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Erm, I said "like Leviton Vizia RF"... and the Monster IWD 600 is just a rebranded Vizia RF switch. I currently have four of this model dimmer installed and running on my Vera 2 network. If you mean, "is only the 'RF' Z-Wave, then yes.

It says "blackout blinds" on your website... :wacko: ...just ribbing you. Great info, welcome!

Hopefully this is actually a good deal, unlike the Monster scene controllers I bought & posted... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330591097551 $30 with free shipping. There should be 12 left. I bought the last two dimmers I needed.

I just wanted to post my satisfaction with Z-wave. My implementation is pretty low-impact, in comparison with some of what I've read on here. So far, I've added a Vera 2 controller, two CA8900 thermostats, and two dimmers. I have several dimmers & switches ready to install, as well as a...

Have you checked blindsgalore.com? The last motorized blind I bought was from there. It was IR-controlled, a larger window, but still under your budget for composite/wood.

Oooh, there's three more on eBay today for $24.99, with free shipping. Looks like I pulled the trigger too soon.

I don't have the challenges of having my devices really far apart. I ordered three non-RF remote dimming switches today for $6 each (before shipping): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZKM7Q0

Ouch... $20 each there. Too bad they're out of stock on the dimmers.

Wow... yes, sorry. I copied it, and apparently forgot that critical second step. Here you go: LINK Item # 250746104203

I just purchased two Monster IWC600 in-wall scene controllers: ...and I'm wondering if the Leviton label kit will fit: Clearly, the LEDs are in a different location, but I believe the switches are identical. If not, I'm looking for a Monster relabel kit & I haven't been able to find one...

I just bought two of these by putting in an offer of $37.50. My initial offer of $35.00 was automatically declined, while $37.50 was automatically accepted. Maybe you can try something in between & save a few pennies. Free shipping, too! I've been keeping an eye out for these, but I only...

I'm installing Vizia RF/legacy Monster switches (not the RF+ or most recent versions) throughout my home, and I was thinking about using non-RF/non-Z-wave remote switches in my three-way circuits. Aside from not repeating Z-wave commands as part of the network, are there any other limitations I...

The MCV forums I found very handy! Here's the Luup code I inserted into the scenes which change the setpoint based on timers (where the device ID of the thermostat is "3": return (luup.variable_get("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","Status",3) == "1") ...essentially, when the thermostat is...

I intend to, I just don't have any switches yet... still playing with thermostats.

Thanks--registered & posted in MCV forum.

I've recently installed two thermostats that are responding correctly to a scene on a weekday timer that cools the house when I come home and shuts off the AC during the day when I'm at work. Let's say I have another scene called "vacation" that I want to trigger when I leave for more than a...

After installing the CA8900's, I understand where the "flimsy" comment came in. Separating & reattaching the back half (wire terminals) to the control unit isn't necessarily as "positive" as it ought to be. Once it's put together, though, they work well. Great value.

Understood--I've seen similar non-Z-wave sensors by Novitas, but the model I was referring to is advertised as Z-wave capable: eBay

I've just broken into Z-wave with a Vera2 and two CA8900 thermostats for two different HVAC units. Next up is a Kwikset deadbolt & some dimmers. I'm wondering about the use of a Novitas 01-160 for monitoring activity/motion in the entryway to turn on/off lights. Has anyone used this device?

I received my CA8900 thermostats yesterday & haven't had a chance to put them in; but the construction seems to be great, and button presses are deliberate and solid. I wouldn't describe the unit as flimsy by any stretch--certainly an improvement over the programmable Hunter units I have now...