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26 Jun Palm Springs Security: The Best System
With over 2,000 counts of theft and over 700 reports of burglary over the past year in Palm Springs, CA, it’s true: crime is indeed everywhere. The only way to completely avoid crime is to maybe buy your own island and live there alone forever,...03 May LTE vs 3G: What’s the Difference?
In this post, we will learn what is the best network for your security system, LTE vs 3G: What’s the Difference? If you own a smartphone and you’ve ever looked in the corner of your screen, you may have seen 3G or LTE And guess...
06 Dec 5 Tips For Better Home Security in Torrance
Looking for better home security in Torrance California this holiday season so you can better protect your house from the typical residential burglaries, vandalism, and other crimes like these occurrences logged last week by the Torrance Police department? You’ve come to the right place! With it being...
03 Nov The Best Security System in Fresno
Back in November 2016, a V-Tech Nails and Spa in north Fresno was broken into. Three men were able to make off with a TV that they grabbed right off of the wall. A day before that, a restaurant in Fresno was burglarized, with the suspect...
26 Oct How Your Security System Can Save You Money This Winter
Learn how your security system can save you money this winter. It may be Fall, with red and yellow-colored leaves lining the streets, but let’s not kid ourselves. Winter is definitely on it’s way, and (depending where you live), you probably already see snow shovels...
29 Sep Z-wave Dimmer Module 300W
Z-wave Dimmer Module 300W is designed to provide Z-Wave control to a connected dimmable lamp. The Z-wave Dimmer Module 300W is plugged into any standard grounded AC wall outlet, and the lamp is then plugged into the module. Once connected, the lamp can be dimmed or turned on or off remotely via the Z-Wave controller. The module contains two power receptacles - one controlled, and one pass-through (powered at all times). This part has been discontinued and replaced with another dimmer module.
29 Sep Z-Wave Appliance Module
Through a connected dimmable lamp, the Z-Wave Appliance Module provides Z-Wave control. The Z-Wave Appliance Module is plugged into any standard grounded AC wall outlet, and the appliance or other device is then plugged into the module. You can dim and turn it on or off as a result of the Z-Wave controller. The module contains two power receptacles - one controlled, and one pass-through (powered at all times). This product is no longer available. For replacement, you can check out this Z-wave Dimmer Module 300W.
29 Sep Z-Wave In-Wall Switch 500W
Discontinued and replaced with the Smart Switch The Z-Wave In-Wall Switch 500W allows remote ON/OFF control and dimming of connected lights. In addition, the Z-Wave Wall Mount Dimmer is also easily wired in place of a standard wall dimmer. But this device requires a neutral connection. Furthermore, Z-Wave certified wireless lighting controls (switches, dimmers, outlets as well as plug-in modules) brings a new level of intelligent wireless capability to commercial as well as residential environments.