This has Normally open relay(s) that can be used to trigger other devices (lights/alarm etc).? Am I correct?
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Yes, well I believe it does as it talks about being integrated into security systems though I do not use that feature.
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The Dakota Alert has four relays (one for each "zone" or alarm tone) which can be used as NO or NC relays depending on how you wire your external device. It also has a 12v output which can be assigned to one or more of those zones (connecting a 12v piezzo buzzer or LED lamp for example)
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According to Alarm.com site the other devices they support are Z-Wave so this should work as well. Z-Wave is pretty universal
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I have two of these switches. They are fully electronic - there is no click of a relay. (Btw - these switches are awesome, especially if you can get them at a good price.)
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You could wire up switches to control each relay. You would supply 5 volts to the corresponding pin for a given relay you want to activate via individual switches. But the best use for this board is to let an Arduino or similar micro controller operate it. That is its intended usage.
1277619
Yes. This unit can send and receive signals to all other wired alarms. In addition, it sends and receives wireless signals.
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This will work pretty much universally. But, it is not plug and play. You will need to individually tap each wire. There are a lot of sites that provide model specific diagrams for adding alarm systems.
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The timer operates both outlets together. This model does not have the capability to program each outlet individually.
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It's a relay that has a timer and thermostat connected to it. As long as you respect the load rating of the relay (thermostat), you can switch anything.
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You are right, this is a switch. However, this product is listed with two others (including a timer), and it looks like Amazon made a mistake by combining all the reviews for all 3 products.
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The relay contacts do not supply power. You use them as a switch for the power you wish routed through them.If you are that unfamiliar with power control devices, then you may consider not working with high voltage circuits.This is pretty basic stuff... the relay closures are not a switched AC outlet.
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Yes ; it has the relay output ; I purchased one of these a few months ago; and the documentation wasn't clear, but it has the relay output.
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No, it is a timer for all the lights that are on that circuit. To create a different circuit you probably need to add another timer
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The sensor you are referring to is actually the switch itself. If you require an alarm, you may have to buy one and integrate it to the float switch wiring to provide the additional functionality.
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If you look at schematics, the relay has both normally open and normally closed group. Depending which contacts you use, you will have either normally open or normally closed relay.
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No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the process of switching to insteon. No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the... » Read More No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the process of switching to insteon. « Show Less
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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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This unit would be a 3 pin connection. And was designed to turn lights on at night. To turn lights on during the day there would have to be a relay involved.