Will this work with any Z-wave device? I just purchased the Fios Quantum, not sure how to set it up with the current directions.
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It should work with any z-wave device, not just a particular brand such as mi casa or iris.
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This and all Z-Wave devices are compatible with the SmartThings hubs. It appears Z-Wave is not compatible with Wink protocols.
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Hello,This hardware right out of the box will not work with a Nexia/Schlage Z-Wave network. You can, however use other devices such as using a controllable outlet via Insteon Network (Smart Home) to control this hardware. In my application I have a controllable outlet which this box is plugged into to turn on or off Water Heaters, Well Pumps, Etc.-Shawn
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It depends on the construction of the house and if there are any other Z-wave devices between this one and the controll system. If there is another one near it that works this one should work as they all talk to one another when any of them is being functioned.
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I have no answer right now since our house construction is not yet done and our internet connection is not yet functional. I shall answer this question later when I will be able to set up our z-wave network using the micasa verde controller.
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I don't have any experience with fios, but from what I read on the internet the 954 has problems with it. Sorry I could not be more help. Scott
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This is a zwave device, not wifi, so you need a z-wave controller with which to pair it. I use the Veralite. (http://www.amazon.com/Mi-Casa-Verde-VeraLite-Controller/dp/B007005364) After paring it gives you four individually-controllable sockets, with yet a 5th logical device that switches ALL switchable sockets on/off. There are also two other sockets that are not switchable/always on for a total of six sockets. It pairs with a zwave controller just like this single socket zwave device would: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007UZH7B8.
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I would avoid this system completely. There are other systems that are worth your time. Take a look at Z-wave compatible devices.WeMo is an unreliable system for a host of reasons.
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I really have no idea, since the thing shipped without instructions... just says to pair the controller with the various devices, with no instructions as to HOW to do that. And since all of my Z-wave devices are integrated into my security system, I didn't want to take a chance on screwing that up, so i didn't experiment.
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It is a standard USA Z-wave device. It will work with a wide variety of home automation systems as long as they are Z-wave USA compliant.
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I'm not sure, I don't know what Verizon Fios is. It only works like a normal house phone with a wall jack, it plugs directly into the jack on the wall only and hangs hangs on the wall. If you have any line filters on the outside of the jack it will not work.
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This will work with any modem / router. Just connect this to your modem / router with an Ethernet cable and you're good to go.I use it with my Verizon Fios Wireless Router. The Verizon wireless is downstairs and this is upstairs. Having two wireless networks in the house is a blessing. If one network has heavy traffic we switch to the other.
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When FIOS was installed for me, the FIOS technician had set that all up...I would contactFIOS to either have one mailed to you or set up an appointment for a technician to installit
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I am going to answer this here, since it's typical of me to browse questions before reviews and comments on reviews. After reading those, I see the answer is: NO. This is NOT Z-Wave compliant technology. It is only for use with some other system.
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Yes. I am using it right now with Verizon FIOS. I think you need to see if your DVR has firmware 1.9 or later (it should by now). When you plug it in for the first time, your DVR will ask you to format it (it takes a minute or two). I have a QIP 7216 FIOS DVR.
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have no idea what a FIOS box is. if it puts out a TV signal I would assume that it would work.
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Unfortunately it will not. The problem is that myQ lacks any kind of zwave standard. Its a proprietary protocol. The only mechanisms that support myQ is their app and alarm.com (due to their partnership. I personally have alarm.com. I had some confusion with my security vendor as they wanted to charge me $300 for this. I found out I could just set it up myself. The setup is done completely through alarm.com. I simply press the myQ button on the garage door opener and the gateway when prompted online and that is it. Just wanted to give you an idea that it really doesn't use zwave standards. If you go for this, you will have to use a separate app unfortunately. Unfortunately it will not. The problem is that myQ lacks any kind of zwave standard. Its a proprietary protocol. The only mechanisms that support myQ is their app and alarm.com (due to their partnership. I personally have alarm.com. I had some confusion with my security vendor as they wanted to charge me $300 for this. I found out I could just set it up myself. The setup is done completely through alarm.com. I simply press the myQ button on the garage door opener and the gateway when prompted online and that is it. Just wanted to give you an idea that it really doesn't use zwave... » Read More Unfortunately it will not. The problem is that myQ lacks any kind of zwave standard. Its a proprietary protocol. The only mechanisms that support myQ is their app and alarm.com (due to their partnership. I personally have alarm.com. I had some confusion with my security vendor as they wanted to charge me $300 for this. I found out I could just set it up myself. The setup is done completely through alarm.com. I simply press the myQ button on the garage door opener and the gateway when prompted online and that is it. Just wanted to give you an idea that it really doesn't use zwave standards. If you go for this, you will have to use a separate app unfortunately. « Show Less