Zooz 800 Z-Wave Dimmer & Scene Controller

Zooz 800 Z-Wave Dimmer & Scene Controller

The Z-Wave Dimmer & Scene Controller allows you to use any of the buttons to activate scenes, trigger smart bulb presets, or control other devices with a simple tap. However, the device also features a built-in dimmer for an exceptional smart lighting experience.

Key Features

Scene Control

Trigger up to 35 scenes, control up to 35 devices (available on hubs that support multi-tap triggers). There are four smart buttons on the device that can be used for remote control.

Light Dimmer

Dim your lights using Z-Wave and manual control from the main button (use with quality dimmable LED lights up to 150W. Read more about the main button dimming functionality here).

Smart Bulb Mode

Disable the relay for truly wireless control or use it as a remote control / smart add-on switch.

Direct 3-Way Solution

No add-on switch required. Wires just like the ZEN72 model. The switch also works great for single pole installations. A neutral is required, and 4-way wiring is possible if direct connection to load and line are in the same box.

Adjustable LED Indicators

Built-in LED indicators let you choose colors and brightness levels for further customization.

Built-In Range Test Tool

Troubleshoot your network straight from the device.

Z-Wave Long Range

Extend your wireless coverage up to 1300 feet if your hub supports Long Range.

Z-Wave Repeater

The device serves as a extra-strong repeater to expand the coverage of your Z-Wave network.

Notes

• Neutral Required
• This device is compatible with quality LED and incandescent bulbs (do not connect to ballast tube lights, halogen bulbs, transformers, switched receptacles, or fans).
• FEIT bulbs are not recommended.
• Use a standard-size wall plate for single gang installations (wall plate not included).
• Before installing, make sure the load does not exceed 500W for incandescent lights or 150W for LED’s. Check your wiring first to confirm that you have all of the following wires present in your gang box: load (most often black), line (most often black), neutral (most often white), and ground (most often green).
• If you are not comfortable identifying the wiring and following the instructions, please hire a licensed electrician.