HOMESEER SCENES INSTALL
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However, the special LED RGB and multi-tap features of this switch are only guaranteed to be fully supported by HomeSeer controllers/systems.

HOMESEER SCENES PLUS

With Z-Wave Plus (700) certification, the switch is essentially compatible with all major Z-Wave hubs and controllers. Supports single-pole or multi-pole configuration.Uses simple screw terminal installation (does NOT require neutral wire).Multi-tap (up to 5 taps) allows triggering up to 14 scenes/events.Features 1 multi-color LED to indicate status of other smart devices.Supports incandescents up to 600W, CFL/LEDs up to 300W.Provides Dim/On/Off local and Z-Wave Plus (700) control for a light or On/Off control of an appliance.Once connected to the light/appliance, the switch can be used to turn it on/off locally or through Z-Wave.

This switch/scene controller is compatible with most lighting types and various appliances. It can also be used to launch home automation scenes and can be installed with or without a neutral wire, making it perfect for older homes. As part of HomeSeer's 300 Series, this wall switch features a multi-colored (RGB) LED, which is programmable to illuminate or flash a certain color according to what you want to know about your home's status.

HOMESEER SCENES INSTALL

Install the HomeSeer Z-Wave Plus Scene-Capable RGB Smart Dimmer & Switch in your smart home to add Z-Wave dim/on/off control to a light fixture or on/off control to a wired appliance. So while I do sometimes post caustic comments I am on the whole happier with Fibaro.Z-Wave Dim/On/Off Switch with Smart Home Status Indicator

We do get regular releases and BETA are not years in coming.ДЇibaro give great support through the support channel if you get really stuck and monitor and respond on here when they have time. Interface and apps get better each release and the Fibaro vision is great. Third parties can not boost HC2 capability so as you have found not all devices are as well supported and you are on your own a lot of the time if you have something that is not.ДЄs you have noticed it is a struggle to build a media interface but there are basic options for XBMC, smarttv, SONOS and Squeeze from the community. The only thing I really miss is the lack of plugin interface on HC2. There are a lot of good features that are not well documented. Part of that is the community is smaller so answers are slower. I still waste a lot of time having to build stuff (that you also had to build in homeseer) and it does take a lot of effort on HC2. I was hoping to use all out of the box but that is not possible yet but it is moving. I converted at start of year: I now have everything I did with homseer working at some level with HC2 and I have not had to build my own iPad interface this time. Maybe someone has also found a z-wave scene controller that works with HC2 - I need something with more than 1 button to control all the devices I have in each room - Lighting/Music etc. Philips Pronto - Maybe there is a way to integrate this controller with HC2?ДЄnyone else have Homeseer to HC2 migration experiences/tips they would like to share?

Philips Hue - With Virtual devices I can control Hue perfectly Sonos - Virtual device offers some basic functionality - still using Homeseer for this at the mo RFXCOM - Not yet, but I'm optomistic - alternatively would someone please develop a wall mounted battery scene controller that has more than 1 button! This seems like such an obvious requirement for home automation to me. User Interface - Welcome to the current millenium (although still room for improvement)Д¬ompatibility - Less z-wave support than Homeseer - I have several devices that don't yet work with HS2 that did with Homeseer So, a few weeks ago I took the plunge and purchased the HS2. As a technical person used to enterprise IT, Homeseer still manages to frustrate me in how much effort you need to put in for very little return. Homeseer is very flexible, but is stuck in about 1983 in terms of user interface and 'out of the box' functionality. RFXCOM 433MHz USB Rx/Tx - Oregon scientific environmental monitors + Lightwave RF Wall Controlers Up until recently I have been using a Homeseer Hometroller SE with the following hardware:ДЄeon Labs Z-Wave stick for 30 node z-wave network I've used a variety of home automation over the years, all with it's pros and cons.

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