does it support z-wave new technology?
1980638
No it does not. Also the fingerprint scanner gave us a lot of trouble and the handle broke easily during last winter when the door was kinda stuck with snow.
977578
Not directly. You need to have a z-wave controller, like a Vera, act as the middleman.
751601
You need an existing Z-Wave network and controller to use this device, not WiFi. An example of Z-Wave controllers: MiCasa Verde, 2Gig, Aeon, SmartThings.
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).
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.
1131110
Yes, This sensor was designed to work with a Z-Wave system. Z-Wave is a technology (set standard) designed to allow a lot of different parts (from different companies) to work together and 2gig technologies is one of those companies. Got this info on line under Z-Wave when researching before I bought my 2gig sensors from Amazon.
1484140
It works with any Zwave compatible device. What you need to consider is that this keypad is that it cannot be programmed as simple as other Zwave devices, you need to program it via your computer or any other automation hardware where you can manually specify to which key you are assigning a certain device. Yo cannot do it manually just by pressing buttons on both devices.Pedro
967526
No. It is Z wave ready but you have to have a controller or a security system that works with Z wave technology, like a 2GIg system.
340401
Their hub supports zwave so it is compatible with the hardware. However this from their help center site would give me pause "Also, Staples Connect is an open system. Other devices (including Z-Wave, Z-Wave Plus, WiFi, and Lutron ClearConnect) may work with the system but we can't guarantee their full functionality."
792664
Supposedly zwave is supposed to be universal, but I would check with http://www.asihome.com/. They seem to be quite knowledgeable on zwave products.
2117973
To be clear, this is not a Z-Wave sensor and will not work with Z-Wave only devices. You will need a 2GIG GO!Control panel to use this sensor, I think this is where some confusion lies as the GO!Control panel has a Z-Wave controller built in but it does not use Z-Wave for security sensors such as this.
967523
The module has a transmitter and a receiver and will have to integrate with a base station to allow remote entry. Mine is tied in through my existing Z-wave system and works swimmingly.
2189413
No this is not z-wave, it uses the Honeywell standard for wireless alarm sensors, not z-wave. The 2gig base is z-wave compatible, but does not pass sensor activity to another z-wave device.
1812026
Yes, it has this functionality. I believe it can be set via the lock itself, not Z-Wave, so you can do this even if you don't intend to use Z-Wave
95643
It can be if you add a controller or controller software that can use the internet. I currently control my GE Z-wave devices by using HomeSeer HS2 software running on a PC. I use my iPhone to turn lights and my home security system on or off.
200860
You definitely need a z-wave capable controller like a MiCasaVerde controller.
864954
You also need the Nexia bridge. This is what communicates withe the z wave devices.