Jasco has Honeywell Zwave+ Outlets on sale $30 each

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SKU: 39439 $29.99

I find these to be much better looking than a plug in device, and @ $30, this is a pretty good price (IMO) for an in-wall device from a reputable brand.
Outlet Here!

There are also some switches and a variety of other Z devices on sale:
https://byjasco.com/products/deals?brand=1225%2C1222

YMMV.

S.

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Nice.

Related to this, if you're a Costco member keep an eye on their site, as they sell the Honeywell branded version of this same switch and frequently have the dimmers and switches marked down.

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Would be nice if the zigbee version was on sale...

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FYI.
(You know who you are :wink: )
The only country selectable on the account (shipping) addresses is: United States

Although they tease with:
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
:frowning_face:

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Agreed. I hoped, but no joy.

S.

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Anyone know if hubitat has a driver for these?

https://byjasco.com/ge-enbrighten-z-wave-portable-duo-scene-remote-white#

17.99 may be worth playing with..

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Tagging @JasonJoel, as he's written a few GE/Jasco drivers and might have some info/experience w/this.

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I actually haven't looked at that device but I believe Hubitat has and said it is a weirdly designed device in that it doesn't report status directly back to the hub. If I remember right it was more designed for direct association use, not hub use.

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Good info. Ty @JasonJoel

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Am I remembering that correctly @mike.maxwell ?

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Yeah, it appears to claim to do both...

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But they seem to emphasize the "no hub" side a bit...

  • No Hub Necessary – The remote allows you to create up to two scenes to control smart devices with or without a Z-Wave hub. It is able to directly pair with Z-Wave switches, dimmers, fan controls and more simple-setup home automation. Solo- and quad-scene models – 34172 and 34176 – are also available for even more varied automation.
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Well that leaves the door pin sensor, the outdoor plug and that touch dimmer of interest.

Just can bring myself to buy anymore wall warts. On a side note are there any in wall outlets with dual controllable sockets that are any good?

Really some pretty good deals. Thanks to the OP for posting.

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I've not specifically looked for this, but don't remember seeing it available. Thinking about it, either a cost issue (more $$) to control both outlets, or code/safety/legal issue - need to have at least one plug always working so no one sues you when you can't turn on the plug in some unknown life-threatening situation where power is required.

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Lol I had not considered this as a reason they weren't readily available. But now that you mention it it makes total sense.

I kinda figured it had to do with stuffing everything needed in the form factor.

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Also a potentially likely issue. :slight_smile: Space is always tight inside the outlet box...

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Yeah I added a couple of these to my cart. I've never used them, but thought I'd try them as I'm not really keen on the contact sensors on the doors now. They seem a bit "fiddly".

S.

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I think I've read that its a NEC thing, but im not sure what the reasoning is in the code for only a single controlled outlet in a pair is.

S.

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I've seen varying reports as to reliability on these so at retail price ive never jumped in. At that price though why not?

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Yes - because I remember someone (perhaps @mike.maxwell) saying that. It is not a button device, so button presses are not seen by the hub. More of a scene controller.

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Thanks, makes sense.

Aside from the confusion it's causing us, think of the poor uncontrolled outet having to hear "I have Z-Wave 'cause Mom liked me best!" from the Z-Wave outlet. :wink: