Items Tagged With zwave

Seluxit, a Danish company specialising in intelligent energy saving devices, has just launched the ViaSens home controller. The device is based on the Z-Wave standard and provides users with an overview of the status of all devices within their home control network.  The ViaSens Home Controller connects to a PC via USB and the free software retrieves information via sensors connected to the devices and provides a comprehensive, easy-to view analysis of it. Using the ViaSens controller, homeowners can continually monitor the power consumption of their household and can optimize energy consumption by adjusting their device settings...

More Z-Wave goodness, this time in the shape of the "ABMHZ" from Electronic Solution Inc.  This device allows you to integrate a variety of motorised home automation systems into a Z-Wave setup.  For example you may like to attach it to Motorised Window blinds or shutters, Projector Screens & TV Lifts etc...

Here's one we haven't covered before, HackMyth is described as "the home automation control kit for mythTV" and offers Z-Wave wireless control of your smart home, from the same box that carries out your PVR functions... 

Here's another teasing release on new UK Z-Wave modules, this time from the Taiwanese, Everspring Industry.  Promised for release in Europe "during the next few months", the new units promise "low-cost home automation" and the initial products include a plugin dimmer and on/off switch, a PIR plus magnetic door and window sensors... 

Merten have just announced their new "CONNECT" system, based on Z-Wave technology.  Aimed squarley at the (huge) retro-fit market, the system is based around the "CONNECT radio centre". This wall mounted central contoller has a colour LCD screen and user configurable buttons all of which can be programmed from a PC via USB.  Read on for the full press release...