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SmartThings users may also take advantage of these features usingВ a special deviceВ handler. The special RGB and multi-tap features of this dimmer are fully supported by HomeSeer systems.

Compatible with US Z-Wave networks (908 MHz).

Press top or bottom of paddle 2, 3, 4, or 5 times - triggers up to 8 more different HomeSeer events.

Press & hold top or bottom of paddle - dims attached load and can also trigger 2 HomeSeer events.

Press top or bottom of paddle once - turns attached load on or off and can also trigger 2 HomeSeer events.

If no status conditions are active, wall switches automatically return to normal mode. If a smoke alarm goes off, all LEDS on allВ dimmers can blink red. For example, if it's after midnight and the garage door was left open, the 3rd LED on all the bedroom dimmers can be programmed to glow yellow (or any color). In status mode, individual LEDs can be controlled to reflect the status of nearly anything in the home. For example, you can program dimmers to glow green and red on holidays Normal mode colors can be set once and left or can be programmed to change every day or on holidays, birthdays and other special events. In normal mode,В LED indicators glow to reflect the on/off/dim status of each circuit using a palette of 7 possible colors. However, add it to any HomeSeer system and you'll unleash these advanced features! RGB LED Indicators Once installed, HS-WD200+ works like any other paddle-style switch and will control on, off and dim functions for the attached lighting load.

Includes Z-Wave signal repeater feature.

Works with HS-WA100+ wall companion for 3-way, 4-way and 5-way circuits.

Works with Alexa and Google Home (hub required).

Compatible with HomeSeer (and many other) home controllers.

Supports instant status when controlled locally.

Support multi-tap and press & hold event triggers up to 5 taps (14 possible triggers).

Color & blink status of LED indicatorsВ are controlled with Z-Wave commands (patent pending).

Includes 7 individually controllable RGB LED status indicators.

Supports wireless on-off-dim control of dimmable lighting loads.

Has a mechanical relay, so thereвЂ™s an audible click when the load switches.What makes our Z-Wave smart dimmer switch better? HS-WD200+ has (7) LED indicators that may be programmed to glow or blink different colors when things happen in your home and you can launch automations by tapping the paddle multiple times.

Wink hub does not support scene controller functionality.

Does not work quite right with the current release of openHAB.

Extended scene control functions are extremely helpful.

I at least get basic control, and thatвЂ™s what matters.ДЄll in all, this is an excellent choice if you need a Z-Wave capable on/off switch. WeвЂ™ll see - but thatвЂ™s openHABвЂ™s problem, not the switchвЂ™s. ItвЂ™s an odd bug in openHAB that I hope will be resolved in fairly short order. TheyвЂ™ll include, and theyвЂ™ll work, but trying to name them (or do other things related to configuration) will fail.

The only problem IвЂ™ve had is that openHAB 2 does not yet recognize these correctly (at least in the 2.0.0 release version). IвЂ™ve not yet figured out all the things i can do with the scene control functionality, but IвЂ™m working on it! This avoids a walk out to the shed, which is nice. The biggest one is the multi-tap support for scene control I have one of these at my back door, and double-tap is intercepted by my controller to cause my pool light to turn on.

#HOMESEER SCENES MANUAL#

Even before including it in your Z-Wave network, youвЂ™ll have manual control of the load as soon as itвЂ™s in.Д¬ontrol is on/off only, as one would expect, but there are also a number of other features that makes this an excellent switch. You may have to break off the heat sink tabs on the side if youвЂ™re installing with other switches in a multi-gang box, but other than that itвЂ™s fairly straightforward. Like all of the switches IвЂ™ve reviewed, installation was relatively simple.

In those places, I went with these switches, and IвЂ™ve yet to be disappointed. Most of my lights are on dimmers, but there are a few - such as the big fluorescent in the kitchen - that a dimmer wonвЂ™t work for.

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