I need a controller for undertile heating with z-wave. Does this work for both?
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Hi:I have been using this z-wave thermostat for my heating and cooling system for the past 2 years and it works fine for both. I do not know what your particular applications would require in terms of installation, but I am pretty sure if it is just a matter of controlling your tile temperature from an environmental standpoint, it will do it. Take the time to investigate where and how the temperature sensor(s) for your application should be installed to see how this thermostat fits in. Hope this can be of some help.
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This one will work with any 24 vac control system I believe. You will need 3 wires - 2 to power the unit and the 3rd the one that closes the circuit to run the unit (closes the relay). The manual shows how to wire that up.
200860
You definitely need a z-wave capable controller like a MiCasaVerde controller.
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.
1130970
I believe that this is z-wave capable, I am not sure about nexia controllers. Cheers
708043
Dunno. This I do know...we've established a system using a mixture of GE and Leviton components and driven by a Leviton controller/timer without a hitch. Awkward to program, but it's been operating for more than 6 months w/o missing an event. Z-Wave is pricey; it's also reliable.
1404169
Unsure about a Z-Stick, but it paired fine with my Vera Lite, so I would guess other Z-Wave controllers will also work.
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Yes! You can program in codes directly on the lock. Using it with no Z-Wave controller will not allow you to schedule locking/unlocking, control the lock remotely, or create temporary codes however. Those features may not matter to you though.
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I have used many different controllers. This is the only one that thinks and is adaptable to all configurations. also the factory will help call them.They adjusted one for me so it resets to my desired temp.
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And I don't think so. As far as I know the z-wave system only supports on or off status - it does not give a sensor for load.
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I would suggest installing the software called HomeGenie. It's free open source software that is great for projects like home automation and home security using Z-Wave devices.
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No. It's a Z-Wave enabled device and you need a Z-Wave enabled controller. I use the one comes from Front-Point Security.
316843
Yes this controller will work for you. You will need to use it to control a relay for that large of a load. I used a 60 amp definite purpose relay to control (4) 3.6 KW heating elements.
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Supposedly if you can learn it into your zwave network, it should be able to control a garage door by sending a quick on then off again signal. I am 0 for 2 getting mine to actually control the door. One blew out as soon as I applied 120v, the other one seems to work and I can hear the relay click, but nothing happens.
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The interpretation of the z-wave depends on the z-wave controller software. I use micasaverde and if the device is part of their system, it will separate controllers and enegy monitoring. I have some interfaces that do both. I have not installed the Aeotec yet but have several z-wave controllers that I program for lighting, door locks and sensors.
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Since the thermostat is z-wave that functionality is handled by the controller software. So the answer its yes depending on the controller software you use with thermostat.
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It should work fine as long as it doesn't exceed the 80W rating. You need a zwave controller to turn it on and off.
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It can be if you add a controller or controller software that can use the internet. I currently control my GE Z-wave devices by using HomeSeer HS2 software running on a PC. I use my iPhone to turn lights and my home security system on or off.