Does this sensor speak Z-WAVE?
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Yes, This sensor was designed to work with a Z-Wave system. Z-Wave is a technology (set standard) designed to allow a lot of different parts (from different companies) to work together and 2gig technologies is one of those companies. Got this info on line under Z-Wave when researching before I bought my 2gig sensors from Amazon.
1131111
I spoke with 2gig technical support and they told me it was NOT a Z-wave device.
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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.
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No, I don't think so, yet. The Wink Hub does not have an option for connecting a Z-wave door/window sensor. The app only shows "ZWave Light" and "ZWave Switch."
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Depending on your non-zwave device. The MimoLite has a digital/analog sensor which can be used to feed your system information from voltage output from an analog sensor. It can also be used as a contact sensor or a switch.How the information received via z-wave is displayed or controlled would depend on the controller/app you are using. Hope this helps.
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I really don't think so. I'm not sure that the sensor can read the signal through a wall along the path of the wire as it does at the breaker. Admittedly I've never tried to.
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No. They are on a different frequencies. Z-wave is designed for home automation. They can communicate with the 2GIG Control Panel, it has a built-in Z-Wave RF Protocol allowing it to act as a central hub. There is a fee through your alarm company in order to unlock remotely....a few bucks per month, worth it.
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Not actually, the sensors comes with a L.E.D display that has a built-in speaker, it alert you when you're backing up and how far of a distance you are approaching. Basically it has no other input or output.
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I am currently trying to get it to work, the software loads fine but I cannot get the computer to recognize the sensor. I sent an email to the manufacturer, will let you know if I get a response.
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To be clear, this is not a Z-Wave sensor and will not work with Z-Wave only devices. You will need a 2GIG GO!Control panel to use this sensor, I think this is where some confusion lies as the GO!Control panel has a Z-Wave controller built in but it does not use Z-Wave for security sensors such as this.
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The interpretation of the z-wave depends on the z-wave controller software. I use micasaverde and if the device is part of their system, it will separate controllers and enegy monitoring. I have some interfaces that do both. I have not installed the Aeotec yet but have several z-wave controllers that I program for lighting, door locks and sensors.
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I have no idea but I don't know why not, for I'm not sure if it would even turn on the sensor. Try it and let me know
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No. It's a Z-Wave enabled device and you need a Z-Wave enabled controller. I use the one comes from Front-Point Security.
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I do believe it includes this module. It would not work on Z-Wave otherwise. But see my review. I don't recommend this unit.
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Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under <Other Devices> as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
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I don't have mine hooked up to my Vera but it does have zwave so it should.
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No. This is not a Z-Wave device. This device communicates over 345MHz with the 2GIG control panel. The 2GIG panel supports 345MHz and Z-Wave (~900MHz).
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Linear makes a completed unit, the GD00Z-4, which includes the sensor. This may be a better option yet.
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I'm not familiar with Z-Wave technology, I'm sorry I can't be of any further assistance. Good Luck