically reconnect after an alarm and requires manual reconnection.
Instructions for setting alarm parameters on the meter's display, including selecting the monitoring object (voltage, current, power, frequency)

Figure 17: Set Alarm Parameters (Part 1)

Detailed instructions for setting alarm threshold values and automatic reconnect time for the relay via the meter's buttons

Figure 18: Set Alarm Parameters (Part 2)

7. User Tips

  • Real-time Monitoring: The device provides real-time monitoring of power consumption, current, voltage, and other parameters through the app.
  • Energy Statistics: Utilize the app's electricity statistics feature to track consumption hourly, daily, monthly, and yearly for better energy management.
  • Overload Protection: Configure overload thresholds in the app or directly on the meter to protect your appliances and electrical system.
  • ZigBee Gateway: Remember that a ZigBee gateway (e.g., Tuya ZigBee Gateway) is essential for the smart features to work. The device does not connect directly to Wi-Fi routers.
  • Bidirectional Measurement: This meter is designed for single-phase energy monitoring. For bidirectional energy measurement (imported and exported), a specialized bidirectional meter would be required.
  • HA Compatibility: Please note that this device is not compatible with Home Assistant (HA) directly. It requires a Tuya ZigBee Gateway.

8. Maintenance

  • Keep the device clean and free from dust. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning.
  • Avoid exposing the device to direct sunlight or extreme humidity.
  • Regularly check wiring connections for tightness and signs of wear.
  • Ensure the surrounding area has adequate ventilation to prevent overheating.

9. Troubleshooting

  • Device not pairing: Ensure the meter is in network distribution mode (red light flashing rapidly). Check that your ZigBee gateway is powered on and within range. Try resetting the meter by long-pressing Button 2 for 3 seconds in the auxiliary screen.
  • No data in app: Verify that the meter is successfully paired with the gateway and the app. Check your internet connection and the gateway's status. Ensure the meter is correctly wired and receiving power.
  • Incorrect readings: Double-check the wiring according to the diagram. Ensure the load does not exceed the maximum 80A capacity.
  • LCD display not working: Check power supply to the meter. If power is present and the display is still blank, contact support.

10. Quality Assurance and Support

MatSee Plus is committed to providing high-quality products. This energy meter has undergone rigorous testing to ensure reliability and compliance with CE and RoHS standards.

Image showing a CE/RoHS certificate and manufacturing facility, indicating quality assurance

Figure 19: Quality Assurance and Certifications

For technical support or further inquiries, please refer to the official MatSee Plus support channels or the Tuya Smart/Smart Life app's help section.


XOCDA XOCA-DAC2161C Tuya Zigbee Smart Energy Meter Demonstration & App Control

XOCDA XOCA-DAC2161C Tuya Zigbee Smart Energy Meter Demonstration & App Control

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