Will this work with my alarm.com zwave system? I already control lamps with zwave, but I would like to control an overhead light.
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I am not familiar with "alarm", but any zwave device should work with a zwave system. I use Micasa Vara.
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It is a standard USA Z-wave device. It will work with a wide variety of home automation systems as long as they are Z-wave USA compliant.
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I do not have their system, but this product is zwave compatible, zwave is a standard, if the switch and the controller both meet the standard it will work, one thing for sure, getting it from Amazon, there is no risk, they take returns and provide return shipping if u are unhappy
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I know this is an old question that has been answered already, but for anybody wondering about this, I just installed three of these switches with my alarm.com system and they work great.
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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.
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You have to also have a z-wave alarm (and a SmartThings hub). SmartThings sells one on their website. If you have both, you can program the alarm to go off when the sensor opens during a schedule that you set (i.e. evening only, weekends only, whatever)
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This motion sensor does not directly control the light. It sends a radio signal to an X10 controller which communicates with a X10 module, telling it to turn on or off. If that module is appropriate for use with a CFL or LED, it should work just fine. Unless you already have X10 modules though, this is probably not the right purchase for you.
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Hello,This hardware right out of the box will not work with a Nexia/Schlage Z-Wave network. You can, however use other devices such as using a controllable outlet via Insteon Network (Smart Home) to control this hardware. In my application I have a controllable outlet which this box is plugged into to turn on or off Water Heaters, Well Pumps, Etc.-Shawn
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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.
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Is anyone worried about security when using this with Z-Wave? If I can unlock it remotely, can't someone hack it and do the same?
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Yes. Should work. I'm using it to control kitchen cabinet led light. Works great.
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Not following your question. This is a Z-wave light. You will need a z-wave router and a computer to program this switch.
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No this device does NOT support load sensing. It will do what you say by reporting its status back to your controller, but that is not load sensing it is status reporting. Load sensing is when the unit allows you to control whatever device you plug into it manually and still allow monitored control. ie: you can control a lamp plugged into the receptacle by using its switch but yet still control it via z-wave. This device does not support load sensing.
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There's a python API for the lights here: https://github.com/therivenman/pygop , and a Java control here: http://home.stockmopar.com/connected-by-tcp-unofficial-api/ . Neither is official, but I used the Python API to connect the lights to my Nest fire alarm through IFTTT and it works fine. With scripting, you can likely connect the lights to about anything. I believe you still need the gateway to relay the commands to the actual bulbs though.
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You'll need a Z Wave controller. You can't program this unit without one. You can set temps, but no time variables. I use a Case Verde and link up though my home WAN. They're relatively inexpensive and fairly easy to program. Amazon sells these as well.
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If you do not use the nexia bridge then: This will work by itself fine but you do not have remote opening or monitoring capability. You need another zwave controller to remotely unlock it or monitor it. If you don't use the nexia bridge however other zwave controllers have more capability, work faster and do not require a monthly fee.
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I never got the HA07 to work. But my home security system by Protect America does control my Zwave modules and my Smart phone (iphone) can control that. So the answer is "yes" - at least my way.
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No. They are on a different frequencies. Z-wave is designed for home automation. They can communicate with the 2GIG Control Panel, it has a built-in Z-Wave RF Protocol allowing it to act as a central hub. There is a fee through your alarm company in order to unlock remotely....a few bucks per month, worth it.
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It worked flawlessly with z-wave. No issues in installing or cnfiguring the setup. I have not tried setting up motion sensor based scenes, but I belive you can do that.
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You need a z-wave controller first. Then that controller which usually has a smartphone app will/can control it. In addition, be part of your alarm system.