Do I have to associate the GE 45600 with my VeraLite or will it work independently?
592725
This is the worse device ever. RETURN IT!!!! I could never get it to work. THe only thing it will do is turn on and turn off all the lights at the same time.
592726
It will work not work with the current Vera interface (UI7). It seems to work with UI5 and below. Details: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=6063.0
592727
It should work independently. However, I purchased two of these and neither one worked at all.
592728
It will work independently and will associate with your z-wave device(s), but if you do that, then the device won't work on your VeraLite network.
1484142
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!
2185269
I purchased this item from Smartthings directly and attempted to include this with my Veralite z-wave network. I could never get it to work using the instructions on the Smartthings website. So apparently it is proprietary to their smart things hub. I had to return it to them.
1601121
VeraEdge is the newest version and is wifi compatible as opposed to the veralite. Both use the same ui7 software. However, in my experience ui7 is buggy and on the veralite I was able to downgrade to ui5 using their tech support. I do not believe that will be possible on the veraEdge.
1507949
I been using it with the veralite, I can control just about everything with vera except for programming, that you can do that through eyezon. You can create scene using the alarm sensors though vera. I have mine setup when I'm in away mode if any sensor is trip vera will. Alert me regardless If the actual alarm is arm or not, there is a lot you can do. It's just a learning experience. I'm using it with ui7 and dsc alarm.
371187
Nope. You can add them the the Vera of course, but they use limited memory and do not adhere to normal Scene formats so you cannot program it with the Vera. Honestly I'd say if you want a controller you can program from the Vera, get one of the more expensive Leviton ones. This just won't do it. To set up a "scene" with this you have to add each device to the scene manually, including the dimmer level. After that, it's very hit-or-miss on reliably calling it back up.
1133586
Don't know about the GE lights you mentioned but it works with these Commercial Electric lights: Model # CER3LICR3730WH Internet/Catalog # 818448 Store SKU # 1000754384
513981
You would need one. It's just an led bulb. Make sure the maglite is the older version as it did not fit in my brand new one
1347062
i think the ge is very compatibale . the motor seems very strong and quite. I install the ge 6 months ago. and I am very please.
837490
I installed two of these sensors with my Vera Lite and they work very well. Vera can remotely arm or bypass. Vera can send notifications on trigger events (for instance if opened or closed) or low battery condition. Recommended for Vera Lite.
1516764
No, it won't. Even though they both working on z wave, but my Vera 2 don't have security feature. I hope that helps
708888
Yes. I have all leviton switches and veralite and it works well. Install the switch and put VeraLite in battery mode and learn mode. Place veralite in front of your switch. Press the switch and Vera will blink rapidly signaling it received the signal. From there you can log into vera's webpage/backend and name the switch etc. I have over 15 devices including a thermostat and everything is working great.
597349
im using mine on a digital 600w seems to be working fine but i just got it so we will see if it lasts the grow like this but the light is much better than the GE 600w for your dollar its great IMO
226276
I don't know, but the best place to get that answer is from Laserlite directly. Give them an email and I bet you will get your answer ASAP.
1438342
Sorry, I can't answer your question for I have not work with the GE model yet.
1595263
Sadly, there's no way to know, because it doesn't work that way. The instructions contain a list of manufacturers, and, beside each one, a list of codes that operate that manufacturer's devices. There is no list of manufacturer's model numbers followed by a code that operates that model. Seems dumb to me, but that's the way GE chose to do it.
1679840
I would imagine not. 14500 run at ≈3.7 V. You stick two of those in your maglite, you are going to be running 4 times what this bulb is designed to run on. Perhaps if you could make a dummy battery so you run on only one, it might work.