Does this work with the VeraLite?
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Took a chance and bought this base on Christopher B. comments. It did not pair with Veralite. No, it does not work.
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I got screwed on this product myself. It will eventually pair with a Vera but won't control scenes. :(
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I use it with my larger strobes so a speedlite will be no problem. Just remember that in order to change any settings you will have to open the Velcro in the front to get to the speedlite. They are nice for the price.
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Works plug and play with vera 3. Best to Google Nexia to see what is compatible.
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Yes...it works great on mine. Be careful not to over tighten an use Loctite.
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This is not for speedlite, you have to have a strobe light with round head that fits. It is heavy to put on hotshoe! I am using it with Neewer 180 studio flash light.
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By the information the Lite version has less memory and only control 70 modules, on the other hand the vera3 has twice as much memory and controls 200 modules. So they are not the same.
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I wish I could tell you yes but I don't know. Nitecore has several lights that it's compatible with but I'm not sure about other brands.
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I belief Vera does work with that lock....checkout the Vera forums. I use very with the Iris siren and water detectors, all z-wave.
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Veralite here. I have 4 running. only have them running for a few days. Easy to set up. Only thing I haven't figured outside yet is the dimming function.
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Hi,I can't answer your question, but I can tell you more about these units to help you make a decision. These units report as Jasco 45602W on my VeraLite. The box comes with a Verizon logo on it, so I am guessing that these units were originally intended for Verizon home monitoring. I have no trouble using these units with my VeraLite, so these are definitely Z-wave compatible.
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I think it works on any DSRL with a popup flash. The base of diffuser slides into the hot shoe where external flash would be attached.
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Yes, that is the model I have and it works perfectly. Mine was clogged with calcium deposits so I had to get a new one.
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YES. Initially it would not work, but you can work it out. Because of the price of the item, which is substantially low in comparison with other brands, you might consider to do the following. This cells do not have a protruded item on the top of the positive end, which is a most to contact the appropriate part of the Nitecore. Therefore, just carefully place a piece of aluminium paper on the top of positive end of the battery and secure it with a small piece of cell-o-tape; this way you will accomplish the task and the torch will work perfectly.
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I use it with the Micasa Vera system. Using the Vera as an intermediary (with extremely comprehensive support for all zwave devices), you can have it work in tandem with nearly any other device via triggers/scenes. I usually avoid any weird device-to-device programming, as it is complicated and I'd probably forget how I had things connected after a few years anyway!
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My Maglite is a 4d cell. I would think it would work though. Sorry I don't have a definite for you . Great upgrade, batteries last longer and much brighter.
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VeraEdge is the newest version and is wifi compatible as opposed to the veralite. Both use the same ui7 software. However, in my experience ui7 is buggy and on the veralite I was able to downgrade to ui5 using their tech support. I do not believe that will be possible on the veraEdge.