Will this control a GE 45602 Z-Wave Technology Lamp Module Dimmer? Both On/Off and Dimming features?
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Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone. Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera... » Read More Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone. « Show Less
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Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene. For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module. You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature. BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone.
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Given that both devices communicate with the Z-Wave protocol yes. You will need a device to program the scene controller with (essentially to associate the GE device with a button on the controller). I know that leviton makes a hand held controller, or if you plan on whole house control you can look into something like the Vera.
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The lamp needs to be powered up to be controlled by the dimmer...so if it is in full on mode, the dimmer will switch and control that..if the lamp is switched to medium then the dimmer will control that... It should work.
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My switch is GE5368 and is used for controlling a photo sensitive night light when we are not home. It works great for that and is the grounded version of the switch. Seems to me it would work on almost all applications.
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No. it does not have a dimmer function, just manual on/off and of course presets for auto. on/off.
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I'm trying to figure this out too. But from everything I can find. The answer is no. Mainly because the GE bulbs are Zigbee.
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No, there's no dimmer control (usually a slider or rotating knob.) It's an on/off mechanism. I've used it successfully on 2 switches, one that controls exterior lights and one interior. It has a sunset/sunrise feature that's perfect for us, we're not always around the house and it's nice to have the lights go on automatically without having to think about it.
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It is a manual controller. I believe there are X10 motion detectors that will directly activate the lamp and appliance modules.
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Yes you could use a z-wave primary controller like a handheld remote to group both modules into a group, then they would both respond to the same command at the same time. A remote such as a GE 45633 would do the job. As far as a switch goes, if you had a switch capable of associations such as a Leviton model or certain Linear models, that could be done in a similar manner using "associations". Or you could also do this with a controller/gateway such as a Vera if you had one of those. Just associate both of them within your controller to one switch, or even set up a scene with the switch as a trigger. Hope that helps!
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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).
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Yes, I used the Lerway Mini LED Controller Dimmer with RF Wireless Remote Control DC 5~24V 12A R106It allowed me to use a remote to dim, flash and strobe at different speeds.
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Sorry my previous answer was incorrect as I remember a new product that just might work, but your dimmer function might not be usuable. This LED unit is comparable to a 25watt light: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/114212/LED-G92020E.html
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It will likely work but you should know this is a dimmer. There used to be a version of this module that was on/off i.e. relay but I don't see it anymore. There is also an outside version: INSTEON 2634-222 On/Off Outdoor Module (Dual-Band). that would work inside as well. ITEM #2634-222. If you are inside:
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It should work fine as long as it doesn't exceed the 80W rating. You need a zwave controller to turn it on and off.
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Yes it will replace the leviton module 6375, there is no dimming function though. Just on and off up to 15 amp resistive or inductive load.
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No it cannot. These is a scene controller so it controls scenes that are run. It allows up to 4 scenes and you can also control dimming.
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I used two of them with a GE Concord 4 Series, I also have two Z-Wave switches. I control all with Alarm.com it works fine.
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I don't know however I can tell you that my dimmer switches will not allow the bulbs to go all the way off!