Z-Wave Plus 500 series chip enables seamless smart home integration
Supports lighting loads up to 960W for versatile compatibility
Blue LED indicator helps locate switch in the dark for easy installation
Switch inversion capability allows advanced configuration for custom setups
Compatible with incandescent, LED, CFL, halogen, and fluorescent lighting
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Z-Wave On/Off Control for Lighting Replace your traditional wired switch with a GE Z-Wave On/Off Wall Switch. This switch connects to existing wiring and supports lighting loads up to 960W and resistance loads up to 1800W. It supports incandescent, fluorescent, LE
Switch Type
Single-pole or multi-pole (auxiliary switches sold separately)
Standard screw terminal (line, hot, load, neutral, ground)
Wall Plate Color
White
Brand
GE (Jasco)
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What's with the traveler?
Z-Wave is a pain. Devices just don't hook up to the network simply. I was always having to remove the device after a failed connect just so I could try again. And then on this GE switch you can't just simply replace a three-way switch. The traveler from the other three-way switch really confuses the GE switch. Wasted a lot of time discovering this. Had to leave the traveler disconnected.
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Steven · July 22, 2022
GE Z-Wave Plus On/Off Lighting Control wall switch Multipack
perfect purchase and worked perfectly
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Robert · September 22, 2022
Very Poor Customer Service
I purchased and installed two Z-Wave wall switches. One switch worked correctly. The second switch operated my lights, but the Z-Wave feature appeared to be defective. I contacted customer support via email, and received a return email with incorrect instructions about how to reset the switch that appeared to be defective. I sent a second email to customer support asking for additional instructions about how to reset the switch that appeared to be defective, and received no response from customer support. I contacted the manufacturer of the switch, and after completing some troubleshooting steps with the manufacturer, it was determined that the switch was defective, and should be returned to the vendor. I sent a third email requesting an RMA to return the defective switch for a replacement, and received no response. There is no way to contact this vendor by phone, and all communication is via email.
The vendor advertises "Simple Returns" on their website; however, requests for returns go unanswered. This is no way to run a business.