Very nice supplemental controller for veralite/zwave environment
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use it along with Veralite to control fans and lights.  Basically you have to use scenes in veralite and have this thing trigger them.  Define the scene in veralite, assign the scene to one of the buttons on this device once you pair it, and then re-add this to veralite after every scene update.
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I am replacing the Linear zwave switches out for these cause of the Instant Status..Plus Ge Stuff is made well..
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This is a versatile controller for a reasonable price.  The ability to add more zones as needed is very helpful.  The USB integration is a great function as well if you like to configure on a PC.  I have found that it is easier just to program it from the controller itself.
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I bought this unit to replace my Apex ZWave Thermostat.  I was very unhappy with the Apex Zwave unit as I found it extremely difficult to program.
The unit, I found very, very easy to install, configure and maintain.  With it's simple Wi-Fi instructions, I had the unit connected and running within 10 minutes.  I wish more products were like this.  My Apex ZWave unit went up for target practice at my local gun range.
The web interface is very simple and almost too easy to set up.  With pull-right-left and pull-up-down widgets on the page, I was able to quickly configure a full weeks program.  The only, minor, feature I'd love to see is a simple copy all operation to save one day of week to all days of the week.  Other than than that, I'm very satisfied with their customer service and the instruction manual.  I will most likely purchase another one for my fireplace control.
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Used this Zwave module to automate the switch on my gas fireplace. I easily connected this module in between the fireplace controller and the existing manual wall switch (by cutting those low-voltage wires and connecting to the terminals on this module), connected power to the module with a Westinghouse lamp cord/plug (purchased here on Amazon.com) and programmed the switch into my zwave control (very easy). It worked perfectly. I would recommend the product.
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GE Z-Wave Wireless Lighting Control is a nice addition to my controller for turning on and off lights when I am away or when getting up in the dark home.
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Works well with VeraPlus controller.

What looks like it might be a large button is actually a sliding cover and not a button at all.  There are four buttons and it is pretty easy to set this up so that each button controls two seans, one with a short press and one with a long press.  Ir does what I wanted to do giving me a bit of manual control over the operation of the house.
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Works wonderfully with OpenHAB on my Raspberry Pi.  Pretty much plugged the drive in, tweaked the configuration and it was working.

To date I have only added Z-Wave devices to my home, but the flexibility to add Zigbee is appealing.  I suspect it will be just as easy.
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Works very well with Vera. Install takes about 5 minutes including programming. Setup in Vera is manual which takes a little while. You need to manually create all the zone information in the Eyez-On system and then manually duplicate it in Vera. I wish it couple pickup the Honeywell IP cameras. The native free alerts aren't worth much, but that's not why I bought it. Once integrated into Vera you have access to all the alarm sensors as vera devices. You can automate disarming the alarm when a door is unlocked with a specified PIN code. Very cool stuff.

The price is a little high for what this is, but it was worth it to me to be able to integrate my alarm with Vera.

Deducted one point for the price and the minimal native alerts. I'd probably only deduct 1/2 point if that were an option....
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I ordered this product just over a year ago and have built a sizable z-wave network around it.

I started my journey in home automation by purchasing a Schlage Nexia bridge with a couple of locks.  It came with a light module and I created a few basic scenes for it.  However, I quickly discovered that Nexia's support for devices was poor, its programmability was limited, and its monthly fee was unjustifiable.

So, I purchased a Vera to see if I can duplicate that function and lose the fees.  Also, I wanted to integrate various other automations like pool and garage door which could not be done with devices compatible with Nexia.  Within a month or so my Nexia bridge was in a drawer, and not long after that on eBay.  I found replacing the Nexia functionality was very straightforward and there was no recurring cost.

I then became more ambitious as I added more devices and discovered various plugins available for this system.  There are two very powerful plugins called PLEG and PLTS that make this device the most powerful automation controller available.

After a learning curve I can now do practically any automation I can think of.  For example, (1) turn the pool light on or off by opening the pool gate twice.  If it is night then turn the light on automatically whenever the gate is opened. (2) Turn the pool pump on or off by opening the gate three times.  (3) Re-purpose a switch to behave differently depending on time of day.  If it is daytime then the switch turns the lights on.  If it is night the lights come on automatically by a motion sensor so in this case pressing the switch turns them off.  (4)  Clicking the same switch twice dims the lights and puts them into "movie mode" so they stay on longer if no motion is detected.  (5)  Turning off my water main if water is detected in certain locations where it should not be.  (Next to the water heater, under the sinks, under the toilets, under the washer, etc...)  (6)  Automatically close the garage door if it is left open and no motion is detected on either of 2 motion sensors for a designated time period.  (7)  Turn off a light if it has been left on more more than 30 minutes and a room is unoccupied and do this regardless of how the light was turned on.  (8)  Install a small wireless remote that turns the back patio misters on or off with a short press, AND turns the pool pump on or off with a long press.

