Will this work with Veralite/Vera3 home control z wave systems? For example to turn on a light/trigger a scene?
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I don't know I have this kind of garage opener on my home and at another residence. Thank you.
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You would also need the Wayne-Dalton wireless gateway WDHA-12R to interface/trigger a scene with the Veralite controller. That gateway will also interface with the Homelink garage door remotes built into many cars nowadays and trigger a scene with your Veralite zwave controller.
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No; this is not a Z-Wave device. This is a ZigBee device - I believe it conforms to the ZigBee Home Automation standard but I'm not 100% sure.
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Simon xt wireless control module does have dedicated buttons/ feature for lighting control which I believe would work with what you're referring to (z wave switches).
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My experience with using Z-wave dimmable switches with LEDs has not been good. The simple Z-wave "on-off" switch will work just fine. I have tried using the dimmable switch with a single LED light, a chandelier with "small base" LED bulbs, a bank of 5 LED "can lights" in a ceiling. All of these applications failed and eventually, the switches themselves failed. My most recent attempt failed two weeks ago.
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I only have experience using this remote with ADJ Profile Panel RGBs which will cycle through presets, blackout, and change strobe intensity. I can only assume it will work in a similar way if not exactly the same.
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Yes ,if you connect them through a Wink Hub. The devices are wifi, but if you have the Wink hub you can use these to trigger actions by your other Z-Wave devices. I have one of these set to turn on my TCP lights when they detect motion or sound on full brightness ,and at 25% brightness when it gets dark.
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I can't tell you for sure with Vera but I am using a SmartThings hub and it is able to detect the state of the switch (on/off) as you describe above but not necessarily a load level.
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Like Ryan said, move VeraLite to your router, nothing else has to attach to the VeraLite. As z-wave creates a mesh network, if the Vera is too far from your controlled device (ie: Lock or switch) then just add a z-wave ac powered switch or socket in between. I use the GE dimmer socket to provide a route to my birdbath outside. Works great.
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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 was able to connect and configure it successfully to the Vera. It took a lot of persistence but it does work to control scenes and devices. The biggest "revelation" came when I learned that each button had to be set-up as a "trigger" instead of a controller.
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Technically, it should. I understand the SmartThings Hub will be Z-Wave compliant and I have a Vera Lite Z-Wave controller with three of these little beatuies. Works great.
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It works with 2GIG Alarm panels, which at one time Vivant was using so shouldn't be an issue assuming you have the installer code to add zwave devices.
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I have a couple dozen of these controlled by my SmartPhone... but it's all dependent upon the Z-Wave controller you have in place. Do you have one of those yet? A good starter is one of the MiCasaVerde Vera units. There are several models. (also available here on Amazon). Then you'll also need some App interface. If you're using a Vera and an Android device, for instance, you'd use the app called "Home Buddy". But the short answer: "Yes, (assuming all else is in place) this can be controlled with your Smart Phone. : )
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Its supposed to work with the vera light system without subscription, however I havent installed it yet, i asked directly at the vera system people
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Yes, it is, in fact I buy the interchangeable switches at Lowes to use with my Mi Casa Verde VeraLite Home Controller, everything Iris woks perfectly and there is no monthly fee. It just needs to say "Z-Wave".
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Nope. You can add them the the Vera of course, but they use limited memory and do not adhere to normal Scene formats so you cannot program it with the Vera. Honestly I'd say if you want a controller you can program from the Vera, get one of the more expensive Leviton ones. This just won't do it. To set up a "scene" with this you have to add each device to the scene manually, including the dimmer level. After that, it's very hit-or-miss on reliably calling it back up.
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I was able to connect and configure it successfully to the Vera. It took a lot of persistence but it does work to control scenes and devices. The biggest "revelation" came when I learned that each button had to be set-up as a "trigger" instead of a controller.-- I never added any single devices to this controller, rather assigned them from the Vera.