Description
NOTE: This device is supported by open Z-Wave systems ONLY. It will not work with Wink or Z-Wave alarm panels.
Please contact seller if you're not sure your hub is compatible.
SPECIFICATIONS: Model Number: ZSE29 Z-Wave Signal Frequency: 908.42 MHz 3 x AA (1.5 V) batteries (included) / Micro USB (cable + adapter sold separately) Motion Detection: up to 30 feet Z-Wave Range: Up to 100 feet in open space Operating Temperature: -4-104° F Installation and Use: Indoor / Outdoor
Will it work with Alexa?
Amazon Echo is not a Z-Wave controller so you will need a compatible Z-Wave hub to get readings from this device on Alexa.
Alexa-compatible Z-Wave hubs include:
Fibaro Home Center Lite SmartThings VeraPlus
Features
- OUTDOOR SENSOR: Introducing the first Z-Wave motion detector created for outdoor use. Monitor activity remotely through your Z-Wave hub (required, sold separately) and automate outdoor lighting based on motion.
- EASY TO INSTALL: Add it to your system quickly through auto-inclusion and mount it in minutes with just a couple of screws. Power it with batteries (included) or micro USB (cable + adapter sold separately). Program motion time-out and light level trigger by turning the knobs right on the sensor. No advanced settings available (there's only one sensitivity level for a solid 30-foot detection range).
- COMPATIBILITY: The sensor works great on HomeSeer, Hubitat, Fibaro, and Vera. Custom device handler needed for SmartThings (go to Zooz support portal or contact seller for instructions). Does NOT work with Wink, Ring, ADT, or other Z-Wave alarm panels. Alexa is NOT a Z-Wave hub (the sensor won't work directly with Echo).
- SECURITY: Equipped with the latest authenticated S2 security protocol for encrypted signal and hacker-proof smart home (NOTE: your Z-Wave hub needs to support S2 for this feature to work). Tamper protection and low battery alerts for your peace of mind.
- SUPPORT: Questions or issues? Zooz has fast and responsive US-based support to help you with set-up, functionality, and automation routines. Just ask!