Has anyone used this sensor to control a Z-wave thermostat with Nexia or other monitoring application?
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Mostly used as a energy savings mode when a window or door is open by creating a mode for winter or summer to set the thermostat on heat at 95 or cool to 65 that.way your furnace or ac is not afected by the outside wheather activate when open default when closed can be used for lights and garage doors or to activate cameras on a nexia bridge
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Yes, I have. I installed them onto 3 sliding glass doors on the back side patio, and then on the various windows throughout, and programmed it(in mynexia) to turn-off the A/C if/when any of these doors/windows open, and it works. My only complaint about the Nexia system is that is does not allow one to program delays, for example I would prefer it if the doors or windows are opened(triggering sensor) to not turn off the A/C for 15 or 30 seconds, and if the doors/windows are closed in under that time, then the A/C would not turn off. In my particular installation, the system is setup in a vacation rental in Baja, where it is extremely hot in the summer, and where the electricity is outrageously expensive. But often times there will be people hanging out on the back patio, having drinks, soaking up the sun, etc., whilst other people are inside enjoying the cool air conditioned air, meanwhile the ones inside often times will go outside to deliver a drink, or someone outside will go in to get a drink/some food/bathroom break, and so in these cases the doors are opened only for a short period of time(5-15 seconds), wherein turning off the A/C each time the door is opened(doors are opened) ends up being a pain in the ass. So this is my only complaint. Eric
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My husband installed it and I remember him complaining about the sensor being only controlled by sunlight (dawn to dusk). So we ended up putting a programmable timer in the series and plugged that into the outlet. Involves some wiring but simple enough.
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I am successfully using this deadbolt with a (Honeywell) Lynx 5100 alarm panel, albeit with limited functionality, i.e. the Lynx does not permit firmware updates, or some of the more advanced commands available from a Nexia account. But I can add/remove user codes, lock/unlock from the alarm panel, and program scenes.
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I'm using the Nexia automation system. It works very well as long as one has a strong WiFi in the home. This lock will not unlatched it's self. It can be signaled to be locked or unlocked remotely but there must be a person at the lock to manually turn the latch.
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Well it works with the 2 gig zwave control panel, but specifically I believe it communicates via 900 mgh tot he panel. Zwave is when you are turning thing on/off up down like a light switch or thermostat. Those zwave control instructions travel on a different wavelegnth than the smoke and co2 detectors.
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no. It only sends a zwave radio signal that tells a controller the door is open or the door is closed. (ok, it also sends a battery charge condition too), but you can't turn it off, or disarm the sensor itself. Any arming or disarmming would be with the zwave controller
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Yes. You can pair any z channel product with nexia. I would begin with plugging the z-stick somewhere closer to the bridge first. If there are walls or objects in the way (for instance, if your z-stick or device is downstairs and your bridge is upstairs), you may need a connector "mid point" connect to communicate with the devices. The devices work but sometimes a bit flaky. I've eliminated the flaky device status by setting up a daily activity either turn on or turn off the device automatically. I hope this works for you.
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24inControl: It can be integrated with Z-wave devices (lights, thermostats, locks, garage-doors) and with Alarm.com IP cameras. You view and control all on the same mobile app/browser. It is not compatible with Nest. You can contact 24inControl for additional information.
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The Zepp sensor works with bluetooth. As long as you have bluetooth, you should be fine.
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No Zwave devices can be programmed directly into touch controller like wireless devices. I have programmed light switches, door locks, etc. and this thing pics them up without a problem. I also have a wired alarm system which connects to this controller with just two conductors, just like the old fashioned controllers used to.
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Sorry I won't be much help because in using nexia home intelligence and it does come up in my sensors screen where it displays the temp. The mobile app doesn't show me the temp. I would exclude the device from the system all together and add it again.
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Yes the lynx can do that out the box the Zwave module is for automation for controlling zwave lights thermostat or zwave locks
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Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
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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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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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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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One can control most Z-Wave devices with a smart phone...indirectly. Usually customers buy Z-wave devices to add to a smart home (or to create a smart home) through the use of a third party monitoring provider. One example of these is Nexia. For a small monthly fee, Nexia provides a free smart phone app (and computer-based software) to allow the owner remote control of lights, thermostats and other appliances. I have three cameras, a thermostat, all access door locks and all the lights in my house on the Nexia system. I can control or monitor everything from anywhere through an app on my phone as well as through a web-based program on any PC. The point is one cannot install this outlet and automatically control it through a smart phone. It does not come with an installable app which allows immediate control. There are many providers that offer an interface for control and monitoring. I will add that the technology works very well and is extremely useful.