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Zooz Z-Wave Switches: ZEN72 Dimmer $25, ZEN71 On/Off $23.75, ZEN34 Remote Expired
$16.75
$27.94
& Much More + Free S&H on $99+
The Smartest House has select Z-Wave Switches, Controllers, Sensors and Hubs on sale for Memorial Day. Shipping is free on orders of $99+.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff aepro for finding this deal.
Switches
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff aepro for finding this deal.
Switches
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Remote Switch (ZEN34, Battery Powered) $16.75
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus S2 Double Switch ZEN30 VER. 3.0 (White) for Light & Fan Combo $20.95
- Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus On / Off Light Switch (ZEN71) $23.75
- Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus Dimmer (ZEN72) $24.95
- Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus S2 On / Off Wall Switch (ZEN76) $24.95
- Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus S2 Dimmer Switch (ZEN77) $26.45
- Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Outdoor Smart Plug (ZEN05) $18.95
- Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Outdoor Double Plug (ZEN14) $20.95
- Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Dry Contact Relay (ZEN51) $19.95
- Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Double Relay (ZEN52) $20.75
- Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Long Range DC Motor Controller (ZEN53 LR) $19.95
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Universal Relay ZEN17 with 2 NO & NC Relays (20A, 10A) $22.95
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus S2 MultiRelay ZEN16 with 3 Dry Contact Relays (20A, 15A, 15A) $22.95
- Hubitat: S2 Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Model C-7 Hub $94.95
- Z-Box Hub: S2 700 Series Z-Wave Plus Smart Home Hub $95.95
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series XS Tilt | Shock Sensor (ZSE43) $16.95
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series XS Temperature | Humidity Sensor (ZSE44) $17.95
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus Smoke and CO Detector Bridge (ZEN55 800LR) $22.75
- Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Titan Water Valve Actuator (ZAC36) $114.95
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- Offer valid through 5/30/2023.
- Save extra 2% when you spend $500 and extra 3% when you spend $1000.
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The LED level indicator is nowhere close the same and definitely not the only difference. Feature differences are also reflected in the price. For example, no need for neutral, power consumption, and now 800 series chip.
While I'm not an Inovelli fan boy, I do make sure I educate myself when I talk about something instead of spreading lies and misinformation, that way I don't make a fool of myself.
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I believe Shelly relays can be used to make any "dumb" toggle switch smart.
I have Lutron Casetas in the house, and I do turn off a couple Pico remotes at the top of my stairs at bedtime - they are side by side in a double gang box, and using two fingers to press each "off" button on the Pico remotes usually leaves one of them (sometimes both) still on - pretty terrible ergonomics on the old style Lutron Caseta Pico remotes and wall switches.
I believe Shelly relays can be used to make any "dumb" toggle switch smart.
I have Lutron Casetas in the house, and I do turn off a couple Pico remotes at the top of my stairs at bedtime - they are side by side in a double gang box, and using two fingers to press each "off" button on the Pico remotes usually leaves one of them (sometimes both) still on - pretty terrible ergonomics on the old style Lutron Caseta Pico remotes and wall switches.
Yeah, I'm considering Shelly for sure. I have a few Inovelli toggle z waves as well. Not sure you can get them anymore, haven't checked in a while.
That's a shame about the Picos. Lutron is supposed to be the best.
Innovelli is taking preorders for their z-wave red series switches now.... And they will ship in early June. they're amazing switches. new ones will use the 800 series chip.
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The LED level indicator is nowhere close the same and definitely not the only difference. Feature differences are also reflected in the price. For example, no need for neutral, power consumption, and now 800 series chip.
While I'm not an Inovelli fan boy, I do make sure I educate myself when I talk about something instead of spreading lies and misinformation, that way I don't make a fool of myself.
100% agree. It used to be much better!