Can this be used to associate 2 z-wave devices (e.g. Linear WD500Z-1 and WT00Z1), like the Aeon Minimote can?
250942
no unfortunately the zwave device can only be associated with one controller.
86616
Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under <Other Devices> as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
894946
Unfortunately no, only one device at a time, and you must disconnect the active device in order to connect a different device.
1296217
No. They are on two different platforms. This keypad is designed for ZWave Control, IP Camera's, and it works with most Honeywell security systems. The web server allows you to control this keypad through a smartphone, tablet, PC on the same LAN.
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This remote will only turn on/off a single z-wave outlet if that outlet supports direct associations, which GE devices do not. You could use an evolve outlet or a leviton, but not a GE outlet without a controller like Micasaverde, Vera. The controller can do this NOT the 45601 directly, unless like I mentioned, you use a device that can do direct association such as evolve, leviton or aeon labs. Multiple remotes ARE possible but with the same limitations as above, it doesn't matter how many you have. As far as your last question, timer functions can be done with a controller, but the 45601 only does time of day events, not incremental events. This remote will only turn on/off a single z-wave outlet if that outlet supports direct associations, which GE devices do not. You could use an evolve outlet or a leviton, but not a GE outlet without a controller like Micasaverde, Vera. The controller can do this NOT the 45601 directly, unless like I mentioned, you use a device that can do direct association such as evolve, leviton or aeon labs. Multiple remotes ARE possible but with the same limitations as above, it doesn't matter how many you have. As far as your last question, timer functions can be done with a controller, but the 45601... » Read More This remote will only turn on/off a single z-wave outlet if that outlet supports direct associations, which GE devices do not. You could use an evolve outlet or a leviton, but not a GE outlet without a controller like Micasaverde, Vera. The controller can do this NOT the 45601 directly, unless like I mentioned, you use a device that can do direct association such as evolve, leviton or aeon labs. Multiple remotes ARE possible but with the same limitations as above, it doesn't matter how many you have. As far as your last question, timer functions can be done with a controller, but the 45601 only does time of day events, not incremental events. « Show Less
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It work with ADT Pulse which is Zwave. The instructions on how to do it are very poor, but once you get it down it is not to hard.
1186501
I don't mix devices between controllers, so I don't really know if smarthings devices will work with a Vera controller. They both may be z-wave based, and should be compatible, but if you're asking me, you are asking for trouble. If your new to HA, pick a controller and buy devices from the same manufacturer.
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I purchased this item from Smartthings directly and attempted to include this with my Veralite z-wave network. I could never get it to work using the instructions on the Smartthings website. So apparently it is proprietary to their smart things hub. I had to return it to them.
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.
967519
Separate. Some type of ZWave controller is required for remote operation. This unit is simply ZWave ready
1029004
Sort of... You use this by plugging into your PC and it is the hardware part of the hub you need to control Z-Wave devices. This acts as the hardware you need to communicate with the Z-Wave devices which are not on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth spectrum. Once you have this you still need software. I think that InControl Home Automation is tested with the Aeon stick. I didn't have any success getting consistent communication with InControl though. I ended up with a google TV and EnBlink stick instead of this and InControl. The Enblink setup has worked flawlessly.
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
782240
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.
312862
I have ONE... but I believe two would work... upon startup each end 'scans' for the other end; I would think that if you 'brought up' one link and then the other they would form two non-interfering links. Also be aware that the range of these devices is low... a wall or even serious furniture can impede the signal completely, so it might be possible to just 'aim you way' to mutual non-interference. Hope this helps. BTW: I love mine... it make a super clear and high fidelity connection far better than the WiFi links I tried before buying this.
2090464
Yes. You can have between one to four zones activated at a time. One note: this is not an amplifier. This device will not work without an amplifier.
1705424
No Zwave devices can be programmed directly into touch controller like wireless devices. I have programmed light switches, door locks, etc. and this thing pics them up without a problem. I also have a wired alarm system which connects to this controller with just two conductors, just like the old fashioned controllers used to.
973946
This module adheres to the z-wave protocol. As long as the other device supports z-wave, then yes.