I just want to control an on/off module. Do I need any of the other "stuff"?
194086
If you've got am Insteon switch already, you can "pair" this motion detector with it without needing any additional items. Just follow the directions that come with the detector.
194087
No, the instructions will tell how to manually link the sensor to the on off module.
658590
I have several of these installed and turn them on and off at the same time, its more about the controller you are using and not the HA01C. Most controllers will allow a "Scene" that is a collection of Devices (ie. Outlets or Switches)
978930
I haven't looked at the programming directions in a while, but you should be able to. You set it to your needs. I have mine set to come on at 6PM and shut off at 11PM. It even adjusted for daylight savings.
863512
Plug anything into it that you want to control with remote. I have lights and fans but you can use them with most anything.
1924296
Their is a manual On & Off button right on the front. Does not effect programming at all! Enjoy!
1846929
Hi - I don't have this type of configuration so I cannot tell for sure but I think you could, and maybe you can only turn them on-off all in the same time. You should contact their customer support, they are very responsive. I had several questions, and their answers helped me.
883448
No, its only able to be controlled through the app as far as I have been able to do with it. You would be more interested in the Arduino to do what you want.
255164
No and it is a bummer. Modules I had with another system did have load sensing capabilities so this was a step back for me switching to a z-wave system. I can only speak for the GE modules. I did put a lot of time into pursuing this including talking to the GE tech support. The modules come out of the box with a software switch set to OFF for load sensing. They say you can turn this switch on using one of their hand remote controllers. I did buy one and it took a lot of effort to even configure it to be a secondary controller in my network. I have not pursued trying to turn the switch on. I did tell GE that they got it backwards, they should come with the load sensor switch set on. Your only alternative is to use the button on the module to turn the light on/off which in most cases is a pain.
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Yes. There is an override switch on the controller that lets you activate or deactivate the controlled outlet at any time. The controller will continue to go through its regular programmed/timed operations, activating and deactivating the outlet as scheduled.
2099410
Yes, you do not have to use timer with this particular unit. You can program scene or not and just use device to turn on & off
876140
Yes you can. When programming, you can set each day to run a specific amount of time or completely off.
1116730
Only if the module is left in the "ON" state or the lamp is plugged into the other side of the module (bypass power "always on")
298746
All independent and or add more than one fan on the controller. Yes you can turn it off
285927
Yes. When you order the switch, you choose the configuration. You want the constant on- constant off- constant on configuration. Worked great for me.
45959
Plug and play. You may need to configure it in your control panel, but I didn't.
581137
Not sure, but doubt it. You probably want the In-LineLinc or the Micro On/Off Module.
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There is no indication. You can plug a radio or a lamp when you are setting up your system though to make sure it working properly. I think the master/control device you have isn't completely turning off. I use my television, and I had to turn off the quick start up feature to get this to work. If whatever device you're using has something like that, then it won't sense that the master device has ever shut down, so there will always be power to the controlled outlets. Hope this helps.