Is this Z-wave compatible?
587126
Yes it is and I've been pleased with its operation with my Smartthings home automation system. Occasionally it will not recognize me when I come home. I think this might be related to manually unlocking and locking from inside. Was very simple to install and the instructions are clear and concise. Best of luck with you project.
587127
Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well. Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this.
587128
Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this. Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system,... » Read More Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this. « Show Less
940585
well this would work for this situation that you're talking about it would be pointless to do because you act just like the switch that you are replacing. you need to have the control panel and use the wave to communicate to it to set up the timer and everything else. so I guess I'm saying is I wouldn't spend the extra money for this unless you're using the Z Wave.
2263536
Yes. Per the specs found on another site: "Repeats Z-Wave commands to other devices."
375738
Don't think so. It has no radio in it, it just sends signals to the main zwave switch using the traveler wire.
1131112
No, as I understand things, this sensor is designed to work only with the 2GiG wireless alarm panel. That alarm panel also talks z-wave, but that's a separate feature not associated with this sensor.
2185267
No; this is not a Z-Wave device. This is a ZigBee device - I believe it conforms to the ZigBee Home Automation standard but I'm not 100% sure.
802605
you can use it with z-wave, not with zigbee. i use it with with a z-wave controller and it works very well. you don't need a security (alarm) system.
289250
No, sorry it is not. Z Wave requires a different controller than does Insteon.
1343984
Yes, if you have two zwave systems, you could pair one with each. You can also pair both with the same controller.
2149615
It is comparable but not sure if it is compatible. I bought it to use with micasa verde. Works perfectly with zwave technology.
43556
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?
1298929
This and all Z-Wave devices are compatible with the SmartThings hubs. It appears Z-Wave is not compatible with Wink protocols.
361317
I don't think it should affect the Z-Wave...Make sure the path to the Z-Wave is unobstructed...I wanted one installed in my upstairs as well as downstairs..Upstairs wouldn't work...Downstairs worked like a charm..Signal couldn't get through walls, floor, etc...:-(
869680
Certainly. However, keep in mind you need z-wave controller as a brain of system and gateway.
2127264
Yes, you have to a controlling hub. It might work with other Z-Wave hubs but it's intended to be used with the SmartThings hub
1452969
If wink is z wave compatible then yes. You just,have to look for wink to have z wave built into it.
105018
If you already have a zwave hub, then no, otherwise yes. I have ADT Pulse, so zwave is included in my monthly fee.