will this work with the Lowe's IRIS system?
1816530
I'm not sure about the Lowes system but it wil work with any Z-wave security system.
1816531
if you go to alarm.com it will tell you all of the systems that are compatible with it I do know that it has to be a 2gig system.
1816532
The only compatible devices between 2gig and Iris are the z-wave devices. The others use a different frequency and are not interchangeable.
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
1369631
Ino they won't. We asked that question at Lowes but they said it wouldn't work.
1880827
Yes this aux switch will work Iris. Iris system supports Z-wave , Zigbee and Wireless protocols. This particular aux switch is Z-wave based. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A STAND ALONE SWITCH AND WILL NOT WORK BY ITSELF. This is an auxiliary switch which works well with GE 45609 on/off switch or GE 45612 Dimmer Switch. The reason you may need an auxiliary switch is if you have a light (or device) that can be controlled by 2 separate switches. An example of this is outside lights that can be turned on from inside the house and the garage. This is called a 3 way switch. Lowes has these type of switches near their IRIS system. You can purchase them individually or in kits. Hope this helps. Yes this aux switch will work Iris. Iris system supports Z-wave , Zigbee and Wireless protocols. This particular aux switch is Z-wave based. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A STAND ALONE SWITCH AND WILL NOT WORK BY ITSELF. This is an auxiliary switch which works well with GE 45609 on/off switch or GE 45612 Dimmer Switch. The reason you may need an auxiliary switch is if you have a light (or device) that can be controlled by 2 separate switches. An example of this is outside lights that can be turned on from inside the house and the garage. This is called a 3 way switch. Lowes has these type of... » Read More Yes this aux switch will work Iris. Iris system supports Z-wave , Zigbee and Wireless protocols. This particular aux switch is Z-wave based. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A STAND ALONE SWITCH AND WILL NOT WORK BY ITSELF. This is an auxiliary switch which works well with GE 45609 on/off switch or GE 45612 Dimmer Switch. The reason you may need an auxiliary switch is if you have a light (or device) that can be controlled by 2 separate switches. An example of this is outside lights that can be turned on from inside the house and the garage. This is called a 3 way switch. Lowes has these type of switches near their IRIS system. You can purchase them individually or in kits. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1305553
Sorry I do not know if this will work. may be you can ask Genie, Homedepot or Lowes.
735541
It should, if it has a 1.25" eyepiece receptical for your eyepiece it should work. U need a computer for the image maker and it's used for stars and planets. If ur gonna use it for deep sky objects you need another item like Orion's deep sky imager which is $400 but this item should work
325350
Yes it will work fine. This has its own built in aperture ring so it negates the need for electronically controlled aperture.
1354732
not sure but the info I had said it worked with most if not all chamberlain you can go to the vendor web site and ask them
478124
Not sure what model numbers they are but if it is the one that they sell in Lowes, then yes, it should work. I have one and it works great. Good luck.
2117117
Not sure but chances are it will since it can connect with all methods. Ir, rf,and bt I got a brand new sony with rf and these glasses connected almost instantly and work better and are more comfortable than the originals. Good luck
2068752
I'm sure it will because it has optical input on the back. I have this unit for almost a year now and I have no problems with it.
1509614
Just by having this lock will not do that. You need to hook it up to somebody that uses alarm.com technology. I had mine set up by my alarm company (Vivint), I believe Lowes's Iris system will give you those answers.Vivint has good web based interface and the products to support a fully integrated home automation service.
199338
Yes, because it uses standard 1.25" astronomy eye pieces. Search telescope camera adapters for your specific camera
1136950
Yes it will! Check out this chart, it's from the company who makes this eyecup: http://www.hoodmanusa.com/hoodeye_compatibility_chart.asp
613195
I used it on a Linear system. I really couldn't tell you if it works with other brands of door openers.
1865228
I can only tell you from my experience and installations. Check to make sure that the device says Z-Wave compliant. Iris from Lowes uses a controller that has both WiFi and Zwave devices co-existing and they sell them side by side but dont grab the wrong one as it wont work. Must be Z-wave. If you go to wikipedia and do a search there is an awesome Zwave forum and they discuss all the devices. just google the words wikipedia and zwave and you will see it. Good Luck
119865
yes, it should but since its only a manual linkage no electronics in the lens will work