is there a z-wave module that can be integrated (sold separately) with this type of lock?
2045408
I think it is possible but you would need to check with Schlage and z wave for the module if they actually do have a separate controller sold separately
586080
I am not familiar with "alarm", but any zwave device should work with a zwave system. I use Micasa Vara.
802606
Yes, for zwave. You need to buy the expensive internet controller and the lock needs an internet adapter. However, I would not buy this lock as I feel it has issues.
1148213
I don't believe so for this model, however, my recollection is that there are a number of permutations of this unit including a Z-wave unit which can be set or changed over the web.
1178805
yes, the transmitter module should be included. As you proabably know, you will need a z-wave controller unit, like the Vera3.
787789
This model is designed so it may be upgraded using the add on chip. See "Home Connect Lock Module, RF Z-Wave Chip for Kwikset Models 909" Good Luck
1392177
This is not a deadbolt. However, model 910 Z-Wave SmartCode Electronic Deadbolt maybe the one you are looking for
1812023
Yes, there is a functionality built into the lock itself that will lock automatically after 30 seconds (No need for additional software/hardware). Additionally, as others have mentioned, if you have third party z-wave controller (Mi Case Verde or Staples Connect, etc.), there is usually functionality for those software applications to control the lock via your phone or a set trigger (Mine locks all my doors at 8p for instance).
945606
It would not work as the kit is sold through Amazon. You would need additional lock plates.
250942
no unfortunately the zwave device can only be associated with one controller.
967519
Separate. Some type of ZWave controller is required for remote operation. This unit is simply ZWave ready
1928638
Yes, but their are less expensive Schlage models just like this if you don't want it as part of a Z-wave network. You can use it stand alone for now and then eventually add it to a Z-wave network with remote access to change codes, lock, unlock, and log access. I use several of them.
649484
ZenSys keeps the SDK, and HDK locked down to developers only. The SDK is very cost prohibitive for the average user. The best you are going to find is either OpenZWave.org, or an old commercial package by HomeSettings. It installed a DLL you could build on. It wouldn't be able to use some of the new z-wave devices such as locks, and because the DLL doesn't have the new capabilities coded with z-wave firmware version 3.2, you would get base functionality only.
2271480
It will work fine without it but you can buy the same door lock that is not Z-Wave compatible for about a hundred bucks less. I use the Vera Mi Casa controller with mine instead of the monthly fee nexus unit.
1796164
Yes you may, simply connect it to a 12VDC power supply (not included as this is normally powered by the security panel's 12V output) and you will be able to use it as a stand-alone Z-Wave controller. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any further questions.
1847271
Simon xt wireless control module does have dedicated buttons/ feature for lighting control which I believe would work with what you're referring to (z wave switches).
1812025
You can lock or unlock it from your phone or computer if you get the corresponding z-wave control box. I bought the Vera lite. I called Schlage about something else and they were super helpful. I'd call them and see what they say. But I don't think you can do it just with the lock.