Can this control zwave recepticle outlets as well?
782240
I really have no idea, since the thing shipped without instructions... just says to pair the controller with the various devices, with no instructions as to HOW to do that. And since all of my Z-wave devices are integrated into my security system, I didn't want to take a chance on screwing that up, so i didn't experiment.
782241
Yes it is possible tooBe carefull, only 1 controller can be set on this kind of setup, so if you use remote, that will be only remote
782242
I just use it to control two lamp/bulb switches and a wall switch. There is no reason it would not work for receptacle outlets. As long as it is Zwave.
782243
Yes, I have installed a pair of Evolve appliance modules with it and it works great.
990283
It should work fine as long as it doesn't exceed the 80W rating. You need a zwave controller to turn it on and off.
869680
Certainly. However, keep in mind you need z-wave controller as a brain of system and gateway.
63866
You need a compatible Z-Wave hub to control this. If that hub can be controlled via iPhone, then yes.
1581274
Sorry I have never tried to connect any Z wave to a home system Vera router or home automation system. Most Z wave will work as stand alone automation or IR controls.
239228
I would suggest installing the software called HomeGenie. It's free open source software that is great for projects like home automation and home security using Z-Wave devices.
1131112
No, as I understand things, this sensor is designed to work only with the 2GiG wireless alarm panel. That alarm panel also talks z-wave, but that's a separate feature not associated with this sensor.
1867512
ZWave will do much more than simply controlling a light switch. If you just need to control a light or two, them WeMo is the way to go. If you want the potential for total house automation; Thermostats, Lights, Wall Outlets, Appliances, motion sensors, automated drapes/blinds, security/proximity sensors, etc, etc, etc... Then ZWave is the way to go. SmartThings is a good hub to control ZigBee and ZWave devices while offering additional features such as presence detention, automated actions based on triggers, etc.
1609132
One plug is zwave and the other is a normal plug. So you only control one device.
375739
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.
375738
Don't think so. It has no radio in it, it just sends signals to the main zwave switch using the traveler wire.
1812026
Yes, it has this functionality. I believe it can be set via the lock itself, not Z-Wave, so you can do this even if you don't intend to use Z-Wave
821990
It works ONLY with AEON smart switches as touch panel to turn it/off. This is not a standalone z-wave switch.
1325760
The timer operates both outlets together. This model does not have the capability to program each outlet individually.
1725801
You will beed to connect the "C" wire. Just beware that this unit does not function to the ADT Zwave system.
1723433
I don't know Vera but if its like any Z-Wave controller (I have HomeSeer) you can create an event or manually turn the outlet on & off. For any typical device I would put about a 1 or 2 second delay in the toggle that the device fully shuts down.
630795
Yes, if you wire it correctly. Also can be wired to where the switch controls the receptacle. Consult someone qualified to perform the wiring for you.