Does this product work with the Vera light controller?
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No, it won't. Even though they both working on z wave, but my Vera 2 don't have security feature. I hope that helps
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I use this device with a micasa very lite. Mi Casa Verde VeraLite Home Controller, White and GreenNo monthly fees. The Very lite acts as the central control system of your ZWave products. The pros is that it can be expanded to be used w most home automated devices and it is extremely flexible. The con's is that it does require some configuration and a little bit of technical knowledge to do so. Get your grandson to program it for you!
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The issue with this is that it shuts its communication off after about 10 seconds of non-use from the keypad to conserve power (since it's battery-operated with thin batteries). The Vera can't see it when it's not in communication mode, so it's not really possible to use the Vera with it. I have it in the same network as the Vera, as a general device, and can use Vera AND this together, but I can't control this from the Vera at all.
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That should work. It is a generic MIDI adapter, and the hardware emulates a more popular brand name controller that most lighting software should have support for
1507949
I been using it with the veralite, I can control just about everything with vera except for programming, that you can do that through eyezon. You can create scene using the alarm sensors though vera. I have mine setup when I'm in away mode if any sensor is trip vera will. Alert me regardless If the actual alarm is arm or not, there is a lot you can do. It's just a learning experience. I'm using it with ui7 and dsc alarm.
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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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That's not something I have tried. I use this with MisterHouse software running on a Linux PC. I had to get Girder software to learn the codes from the remotes.There is a web site: http://www.usbuirt.com/. It lists many applications this does work with. Veralite is not shown. Several of the packages are open source software so if you are a software developer, you could figure out how to control the devise and that might help with Veralite. You can also email support and the developer will respond.
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It is supposed to but I cannot get the system to work - it seems to dim some of the colors but on the white setting it just flashes. I have bought new controllers and remotes. The next stem is to buy a new set of LEDS or scrap everything.
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Took a chance and bought this base on Christopher B. comments. It did not pair with Veralite. No, it does not work.
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Yes, but you have to connect to the power supply wire before it goes into the strobe control module. It won't work on the same hot wire as the strobes
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I got screwed on this product myself. It will eventually pair with a Vera but won't control scenes. :(
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Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only... » Read More Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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All the previous answers are correct. Essentially, the Vera is connected to your router by hard wire and it communicates to all the devices it controls wirelessly. Good luck.
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I purchased this item from Smartthings directly and attempted to include this with my Veralite z-wave network. I could never get it to work using the instructions on the Smartthings website. So apparently it is proprietary to their smart things hub. I had to return it to them.
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I have never gotten this to work with my Vera. Use it as a stand alone unit to control lights near my back door.
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Hi I have it working with the mecasaverde vera 3 and all worked strait out of the box the lock is far better than the others around.
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It works very well with my Vera lite. There are detailed directions online outlining how to set it up with a Vera. Be sure to follow the directions exactly to ensure all features work.