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Question: How do I configure the LED on/off vs. power on/off through my Vera Lite controller?
Document: I've been using these for several months with no issue. Works great. LED light is on when power to z-wave outlet is off - default configuration. This makes it into a night-light...a very bright night light. However, you can send command to reverse it. I use it with micasaverde lite.
True plug and play with my vera lite. Connected it to the vera with no issues whatsoever. If you are thinking of home automation you cannot go wrong with z-wave
I would estimate that the Z-wave outlet back will go an inch inside the box from top to bottom  I recommend you confirm the location you have chosen has the space to accommodate this Z-wave outlet. Other wise a fine product that I find does exactly what it says it will do. I have a Vera Lite and found the outlets go through inclusion easier and faster than most items.
I bought this outlet to incorporate it into my Z-Wave system so I could turn a table lamp on and off using triggers or scenes. Very easy to install and configure. Added to a VeraLite controller with no problems. I ended up buying 3 more.
Works well - was easy to install and pair with the controller. The blue LED indicator is annoyingly bright. I plan to put a drop ofwhite caulking sealant over the blue LED next time I open a tube of sealant.
1. Easy Installation for replacing your existing receptacle.2. Extremely easy to integrate to MiCasaVerde Vera 2 Controller.3. Acts as a Z-Wave repeater to extend the range.4. Works very well and I'm extremely happy.
This item was very easy to install and integrate with current setup. Only thing was that LED was defaulted to on and shut off when outlet was active. This is easily reversed by configuring the outlet within your controller.
The lower is controlled by the Z-Wave controller, or can be manually turned on and off by a small switch in the center of the outlet. Also, regarding the blue LED that some have complained about: Yes, it is bright. Yes as delivered it is on when the lower outlet is not powered, and not illuminated when the outlet is powered. Counter-intuitive perhaps, but it is user changeable using the 45601.Lastly, installation was a snap.
If you do not have a copper ground wire or grounded box, this module may not work. Verify this BEFORE opening the sealed GE 45605 package, so you have an option to return the product.Once installed, we pressed the activation button on each of the modules. The modules immediately displayed on our keypad controller. The blue LED light on the module should now be on also indicating it linked to the controller.
We woke up this morning to yet another power outage. Just by habit family members began to reset the old analog timers. The problem was those old timers were gone. Since our keypad controller receives current time (including Daylight Savings Time) from our security system, no adjustments are required. We will never need to reset timers again. Remember, only the bottom outlet on this module is Z-Wave enabled.
Answer: yes