i'm concerned , if i bought this lock ! can i use it international ? i mean would i benefit of using z-wave technology outside US such as nexia?
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Every country is different, but z-wave is a low power network. It would work outside of the USA. The nexia product just needs connected to an Ethernet port and be able to access the internet. I am not aware of any limitations for utilizing the product for locations outside of america. However, I would suggest calling Nexia support to verify before purchasing: 877-288-7707.
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Yes, if you want to access the lock remotely. If you just want to use the lock on its own with the code then no. The Nexia bridge is a pain to set up but its pretty cool once you do, you can turn lights on/off, open the door, etc.
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Yes. You can pair any z channel product with nexia. I would begin with plugging the z-stick somewhere closer to the bridge first. If there are walls or objects in the way (for instance, if your z-stick or device is downstairs and your bridge is upstairs), you may need a connector "mid point" connect to communicate with the devices. The devices work but sometimes a bit flaky. I've eliminated the flaky device status by setting up a daily activity either turn on or turn off the device automatically. I hope this works for you.
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No. It comes preprogrammed at the factory with Nexia. It will only work with Nexia, which is why NX is in the model number. I had to return mine. The good news is that make one pregrammed for ADT/Z Wave, called the OC810.
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No the z wave technology is for paring with your phone so you could unlock the door remotely. When inside you use the the knob manually to lock & unlock & outside you use the key pad and code and the lock activates automatically. Hope that helps.
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You can lock or unlock it from your phone or computer if you get the corresponding z-wave control box. I bought the Vera lite. I called Schlage about something else and they were super helpful. I'd call them and see what they say. But I don't think you can do it just with the lock.
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I have used several Schlage electronic locks and really like them. However, as I understand it, this model will not communicate without a Nexia Bridge. And then to communicate with the bridge a paid account with Schlage is required. Trying to be even in this reply as I find this irritating. I have multiple small buildings and wanted to be able to lock and unlock remotely. As a electronic lock they are very nice, but expensive. As a remote locking tool they may be very nice but are definitely expensive and with continuing maintenance (Nexia and local network maintenance) and a continuing expense (Schlage account). I have used several Schlage electronic locks and really like them. However, as I understand it, this model will not communicate without a Nexia Bridge. And then to communicate with the bridge a paid account with Schlage is required. Trying to be even in this reply as I find this irritating. I have multiple small buildings and wanted to be able to lock and unlock remotely. As a electronic lock they are very nice, but expensive. As a remote locking tool they may be very nice but are definitely expensive and with continuing maintenance (Nexia and local network maintenance) and a continuing... » Read More I have used several Schlage electronic locks and really like them. However, as I understand it, this model will not communicate without a Nexia Bridge. And then to communicate with the bridge a paid account with Schlage is required. Trying to be even in this reply as I find this irritating. I have multiple small buildings and wanted to be able to lock and unlock remotely. As a electronic lock they are very nice, but expensive. As a remote locking tool they may be very nice but are definitely expensive and with continuing maintenance (Nexia and local network maintenance) and a continuing expense (Schlage account). « Show Less
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I'm using the Nexia automation system. It works very well as long as one has a strong WiFi in the home. This lock will not unlatched it's self. It can be signaled to be locked or unlocked remotely but there must be a person at the lock to manually turn the latch.
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Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this. Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system,... » Read More Yes it is. I have it tied to a MiCasaVerde Vera via Z-Wave. It does need a certain firmware version (3.7 +) to work properly and some of the ones I had ordered last year still came with an old version. Schlage has exchanged them without any problems. They really have an excellent customer service. Highly recommended locks... Once you get it, check on the label which contains the master pin, the firmware version is listed there as well.Additional hint: It uses the Z-Wave Security classes and not all devices can relay those, so if your lock is far away from your Z-Wave master system, you need to make sure you have some nodes inbetween supporting this. « Show Less
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You need a z-wave controller at the very least in order to use the remote features. You can input and modify key codes at the lock itself, but you will not be able to access any functions remotely (over the internet) without a z-wave controller - VeraLite, Vera3, Iris, Nexia, etc. Without the controller, the lock behaves just like any other key code entry lock.
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If you have wi-fi in your unit, you can use this unit to wirelessly send you information about the lock to your computer or phone. The website (nexia) allows you to set up codes for different people, so you can put in a renter's code and change it each time you have renters come in. You can also set up codes for others such as repairmen, office managers, etc.
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while i cant technically fully answer your question but i have yet to run into a device that doesn't work. I found that the lowes system (cant remember the name) does nit work as I suspect it is more proprietary. Zwave itself is an open design so there are many devices that work. BTW the zwave locks are great because they can disarm the alarm and vice a versa.
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You also need the Nexia bridge. This is what communicates withe the z wave devices.
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The answer is No, without the nexia's service, you still can manually open the lock, add or change access codes and set the alarm sensitivity.
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If you do not use the nexia bridge then: This will work by itself fine but you do not have remote opening or monitoring capability. You need another zwave controller to remotely unlock it or monitor it. If you don't use the nexia bridge however other zwave controllers have more capability, work faster and do not require a monthly fee.
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It works with a subscription with NEXIA, $99 a year. I have it for the last 3 years. I can control the main door, a light , and a video camera. It also has the capability to controls climate control systems. It requires additional equipment (a bridge) to safely control the devices. Without a subscription this type of lock is not cost effective
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The Schlage cameras only work with the Nexia z-wave system. You cannot use them with other online systems. You have to purchase a subscription through Nexia/Schlage - paid monthly. The reliability is not adequate for a security system (see the feedback on Amazon) - it's down frequently. Mine has been very un-reliable. Also, they shut down their customer service line for the entire fourth of July weekend with very little notice.