💡 ENERWAVE Z-Wave Plus Dual Relay Module: Smart Hidden Switch, Single Pole, 120-277VAC, 10A, NEUTRAL WIRE REQUIRED Review

Update: If you press both switches at the same time, only one changes. wait a second, then the other will answer the switch. annoying to say the least. I've moved them to switches that I don't use very often. Other products do the same job better (Qubino Flush 2 Relay - ZMNHBD) ---- I installed a few of these and everything seemed fine at first. I was able to control the light with Home Assistant and from the switch. Then I realized that the Z-Wave component doesn't update when I move the…

I purchased and installed this unit after replacing the metal junction box with a plastic one as I was afraid of signal passage through the metal case. The thing is small, but it was still a bit difficult to fit into the electrical box. Once installed and set up (I only used it as a standalone switch) it worked great for a few months and then became unreliable. He never stopped working completely, only sometimes he didn't follow the program. There were no changes to my network, so I blame the…

Not for SmartThings ready-to-use users. See I do a lot of workarounds. But one thing I've learned over the years of my life is that I don't want to spend hours on my long-term systems (electricity, HVAC, plumbing, security, fence, roof, house front) or my house. Automation after installation. I want most of these things to be installed once and then last forever. Okay, I'll admit I'll add another outlet here or another camera there, but I don't want to go back and touch the existing one again…

I thought the people who gave it bad ratings just installed it wrong. I'm pretty good at making instructions and when I installed this with a ceiling fan it worked great straight away! I plugged it in and added it to my Z-Wave VeraPlus. When I used the app on my phone to turn the fan on/off or turn the light on/off, everything worked fine. I didn't do anything to him, but he stopped working overnight. turned the power on/off on the device using the switch, made sure everything was powered etc…

I have an old house with multiple light switches, two in one switch slot. That was the best option I could find to make her smart. I couldn't find many dual switch options for a Z-Wave or Zigbee smart hub system. This little box fits behind an existing switch and makes it look fancy (actually I had to replace the switch with a modern one of the same type because the existing 70's vintage switch was too far in the box). All the dual smart switches I've found flying brands these days, you have no

This dual relay should drive my four interior lights in two rows fairly well. Upon receipt I tested the relay and it appears to be working as intended. The next step was the integration into my Smart Home Automation environment. I currently have Smartthings but am in the process of switching to Hubitat. Here the first problems appear. It took some time but I finally found some Z-Wave drivers for Hubitat. Initially, it took multiple drivers to find one that could address each relay as a device…