Will this product work on a Nexia/Schlage z-wave network?
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Hello,This hardware right out of the box will not work with a Nexia/Schlage Z-Wave network. You can, however use other devices such as using a controllable outlet via Insteon Network (Smart Home) to control this hardware. In my application I have a controllable outlet which this box is plugged into to turn on or off Water Heaters, Well Pumps, Etc.-Shawn
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The product has no z-wave transceiver, it is just a contactor in metal box. When the plug is energized, it closes the contactor and powers a higher voltage device. You have to hard wire the contactor to your appliance and power source and add a smart plug to control the state of the (opened/closed) contactor. So it should work with the Schlage network as long as you purchase a smart plug that is compatible with it.
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This relay is activated by a 110 volt signal on its own cord. I have been using them to relay both 220VAC on a 30amp breaker and 110 on a 20 amp breaker. They work quite well. Any system that will switch the 110VAC on and off can operate this unit. Hope this answers your question. Alan PS if you have a system that only has dry contacts you would need another relay for the 110VAC to make this work and at that point, you would be running a relay with a relay and that doesn't make a lot of sense.
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Craig I can confirm the Elk will work with a z-wave appliance module / x10 modules / Schlage modules. You just plug the power lead into the module and this controls the power to switch the 60 amp relay
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I use 5 of them outside(Under cover) to start 5hp pool pumps...Works perfect. Electrician suggegested not combined the internals into a consolidated box to make repair by others down the line easier.
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The switch is a Z-Wave switch so as long as you have the Nexia bridge with your system you should be good to go.
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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.
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Yes, for zwave. You need to buy the expensive internet controller and the lock needs an internet adapter. However, I would not buy this lock as I feel it has issues.
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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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It will only work if there is a common, (white) neutral wire in the gang box. Z-wave device requires a neutral wire for them to work.Often times, wall switches gang boxes do not have the neutral wire in them at all, since light switches only need to make or break the hot wire. The Neutral wire will be at the lights location but does not necessarily run through the same gang box as the wall switch. If you have 1/2" conduit, you can add the neutral wire with little trouble. If you have romex than it's much more difficult.
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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
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IF you are referring to the 2 gig thermostat made by Honeywell then yes it will work with the Nexia Bridge. Nexia operates off of the Z-Wave Technology. Any device functioning using a Z-Wave program format will communicate with the Nexia or any of the two other types of Z-Wave controllers.
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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.
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No, I don't think so. The Zyxel will appear as one of the available networks
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Unsure about a Z-Stick, but it paired fine with my Vera Lite, so I would guess other Z-Wave controllers will also work.
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Given that both devices communicate with the Z-Wave protocol yes. You will need a device to program the scene controller with (essentially to associate the GE device with a button on the controller). I know that leviton makes a hand held controller, or if you plan on whole house control you can look into something like the Vera.
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Yes, I believe the schedules still work for lighting and all other connected devices as long as the Nexia bridge is still functioning. It uses it's own frequency from the Nexia box to speak with all connected devices and does not need your router/Internet connection to continue working.
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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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Their hub supports zwave so it is compatible with the hardware. However this from their help center site would give me pause "Also, Staples Connect is an open system. Other devices (including Z-Wave, Z-Wave Plus, WiFi, and Lutron ClearConnect) may work with the system but we can't guarantee their full functionality."
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I unfortunately can't answer that question. I am currently using the Nexia product.
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I can only tell you from my experience and installations. Check to make sure that the device says Z-Wave compliant. Iris from Lowes uses a controller that has both WiFi and Zwave devices co-existing and they sell them side by side but dont grab the wrong one as it wont work. Must be Z-wave. If you go to wikipedia and do a search there is an awesome Zwave forum and they discuss all the devices. just google the words wikipedia and zwave and you will see it. Good Luck