Does it act as a Z Wave extender? Can the outlets be controlled individually? or does the whole strip turn off?
1977916
Hi, yes, yes and yes if you program it to or if you manually turn it off. Each of the strips 4 outlets can be controlled individually as if they were each appliance modules or relay switches. You could turn on or off all 4 at the same time if you wanted to via programming with your controller but you do not have to. There is a manual switch on the unit which allows you to manually turn off the power to the whole strip as well.
1977917
It does extend. And with certain controllers like Vera you can control individual outlets.
354643
This single power strip serves as an on/off switch where none exists. It is not really a power strip because it is for a single outlet. If you connect an extension cord to the single outlet, then you can have more than one outlet controlled by an on/off switch. Don't buy this, if you want a traditional power switch!
1739253
No, it doesn't have a "pass-thru". it needs to be on for it to receive and send audio out; so I always kept it on (nice blue night light). The device didn't last long though, it doesn't have a fuse so any power spikes will kill it (at least that's my theory on what happened to mine) so I would connect it to a really good surge protector. My power strip had a fuse but even that didn't help.
709286
It only powers the outlet on or off. It will not control the levels of light
1305735
The controlled outlets work off one device, which is plugged into the "master" outlet. I have my CPU plugged into that one, since I don't use the peripherals when the computer is off. Theoretically, you could plug anything into it, even a lamp, and when you turned it off all of the controlled outlets would go off as well. The outlets do stay on for 90 seconds after the "master" is turned off. Perhaps that is what is confusing you. Hope this helps.
1609137
The bottom plug is controlled by Z-Wave and the top one is always on (not controllable).
1346903
Gary, this plugs into a double outlet covering the two sets of plug-ins and the six new ones are on either side but I do not know if one side is controlled by one plug or not. Since it probably cannot be plugged in without covering both outlets, I can't say. if one of your outlets is bad or not working, I do not know if this one will give you three or six or none at all.
1116727
Once the lamp is plugged into the Z-wave AC outlet side of the unit the lamp can only be turn on/off remotely. If you plug the lamp into the standard AC outlet side of the unit it can only be control manually. Hope this helps. I completely forgot about the front panel push button for manual control. If lamp is plugged into Z-wave side you can manually turn the connected lamp on/off by pressing the button. It is a toggle switch, so if lamp is off, pressing button turns on & vice versa.
2026318
I use it with a Control4 controlled outlet, but you could also plug it into the wemo by belkin. It has a downloadable app that lets you control it from any smart phone or tablet or wemo wall switch.
1816
They are controlled by the same settings. I have several of these and they work great. I haven't seen anything about separate programming per outlet. Hope that helps.
925090
Yes. There is an on/off switch. It can feed and cut power to all sockets on the strip.
1953350
If the outlet is controlled by that switch, it would definitely turn it off. I would bet against it being able to be turned on. On is a touch function, not a switch.
1008444
Yes the switch controls the outlet. Anything plugged into that outlet is controlled by the switch. We use several of these switches & recommend them to anyone.
1723433
I don't know Vera but if its like any Z-Wave controller (I have HomeSeer) you can create an event or manually turn the outlet on & off. For any typical device I would put about a 1 or 2 second delay in the toggle that the device fully shuts down.
2127264
Yes, you have to a controlling hub. It might work with other Z-Wave hubs but it's intended to be used with the SmartThings hub
2094792
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.
967522
No. It's a Z-Wave enabled device and you need a Z-Wave enabled controller. I use the one comes from Front-Point Security.