USB Interface
This device is used to connect your laptop or desktop PC to a Z-Wave network.
The software drivers included provide a COM port interface that is compatible with popular Z-Wave automation software. It is build with the new 200 series Zensys chip that can operate at 9.6 AND 40 kbps, The internal firmware is upgradeable (by the user) to the latest Zensys releases when they are released
RelayZ
Providing eight Z-Wave controllable relays, this Z-Wave product can be used to switch low voltage loads such as sprinkler valves, low voltage patio lights, speakers, etc. Each relay has one “Form C” set of contacts. This unit can be powered by a "wall wort" plugin power supply or from 24vac. Strapping options can connect the contacts of each relay to a common 24vac power bus to simplify installation. Technically it is classified as a multi-instance binary switch and can be controlled by controller that supports this type of device. Older handheld Z-Wave controllers will only be able to operate the first relay. In addition to the relays, the device also contains two inputs.
ZW523
The ZW523 is a replacement for the TW523/PL513 X-10 interface, which is commonly used to interface alarm and automation controllers to X-10 lighting. No hardware or software changes are needed to control Z-Wave lighting with this device. It acts as a Z-Wave secondary controller and converts X-10 commands to Z-Wave group and scene commands.
Ethernet Z-Wave Gateway/Bridge
This product acts as a primary, secondary or inclusion controller for a Z-Wave network. It connects to your home network and provides a web interface to configure and control a Z-Wave network. You can easily create lighting scenes and send them to popular handheld controllers.
· Zensys 200 series chip (High speed 40 kbps operation.
· All firmware is upgradeable
· SUC/SIS support
· Controls all Z-Wave devices including thermostats.
· Easy installation using the Boca Devices Locator program.
· Z-Wave events can trigger email notifications.
· Scenes can be activated on a time schedule.
· Large scene buttons work well on touch screens.
· Very easy setup of handheld Z-Wave controller buttons.
· Failed nodes can be removed or replaced easily.
· Optional Power-over-Ethernet (POE) support.