Those of you who have played with home automation know that there are subtle nuances in many of these that prevent the basic scene capability of most systems from working exactly as you want it to which is very important.  I believe that for automation to be worthwhile it should become invisible, enhancing your life in subtle ways doing things that are intuitive when they are intuitive or not at all.  Unfortunately, implementing this requires a level of sophistication that is above that of what other solutions offer.

Most of the issues I have had (other than just learning how to program PLEG) have been with adding and configuring various battery powered sensors or controllers.  In most cases I have been able to do what I have wanted, but the documentation is not very good.

So, 4 stars for being an extremely powerful tool that has automated my home in ways I did not believe could be possible.  Would be 5 stars if getting all of the devices to work was more straightforward.
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I have my Mimolite controlling my garage door opener using my Vera controller.  I added a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Potter-Amseco-ODC-59A-Overhead-Door-Switch/dp/B000GUSNQW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Potter Amseco ODC-59A Overhead Door Switch</a>&nbsp;to provide a wired open/closed sensor.  Installation and configuration was pretty straight forward.  I set my Mimolite for momentary contact by removing the P5 jumper prior to pairing with Vera.  After pairing the device with Vera, I installed the Mimolite and Garage Door apps on my Vera, and everything is working great.
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I have a dozen of these and love them. They are certainly not the most accurate out of the box, but with the right Zwave basestation (Vera), you can get these calibrated via software to a reasonable level. Smartthings is not capable of calibrating these, though I like the ST interface for the device better. Though I rather have the accuracy of being able to calibrate than to have a pretty interface.

I was able to fully calibrate using Vera's interface. The IR level doesn't work right with Vera and shows up to be same value as light level. I really don't care about the IR numbers, so meh. Great addition for home security and for RHT monitoring. Great to pair these with some cameras.
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You have to have a z-wave controller.  This is a really easy and reliable one.  I would recommend it without hesitation.
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Works perfectly with my Vera Lite controller. You setup scenes and then assign them to buttons. For example - Scene 1 button 1 Living room lights on - Scene 2 button 2 Living room lights off. Each button has 2 numbers, so button 1 is 1 & 2, button 2 is 3 & 4, and so on. Odd numbers are short presses, even is long press. Per my scenes above tap button 1 on the remote and the living room lights turn on, push and hold button 1 for a second or two and the living room lights turn off. After I did this for all buttons further down (under device link I believe) I clicked on the minimote and found all of the buttons listed with drop down selections that contained the scenes.
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Paired up with a Honeywell VAM Z-Wave Controller.  Set up was instant and the system works flawlessly.
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Have two of these running on my open-source Z-Wave system.  They work perfectly.  Very customizable, as I feel that any "smart" switch should be.
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UPDATE 9/3/2016: Keep adding components. So far, I have about 30 various switches, including dimmers, inline links and keypads, plus several leak sensors. Nest thermostats and pool control are interfaced via Raspberry Pi. The controller is still rock solid, running various programs with light scenes, climate and water features control. Not a single glitch in 1.5 years. I am very happy with this device.

UPDATE 9/1/2015: Few months passed by - the controller is still running great. I have about a dozen of Insteon light switches with different scenarios, I also interfaced the controller with my DSC home alarm system and Nest thermostats via Raspberry Pi. Completely satisfied with the system performance and reliability: works fast, not a single glitch over several months period, never had to reboot the controller except for the firmware updates.

ORIGINAL REVIEW: This controller is basically the same as ISY994i, except that it also supports zWave devices. Even though I don't have any of those at the moment, I decided to buy this model because I wanted extra flexibility for future upgrades and expansions.

As few people mentioned in ISY994i model reviews, this controller is not for someone unfamiliar with home automation. Although initial setup is pretty straightforward, it would give you only the basic functions (like remote lighting control) out of the box. But if you are technically savvy, familiar with programming logic and take time to figure out how to set up different scenes and program the controller, then the possibilities are abundant. So far, I have my outdoor and indoor lights controlled depending on the time of the day, weather, season, home security system state (armed/disarmed), it also controls Nest thermostats and turns them into away/home, on/off modes depending on home alarm state and windows opening. And this is just the beginning, my future plans include integrating the swimming pool controls, window shades and many more.

The controller is very reliable. I have it running for several months now and did not have a single problem with any parts of my home automation network, which includes Insteon devices and other integrated systems like home security or thermostats. The response time is fantastic, there is practically no delay between touching the control button on the wall or your smartphone and action from the controlled device.

The vendor support is outstanding. When I needed some troubleshooting during late evening installation, I got my questions answered within minutes. Universal Devices forum is also very useful - you can get expert level advice from the vendor and other enthusiasts.

Overall I am very happy with the purchase and looking forward to adding more parts to my home automation network.