New Z-Wave Products Options

[Rob]

Thought we might keep a list of what's on the horizon as well as new stuff coming out.

hit the specs tab for the z-wave info
http://actiontec.com/products/broadband/zcontrol/
http://www.ehomeupgrade.com/entry/4585/act...oduces_zcontrol

[img]http://actiontec.com/products/broadband/zcontrol/images/zControl.jpg[/img]

[thezman]

New 2 switch device from Leviton.
From the documentation it will control 2 seperate loads and also scene control ....


https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/bl...tive_or_pdf=pdf


https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports...;QGH-VRSDC'

[garylm]

FortrezZ received approval on July 13, 2009 for a generic transmit/receive module based on the ZenSys ZM3102N. The module appears to be powered by a 9-volt battery. This module is to be sold in "an array of products in the US and Canada that they will manufacture." From these photos of the test setup it appears that no external wire antenna is needed, the tiny antenna is printed directly onto the circuit board. They've used some tricky antenna technology to get the antenna that short. Would that be a base-loaded antenna, with the white surface mount device being the coil?

The FCC posted approval on July 22, 2009 for this Everspring lamp module. This lamp module has the added feature of a second, pass-through outlet.

The FCC posted approval on July 23, 2009 for this Wayne Dalton room-key scene controller. I looks like it is intended for use in hotel rooms.

[kaldoon]

The FCC posted approval on July 22, 2009 for this Everspring lamp module. This lamp module has the added feature of a second, pass-through outlet.

Glad to see some one else come out with a pass-thru outlet on the module - the HomePro ZDP100 Z-Wave Plug-In Lamp Module and ACT also has the HomePro ZRP100 Z-Wave Plug-In Appliance Module which also has a passthru outlet. Both modules are Auto-Sensing. GE Jasco modules have passthru oulets also.

[garylm]

The FCC posted this information for a Z-Wave multi sensor on July 27, 2009. It looks like the same device sold by Homeseer as the HSM100. However, the instruction manual posted at the FCC site has more detailed information regarding the parameter settings than the manual posted on the Homeseer site. It looks like Homeseer assumes that their software and tools will be used to configure the HSM100, eliminating the need for low-level documentation.