will the mi casa control the lowes Iris devices like the schledge touch screen dead bolt lock? or do I need to buy a new lock that works with Nexia
1867898
I belief Vera does work with that lock....checkout the Vera forums. I use very with the Iris siren and water detectors, all z-wave.
1867899
I have had both Mi casa and nexia and used schlage dead bolts on both systems. Since they are z wave wireless devices they work with most automation systems that use zwave.
1867900
I am going to add a comment here, generally the IRIS devices are not ZWAVE, they are Zigbee. But IRIS does both, so the best advice I can give in the lowes store is look for the ZWave icon, looks like a head with sound waves coming out of it. If it says WORKS WITH Iris, its probably ok, if it says REQUIRES it may not work with VERA.
324088
while i cant technically fully answer your question but i have yet to run into a device that doesn't work. I found that the lowes system (cant remember the name) does nit work as I suspect it is more proprietary. Zwave itself is an open design so there are many devices that work. BTW the zwave locks are great because they can disarm the alarm and vice a versa.
1416196
No. All Schlage Nexia Cameras have proprietary firmware that makes them secure and unable to be used with other manufacturers Zwave or other IP systems without flashing with different firmware. Best to call Schlage Technical Support for any questions. There is a lot of good intentions and a lot of misinformation posted here. Also they continue to offer improvements and enhancements.
498758
Yes there is if you use the Schlagelink/Nexia system. I prefer to use my home built system and avoid third party systems. Unfortunately, this lock does not work well with other Z-wave systems. Try the Yale Real Living locks. I have been very happy with the 3 that I have.
1128429
You need a z-wave controller at the very least in order to use the remote features. You can input and modify key codes at the lock itself, but you will not be able to access any functions remotely (over the internet) without a z-wave controller - VeraLite, Vera3, Iris, Nexia, etc. Without the controller, the lock behaves just like any other key code entry lock.
375001
I have a Chamberlain and it does not work. Chamberlain and lift-master have there own system. I returned mine and bought the 45 dollar interface and I was good to go.
2241403
Mine is a dead bolt and I have to use my remote or the key to lock the door after I go out. When I come back in I can turn the knob to lock it. I hope that answers your question. If not I will try again.
810350
The Chamberlain motion sensor control panel works well with Craftsman garage door openers. I can control the light on the opener and lock it with the panel. Chamberlain makes Craftsman openers.
1355513
You can program the codes on the lock itself or through the micaseverde web dashboard. It works either way. I set mine up on the lock before I had really messed with the mios dashboard.
954426
Nexia is a paid subscription service. However, you can use this device with a free home automation service like MiCasaVerde (or Vera).
1612458
Yes, I have. I installed them onto 3 sliding glass doors on the back side patio, and then on the various windows throughout, and programmed it(in mynexia) to turn-off the A/C if/when any of these doors/windows open, and it works. My only complaint about the Nexia system is that is does not allow one to program delays, for example I would prefer it if the doors or windows are opened(triggering sensor) to not turn off the A/C for 15 or 30 seconds, and if the doors/windows are closed in under that time, then the A/C would not turn off. In my particular installation, the system is setup in a vacation rental in Baja, where it is extremely hot in the summer, and where the electricity is outrageously expensive. But often times there will be people hanging out on the back patio, having drinks, soaking up the sun, etc., whilst other people are inside enjoying the cool air conditioned air, meanwhile the ones inside often times will go outside to deliver a drink, or someone outside will go in to get a drink/some food/bathroom break, and so in these cases the doors are opened only for a short period of time(5-15 seconds), wherein turning off the A/C each time the door is opened(doors are opened) ends up being a pain in the ass. So this is my only complaint. Eric
1487944
it all depends on how much control of the system you want its nothing . I use the locks with my iris system and my Z Wave system and they both work great
2271481
I've used this without the Nexia bridge and it works just fine. The only limitation I know of is that you cannot set it to open at a specific time but it functions just fine as a lock.
511917
the alarm will work whether you have power locks or not. it doesnt care if the door is unlocked it just cares if the door is open or closed. if you want to use the keyless entry part of this unit you will not to install actuators in the doors to control the locks.
43559
All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly into an existing Schlage hole on the door. All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly... » Read More All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly into an existing Schlage hole on the door. « Show Less
1270229
I had no problem, except during the first try... I got an error. I tried again and it successfully linked up with Lowe's IRIS. The back cover is the Same type of plastic case, just brass color instead of black. The only other difference is no lights on the keypad. It's been working for a month now, even with magic rules.
943707
It works with a subscription with NEXIA, $99 a year. I have it for the last 3 years. I can control the main door, a light , and a video camera. It also has the capability to controls climate control systems. It requires additional equipment (a bridge) to safely control the devices. Without a subscription this type of lock is not cost effective