Can you control z wave devices remotely? For example, lock a z-wave electronic deadbolt from your iphone?
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http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/keypad/gr/ad/317517.html link at Honeywell says yes.
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There is a wireless push button remote available for it. Search Ebay and you will find it. I do not think it is Z-Wave compatible.
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Not directly. You need to have a z-wave controller, like a Vera, act as the middleman.
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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.
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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
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It depends on what you mean by RF module.The lock comes with a Z-wave card. If you have an existing Z-wave network in your home, you shouldn't need to purchase anything else to use the lock and control it remotely.
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I use it with the Micasa Vera system. Using the Vera as an intermediary (with extremely comprehensive support for all zwave devices), you can have it work in tandem with nearly any other device via triggers/scenes. I usually avoid any weird device-to-device programming, as it is complicated and I'd probably forget how I had things connected after a few years anyway!
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Yale does not directly, however if you want online control you'll either need to set it up yourself (like the MiCasa Verde or some other Z-wave 'master controller') or you'll have to pay someone. If you have a security system, you may want to check its compatibility with that - this is compatible with our system, which uses alarm.com as the online controller.
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You need another piece of Z-wave compatible equipment. If Schlage/Nexia, it is called a bridge and is the "communication center" for all Z-wave enabled devices in the home. To be honest, I am not sure if other non-Schlage/Nexia Z-wave controllers can operate from a phone, but I would guess that they could. I chose Schlage because the ability to control multiple locks, lights, appliances, thermostats for multiple properties were key for me. It is also important to make sure this thermostat is compatible with your AC/Heat pump.
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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.
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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.
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Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only... » Read More Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes, there is a functionality built into the lock itself that can lock automatically after 30 seconds. It can also be set to do that through the function of your Z-Wave hub connection
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I seriously doubt it. your garage door uses a rolling security code ( ie it changes all the time) and the dedicated remote opener is synced to match it plus it operates on a particular frequency. the Zwave device is more like Wifi: all the Zwave devices use the same (Zwaze, different to the Garage remote) frequency, but they identify themselves with codes that the host controller knows about and to which are assigned particular functions. Maybe someone is working on a Zwave garage door opener system, but I don't know of any on the market yet.
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It does not support proximity unlock but does work with any z-wave hub. I am using Wink which does not provide a lot of configuration options. Would recommend a hub that is more robust.
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Controlled by a separate insteon controller. To control via iPhone app you will need to install the seperate Insteon Hub device on your home network. I have done this and works great. The Hub also lets you setup scheduled on/off of lights etc
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Yes, you have to enable z-wave under services and add the lock as a device. Once you do that, call up your service provider like Monitronics or ADT and have them enable it on Alarm.com. I did that and it works flawlessly from my smart phone.