Mains Powered Z-Wave Sensors
You can read all about our mains powered sensors in this Guide And you can shop for them Here
Common answers to product questions
You can read all about our mains powered sensors in this Guide And you can shop for them Here
You can read all about Z-Wave Dry Contact modules in our guide Here. See all Z-Wave products with with Dry INPUT Here And see all Z-Wave products with Dry OUTPUT Here
Learn all about 2-way lighting using Z-Wave modules... Read Guide
Instead of focusing on the more technical aspects of connecting and configuring a module, this guide shows you the basic steps required to physically install a Z-Wave module into a 2-Wire lighting circuit at the light switch position. We always rec
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Z-Wave modules can be used with a variety of switch types. This guide explains how most modules can be used with Momentary, Toggle and 3-Position switches. Read Guide
You'll often see us refer to 2-wire and 3-wire lighting systems. This is an important point as many products, such as relays, cannot work if installed into a 2-wire system. This application note explains the difference between 2-wire and 3-wire light
We have several products available which will work in a 2-Wire lighting system: View All
Z-Wave is a mesh network system, this means that all mains-powered Z-Wave devices will repeat the Z-Wave commands - the signal can have up to 4 hops across devices. The more mains-powered devices you have in your system, the greater the range it can
Z-Wave Plus V2, also known as 700 Series or Gen7, builds on the work that began with Z-Wave Plus and the incremental improvements of S2 and SmartStart. From the firmware to the chips themselves, Gen7 brings massive increases in wireless range, vastly