Is this a z-wave repeater?
347716
Yes - all zwave devices have a repeat function built into them - so that this is both an On/off outlet and a repeater.
347717
Yes, I believe almost any Z-Wave or Zigbee device that has AC power serves as a repeater
347718
Not specifically, however it can provide a point to hop from. I am using one right now to allow the z-wave signal to reach a lock on the detatched garage. The lock is just far enough and behind a door so the signal will not reach. I have this located on the outside of the garage and now I can control the lock.Remember there is a four hop limit on z-wave.
347719
It's an outdoor plug. However as far as I understand, all Z-Wave devices are also repeaters since it's a mesh network.In my house, I used a random electrical outlet and replaced it with a Z-Wave outlet to act as a bridge and it worked like a charm with the added benefit that I can now turn my christmas tree on and off from my cell phone.
347720
To clarify, NOT all Z-Wave devices also serve as repeaters. Only the ones that plug into AC power. Most battery operated Z-Wave(door sensors, etc.) do not repeat the signal.
1768146
Yes, but careful - it doesn't actually have a bridge mode as advertised. You can still get the job done in repeater mode.
1859172
When using the repeater function, it does rebroadcast the signal which makes an addition one to access. It comes up for me as called "wireless-N" network
1199000
No this definitely wouldn't be powerful enough for that on its own.... You'd need to add a high gain antenna and a signal booster... However that's cheaper than a higher grade repeater
967528
Sorry, i do not understand the question. What is the RF module for or do? This works with z-wave technology i use the micasa vera lite and vera mobie for android. Very easy to set up.
41675
It is a standalone repeater. It just needs a good signal to work with. I think Amped recommends over 75% strength for maximum results. So it must be placed close enough to get that good signal. Mine is about 75 feet and two rooms away.
1507179
This device is not a wireless repeater. It only operates as a wireless router.
2260668
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.
1223925
I have no answer right now since our house construction is not yet done and our internet connection is not yet functional. I shall answer this question later when I will be able to set up our z-wave network using the micasa verde controller.
164140
I accomplished that artificially with my program. I use mine to include my garage door opener in my z wave network.
666334
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).
1002945
No. The device you are referring to is called a "wireless bridge" (wifi repeater). This device is a wireless router that makes a wired connection accessible to wireless devices.
327922
I've been in other environments where we have had other "repeaters" working in conjunction, but I've never done it with this particular model. Double check with manufacturer.
802606
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.
872766
1. I'm not sure. It isn't officially a repeater, and I don't recall that being a configuration option.2. The antenna serves both purposes, as with nearly all modern routers. That said, signal strength is very strong.
624938
I have used it with a Raspberry Pi in the past. At this time, I no longer us it however. In regards to the Pi, I used the openHab HA software. It worked fine once set up. The difficulty is setting up the initial z-wave network using openZwave. The link to that program is: https://code.google.com/p/openzwave-control-panel/
229276
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.