Can I use this device to easily shut off all of my downstairs Z-wave dimmable light switches with 1 button click?
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Yes, it can be done by either grouping all the desired switches or by scene control.
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You just need the zee-wave remote and a zee-wave enabled dimmer- switch. I think most people will only need one remote and a few switches. If you go really overboard you have hundreds of devices and then you might want some central controller or relay.
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If you are using LED lights the device will send enough power to keep them on dim. The manual says you need to have at least 5 watts for it to shut off in some cases. See the troubleshooting section here. http://www.insteon.com/pdf/2472D.pdf
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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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Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene. For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module. You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature. BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone.
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Yes, you can. just set the switch at AUTO mode, and the delay knob up to 5min.
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I have used the controller with several brands of Dimmer and appliance modules. GE, Iris (Sold at Lowes), Sylvania, and Leviton. The key is that the switch must be controllable by z-wave technology. You cannot just buy a normal dimmer and use with this controller. I have two and it works GREAT.
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Yes. There is a way. On your online interface go to "Setup". Then on the left hand menu go to "System" then "Admin". Scroll down to "Device Settings". And next to "LED Light" select "Off" from the dropdown menu.
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Yes. Come on and then you can immediatly tap on the switch and it will go off. Works great!!
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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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No - You should not use this to control two lights. Using a Fan Control to dim lights will quickly "burn" up the controls inside the device and it won't dim correctly anymore.
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Yes you can. I have actually done such a thing in my bedroom. Works great. Much easier then 5 different switches on and off before bed.
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this device can't do what you're asking. you might want to look at a mechanical timer that gives you several options of turning on and off your appliances
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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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You can use your wall switch as a master power disconnect, but the various functions of the fan & light will still be controlled by the remote.
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It will work as long as your dimmers or Z-Wave. I had no luck getting the controller to work with a Z-Wave on/off (non-dimmer) switch. (Just a heads up)
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Yes you can. It will turn off all outlets though. You are unable to shutdown half of the outlets.