Does this come with the zwave wife module
1545299
Unfortunately no. As of yet I have found no credible way of controlling my wife
1545300
I wish it did. My wife is not thrilled with the change temperature process; Locate iPhone, log into the website & electronically adjust the temperature.
120450
Yes, works with zwave. You can set up to receive a text,push or email notification.
911893
No, but to be honest. I didn't expect the to be one. I did get it working. Would have been nice to have one though, but there is a wealth of information on the internet for the module.
938855
Item description should state whether or not it has the module - mine came with it installed. "Factory installed?" I may be wrong, but I don't think the factory installs them upon manufacture: I think they're installed by the seller......
2149614
Yes, it is, in fact I buy the interchangeable switches at Lowes to use with my Mi Casa Verde VeraLite Home Controller, everything Iris woks perfectly and there is no monthly fee. It just needs to say "Z-Wave".
484047
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.
1397344
I believe you have to purchase it separately. This z wave is a much lower frequency than wifi. I use the "Vera" z wave controller with 3 of these thermostats. The vera plugs into the router.
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.
839346
It's two separate module. One module is broken after two months use. I bought another same one.
1581274
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.
938577
Hi Mark , no it does not have the pocket wizard module--i hope that helps--I have found this to be great meter--bentspokes
2084748
It installs with your ZWave System. It has two sensors on the bottom that detects water. It takes two double A's. It really works well!!
587127
Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well. Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this.
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.
1836874
It does show up at alarm.com in combination with my Panel. So if your panel supports zwave and alarm.com, then it probably works.
1279426
Yes it does, but you do need to be careful if you want to use other z-wave devices with IRIS as it is a mix of Z-Wave, Zigbee and WIFI. The switches are fine and so are the lamp modules but be careful with sensors and thermostats.
1729346
No, it uses Insteon radio signals. You would need some kind of Insteon to Z-wave bridge in order to have it work with Z-wave devices