Honeywell Ademco this device TUXWIFIS Tuxedo w / Wi-Fi (6280i) can be controlled remotely from anywhere in the world away YTH8320ZW1007 Honeywell ther
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it can if its tied into a network it can then be accessed from any smart phone computer Ect.
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The Yun is nice but only has an onboard wifi ant., take a look at the Dragino Yun shield, it will let the Leonardo operate like a Yun, you can change a jumper to use an external ant.
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Honeywell 5881ENL will accept up to 8 wireless transmitters. 5881ENM (16 transmitters). 5881ENH (unlimited transmitters). The 5881ENL will probably be adequate & the least expensive.
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no only when your home, is control only in your network. if you want to do that i recommend the WEMO swicht
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I personally don't have this device anymore, however, If my memory serves me right I believe so. On the other hand, I would not recommend this product as it's not entirely reliable a lot of resetting from what I recall. It may have just been a bad model but in any case for the money I would rather recommend to anyone looking to have wireless access to their thermostat to simply upgrade to the latest Honeywell Smart. It's really reliable and has Wifi built in. No need for exterior sensor as this picks up your local temperature from the web. I've had one now for close to a year and I must say I love it. Honeywell | Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat I personally don't have this device anymore, however, If my memory serves me right I believe so. On the other hand, I would not recommend this product as it's not entirely reliable a lot of resetting from what I recall. It may have just been a bad model but in any case for the money I would rather recommend to anyone looking to have wireless access to their thermostat to simply upgrade to the latest Honeywell Smart. It's really reliable and has Wifi built in. No need for exterior sensor as this picks up your local temperature from the web. I've had one now for close to a year and I must say... » Read More I personally don't have this device anymore, however, If my memory serves me right I believe so. On the other hand, I would not recommend this product as it's not entirely reliable a lot of resetting from what I recall. It may have just been a bad model but in any case for the money I would rather recommend to anyone looking to have wireless access to their thermostat to simply upgrade to the latest Honeywell Smart. It's really reliable and has Wifi built in. No need for exterior sensor as this picks up your local temperature from the web. I've had one now for close to a year and I must say I love it. Honeywell | Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat « Show Less
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No, this has no wireless capability at all. It is a great thermostat however. I love mine!
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This unit can be monitored remotely via a wireless internet connection. The UDW20055 does not offer this feature.
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acccording to data first alert is honeywell keypad .both are make by ademco .web site says it will work just have to reset installer code .there are plenty of utube videos that make it easy to do
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Maybe install a WebControl device to remotely control the power to this rex dog
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No unfortunately it will not. Please note your Visonic transmitters must be used with the Visonic PowerCode systems (such as the Power Max Pro).Also the TUXWIFI is a keypad only, it requires a separate Honeywell alarm control panel in order to operate, and is only compatible with Honeywell 5800-series wireless devices.
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Yes, the Honeywell 6162 keypad will work with the Ademco VIA 30PSE control panel.
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I don't know the exact details. The wireless system lies within these devices. One is a sender and the other is a receiver. Similiar to a TV remote control.
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I'm not familiar with the Gemini. The Tuxedo has four ports. Two for auxiliary power and two for data. They run to my Vista 21iP Control Panel.
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Yes of course but you must add a Honeywell THM6000R1002 Red Link Enabled Internet GatewayI had many of those up and running Regards, Martin
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Not directly. Honeywell might be able to provide more real guidance. But, the device creates an audible alarm (think voltage), so it could be hijacked (at the speaker) to trigger a wireless signal device ... something like, well check out a spy device supplier. Perhaps a useful product might be the result...
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No. They work over WiFi, using the Wink protocol, which I believe is proprietary.
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I personally don't have this device anymore, however, If my memory serves me right I believe so. On the other hand, I would not recommend this product as it's not entirely reliable a lot of resetting from what I recall. It may have just been a bad model but in any case for the money I would rather recommend to anyone looking to have wireless access to their thermostat to simply upgrade to the latest Honeywell Smart. It's really reliable and has Wifi built in. No need for exterior sensor as this picks up your local temperature from the web. I've had one now for close to a year and I must say I love it. Honeywell | Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat