Lights Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Buy Light Modules for the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Plus?
Alarm Grid sells Z-Wave Plus lights that can be easily integrated with Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Plus Alarm Systems. Learn about Z-Wave lights for the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Plus.
Will Mixing Z-Wave and Z-Wave Plus Devices On a Network Cause Issues?
You may experience some range issues if you try to use standard Z-Wave devices on a network of Z-Wave Plus devices. Learn about Z-Wave connectivity and home automation.
Can I Install a Smart Switch Without a Neutral Wire?
Not all smart switches require a neutral wire. You can achieve a complete smart lighting setup using Lutron Caseta, no neutral required! Learn about smart lighting with Lutron.
How Does The Z-Wave Light Status Feature Work With Alarm.com?
On Alarm.com, there is a limit of 10 "uncertified" devices for showing status. "Certified" devices don't count towards the limit. Learn about the ADC Z-Wave light status feature.
How Does The Z-Wave Light Status Feature Work With Alarm.com?
On Alarm.com, there is a limit of 10 "uncertified" devices for showing status. "Certified" devices don't count towards the limit. Learn about the ADC Z-Wave light status feature.
How Do I Control Lights w/ a Qolsys IQ Panel 2?
The control option for Z-Wave lights is readily accessible from the main screen of the Qolsys IQ Panel 2. Simply swipe the screen until you reach the menu for controlling the lights. Click on the light you want to control to toggle it on or off. Learn how to control lights on an IQ Panel 2.
Is a Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Z-Wave Compatible?
The IQ Panel 2 includes an integrated Z-Wave Plus controller for operating Z-Wave home automation devices. Up to 119 different Z-Wave devices can be programmed. Z-Wave devices can be controlled from the panel or from Alarm.com. Learn more about the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 and Z-Wave automation.
How Do I Add a Z-Wave Light to a Simon XTi or XTi-5?
A Z-Wave light is added to a Simon XTi or XTi-5 System by putting the panel into its learn mode and then activating the inclusion function on the light. The light should be cleared from the network before attempting to do this. Learn how to add a Z-Wave light to a Simon XTi or XTi-5 System.
How Do I Add a Z-Wave Light to a Simon XT?
A Z-Wave light is learned in with a Simon XT by first clearing the light from the network. The light can then be learned in with the system by putting the system in its inclusion mode and activating the inclusion function on the light. Learn how to add a Z-Wave light to an Interlogix Simon XT.
What Is the Difference Between 5800 Wireless Technology and Z-Wave?
Honeywell 5800 Series wireless sensors primarily consist of security and life-safety devices, while Z-Wave devices are generally for home automation purposes. Z-Wave devices can be controlled remotely using an interactive platform, such as Total Connect. This is not possible for 5800 Series devices.
Alarm Grid sells Z-Wave Plus lights that can be easily integrated with Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Plus Alarm Systems. Learn about Z-Wave lights for the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Plus.
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Will Mixing Z-Wave and Z-Wave Plus Devices On a Network Cause Issues?
You may experience some range issues if you try to use standard Z-Wave devices on a network of Z-Wave Plus devices. Learn about Z-Wave connectivity and home automation.
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Can I Install a Smart Switch Without a Neutral Wire?
Not all smart switches require a neutral wire. You can achieve a complete smart lighting setup using Lutron Caseta, no neutral required! Learn about smart lighting with Lutron.
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How Does The Z-Wave Light Status Feature Work With Alarm.com?
On Alarm.com, there is a limit of 10 "uncertified" devices for showing status. "Certified" devices don't count towards the limit. Learn about the ADC Z-Wave light status feature.
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How Does The Z-Wave Light Status Feature Work With Alarm.com?
On Alarm.com, there is a limit of 10 "uncertified" devices for showing status. "Certified" devices don't count towards the limit. Learn about the ADC Z-Wave light status feature.
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How Do I Control Lights w/ a Qolsys IQ Panel 2?
The control option for Z-Wave lights is readily accessible from the main screen of the Qolsys IQ Panel 2. Simply swipe the screen until you reach the menu for controlling the lights. Click on the light you want to control to toggle it on or off. Learn how to control lights on an IQ Panel 2.
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Is a Qolsys IQ Panel 2 Z-Wave Compatible?
The IQ Panel 2 includes an integrated Z-Wave Plus controller for operating Z-Wave home automation devices. Up to 119 different Z-Wave devices can be programmed. Z-Wave devices can be controlled from the panel or from Alarm.com. Learn more about the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 and Z-Wave automation.
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How Do I Add a Z-Wave Light to a Simon XTi or XTi-5?
A Z-Wave light is added to a Simon XTi or XTi-5 System by putting the panel into its learn mode and then activating the inclusion function on the light. The light should be cleared from the network before attempting to do this. Learn how to add a Z-Wave light to a Simon XTi or XTi-5 System.
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How Do I Add a Z-Wave Light to a Simon XT?
A Z-Wave light is learned in with a Simon XT by first clearing the light from the network. The light can then be learned in with the system by putting the system in its inclusion mode and activating the inclusion function on the light. Learn how to add a Z-Wave light to an Interlogix Simon XT.
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What Is the Difference Between 5800 Wireless Technology and Z-Wave?
Honeywell 5800 Series wireless sensors primarily consist of security and life-safety devices, while Z-Wave devices are generally for home automation purposes. Z-Wave devices can be controlled remotely using an interactive platform, such as Total Connect. This is not possible for 5800 Series devices.
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