Could this be a scene controller switch? No loads needed to be controlled, just to send on off messages via zwave to the house controller
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Don't think so. It has no radio in it, it just sends signals to the main zwave switch using the traveler wire.
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This is only an "add on", meant to work in concert with a main controller switch. This switch doesn't receive any z-wave signals and only facilitates the extension of the circuit to a 3 or 4 way circuit.
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With The appropriate supervisory controller - I.e an ISY994i - this can be configured to send you an email or SMS when the switch is activated. If you want to filter that for when you're away from home that's easy, too. The thing to understand is that this Open/Close sensor is only a sensor. It does not have that capability by itself and must be coupled with a smart device. Be careful - once you have that smart device you'll be automating everything in your home.
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The default state appears to be "off". I just confirmed with mine to make sure my answer was accurate. If you switch the device on via your controller (vera lite in my case) then flip the wall switch to "off" and then back to "on", the device remains in an Off state until such time as the controller sends a new "On" command.
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No this device does NOT support load sensing. It will do what you say by reporting its status back to your controller, but that is not load sensing it is status reporting. Load sensing is when the unit allows you to control whatever device you plug into it manually and still allow monitored control. ie: you can control a lamp plugged into the receptacle by using its switch but yet still control it via z-wave. This device does not support load sensing.
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local control is good but network with zwave control there is a lag and inclusion is a bit involved . I like it though for local room use where they can be hit when come home or there is a network outage
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Dunno. This I do know...we've established a system using a mixture of GE and Leviton components and driven by a Leviton controller/timer without a hitch. Awkward to program, but it's been operating for more than 6 months w/o missing an event. Z-Wave is pricey; it's also reliable.
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Given that both devices communicate with the Z-Wave protocol yes. You will need a device to program the scene controller with (essentially to associate the GE device with a button on the controller). I know that leviton makes a hand held controller, or if you plan on whole house control you can look into something like the Vera.
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I am using these locks (5 ea) in two different houses with different control panels. Any controller that is specified as compatible with Zwave components will communicate with the Zwave Kwikset lock. And I can see the status of mine on my iPhone, and I can lock/unlock it remotely/securely with my iPhone. Awesome!!
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It works ONLY with AEON smart switches as touch panel to turn it/off. This is not a standalone z-wave switch.
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I control mine with a zwave switch. Switching it off and on relativly quickly changes the mode or color. Love this light in my pool.
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I was also looking at the Revolv and believe you can. I have both the Insteon Hub/iOS app and HouseLinc controlling the Insteon bulb. When the hub is off. HouseLinc still controls the bulb leading me to believe multiple applications can control it. If I get one, I'll test to confirm.
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You need a z-wave hub for it to work doesn't have to be smart things. It will need a hub to tell it's been triggered
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One can control most Z-Wave devices with a smart phone...indirectly. Usually customers buy Z-wave devices to add to a smart home (or to create a smart home) through the use of a third party monitoring provider. One example of these is Nexia. For a small monthly fee, Nexia provides a free smart phone app (and computer-based software) to allow the owner remote control of lights, thermostats and other appliances. I have three cameras, a thermostat, all access door locks and all the lights in my house on the Nexia system. I can control or monitor everything from anywhere through an app on my phone as well as through a web-based program on any PC. The point is one cannot install this outlet and automatically control it through a smart phone. It does not come with an installable app which allows immediate control. There are many providers that offer an interface for control and monitoring. I will add that the technology works very well and is extremely useful.
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I have no answer right now since our house construction is not yet done and our internet connection is not yet functional. I shall answer this question later when I will be able to set up our z-wave network using the micasa verde controller.
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This uses only Z-wave, no wifi or other protocol. You must have a z wave controller. Veralite is the best solution although other hubs work with wave.
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Supposedly if you can learn it into your zwave network, it should be able to control a garage door by sending a quick on then off again signal. I am 0 for 2 getting mine to actually control the door. One blew out as soon as I applied 120v, the other one seems to work and I can hear the relay click, but nothing happens.
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Well No, You cant ... I had a dual switch as well that controlled 2 different lighting, and I ordered this one and tried and it does not work. I dont think there is anything out there for dual switch. Also for zwave to work you need to have reciever like Vera etc...I am not sure if you have that.Hope that helps.