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Question: Is this device Z-Wave compatible? The answers so far are completely useless... some say it is, some say it's not.
Document: So for some reason Amazon and google brought me to this device when I searched for Z Wave sensors. This product is NOT Z Wave. I'm sure it would work fine if you have the other systems its compatible with I was unsuccessful when trying to pair it with MiCasaVerde.
Easy to configure with my system, it does what it states. No problems so far. I'm looking for more products.
The device did sync to my 2 gig panel but that was it. It never recognized when the door open and shut. My alarm company ended up giving me one for free out of sympathy lol.
Added this to my Vivint home security system. Worked perfectly out of the box :-) If using Vivint security, don't bother trying to code the device yourself. Their help-desk is awesome and will have this new device added for you in mere moments. This is the exact same item added by the installers.
the antenna I recieved, does not even come close to looking like this, I am not paying for return freight....
Works with the Vivint gocontrol touchscreen alarm system. Just stick it on the door or window edge, call Vivint and they will instantly activate it over the phone for free.
Was a lot less expensive than the company was selling it and the product is working great. no problems at all.
Very easy to install. added it to my 2GIG system, and it works great. hopefully the battery will last a few years at least. I recommend installing these on every door/window in the house on all the floors for added security.
This is the exact same sensor installed by the vivint installers, Thank 2gig is actually owned by vivint so you know it works. All you have to do is give vivint a call and tell them that you're adding this sensor, the DW10, and give them the six digit  TXID off the back of the sensor and they will add it for you no hassles at all.
This 2gig sensor was very easy to add to my existing system. It replaced a hard-wired sensor that had fallen off. I did not have to screw anything in. I just added the included two-way tape and taped it to the area and it was done.
Answer: This works with my vivint panel; however I believe they have released a newer version of the panel and I am not sure it will work with it.  I did have an initial problem as Vivint programmed it as a wired sensor rather than a wireless when they added it, but after the tech found that it has worked like a charm.