This guide provides detailed steps to install a sensor on your Fluss+ device, enabling it to detect whether your gate, door, or barrier is open or closed. Depending on your motor, the Fluss+ can detect the state in one of two ways: by connecting directly to the motor’s status output wire, or by using a magnetic switch (Normally Open / Normally Closed).
If a Fluss+ is already connected, unscrew the wires connected to the motor. Make sure to note where each wire was connected before removing them.
Important: Always disconnect power to the motor/gate system before handling wires to avoid electrical hazards.There are two ways to wire the Fluss+ so it can detect your gate’s open/closed state. Choose the option that matches your motor and installation:
If your motor has a dedicated status output terminal (most Centurion, E.T. Systems, DTS and similar gate motors), the Fluss+ sensor cable can be wired directly to the motor with no magnets required.
→ Follow the Status output wire installation guide for Fluss+ for motor-specific wiring diagrams, then proceed to Step 3 (Setup the sensor display on the Fluss+ App) in this article.
If your motor does not provide a status output (for example, most garage doors and Gemini motors), or if you prefer a universal method, use the magnetic switch wires supplied in the sensor wire package. This method uses a magnet mounted on the gate and a switch mounted on a fixed surface to detect the open/closed state.
→ Follow the Magnetic switch wire installation guide for Fluss+ for motors that rely on door contact, then proceed to Step 3 (Setup the sensor display on the Fluss+ App) in this article.
This step applies to both wiring methods (Option A and Option B).
If you used Option A (direct status output), select the wire type that matches your motor’s status output behaviour.
You should see the state update: a blue background indicates ‘Closed’,
White background indicates ‘Open’.
Double-check that both sensor wires are secured in their terminals and that the second wire is connected to a live voltage source.
You likely selected the wrong wire type in the app. Go back to Settings and switch between Normally Closed and Normally Open.