Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: I'm new to Z-Wave, does this connect directly to Wi-Fi?  Or do I need a gateway/hub?  I have seen nothing on their website.  Thanks!
Document: This product is advertised here and on Aeon Labs website as having 2 full time outlets, and two pairs of outlets that are Z-Wave controllable. What I received is a single group of six outlets that are Z-Wave controllable. I can still use it but will have to find another product to get things set up the way I intended.I don't know if there's multiple revisions of the product and I got unlucky, or if someone just isn't paying attention when they listed this item for sale.
Not a big deal, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
I read a review that the user could not get all outlets to work independently ... works with my controller. I turned off all, turned on every other. I have not put it into service but my Vera 3 seems to have no issue controlling the 4 individual outlets ...
Does exactly what it's designed to do and is fantastic. Using in conjunction with a Vera controller. It would be 5 stars but for a couple of small things. Firstly, it's pretty bulky - certainly larger than your average power strip. Secondly, it would be really nice if each of the outlets had individual hard buttons - I know you can turn them off individually using yr controller, but it would be nice to be able to do that physically.
People complain that Aeon's products can be quirky to buggy, and this one performs very well, so I'll just call it quirky.When looking at the device in the user interface of your z-wave network, each plug is supposed to show how many watts are being expended by what is plugged in there. Only two of the four plugs do this for me.
My house has a larger z-wave network (about 60 devices) and the power strip seems to cause interference with existing devices. The product design is great - especially for an AV theater where some devices aren't energy smart - and the product does work on a small network but i've had  to remove from the z-wave network to keep other devices functioning.
Pros: We bought this so we could use our VeraLite to reboot our 4 Foscam IP cameras in our shop automatically each night without relying on internal software of the cameras, since they like to crash from time to time. Setup was easy, just like any z-wave device.Cons: Only drawback was when pairing with the Vera controller, it registered as 5 &#34;Appliance modules&#34;.
Does not report energy status correctly to Vera 3. Don't know whose issue it that - Vera or Aeon?
Answer: no