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Question: Can it be used as a push and hold garbage disposal switch?
Document: Looks like the remote switch is supplied power from this switch by the wireing diagram. I would post the picts but phone died. :(Gonna return switch. Too bad as I wanted a push button device like this.
Push once to "on" push again to "off".. If the switch is left on, your garage door switches will not function until it is turned off again. To overcome this I created a trigger which activates when the switch is turned "on" then waits one second and turns the switch back to "off".. it works great.Overall, this switch is awesome.
I got this to add to my garage door opener, took me 15 to put it in. Add a power cord to outlet and remove old push button switch use the two wires from the old switch and viola.. Remote control z-wave door opener, I was worried it would've hard.. But no way. Ps. I use this with my smartthings, conection was easy to the smart..
Used this to control my garage door via my veralite zwave controller. Used the garage door app in the controller. Works perfect and easy to set up. Hooked this switch up in parallel to the normal door switch.
Metal outlet boxes can interfere with the z-wave signals so plastic is the way to go. I used a blank cover because I don't intend to use the integrated switch button. The relay is mounted low on its brackets so a blank plate fits over the front. If you try to use a GFI style wall plate there will be a gap because the relay is so recessed.The relay also operates as a z-wave repeater.
Used this with VeraLite to control my garage door. Works great. but be careful as this doesn't act like a traditional garage door button. YOu have to toggle button multiple times to get door to stop and reverse. I suggest covering this button and using garage door plugin with Vera to control it.
I like the lamp cord because I hadn't decided on final placement yet and it gave me some flexibility.The wiring diagram is pretty serious about which electrical lead goes in which connector. I used a voltage tester similar to thisDigital Multimeterto determine which wire was live so I could wire it correctly. I don't know if this was really necessary but I didn't want to risk frying the relay before I even had it set up. The relay does remember your z-wave settings even when disconnected.
Using this as a switch is not doing it any justice - there is so much potential to have this signal and relay using both high and low voltage that it makes my non-electrician head spin.
This relay works great and looks nice in an electrical box. I have this set up to control a fireplace and the bypass switch that can be added is great so I can use the fireplace when the power is out. Great product.
Easy installation.I have light switch right next to my garage door opener, so I hided Z-wave device inside in the wall, using existing electrical wiring and connected it in parallel with the low voltage door opener wiring.It works just perfect with my Vera 2.
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