ZOOZ Z-Wave Long Range MultiRelay - Control Garage Doors, Sprinklers, Gas Fireplace - Hub Required

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CONTROL 3 RELAYS WITH ONE MULTIRELAY: The MultiRelay allows you to control 3 dry contact relays independently, making it a versatile tool for your smart home. You can also connect an optional wall switch for manual on/off control, or use your Z-Wave hub (sold separately) for wireless control and automation. Note that your smart speaker is not a Z-Wave hub, and this device does not fully work with Wink or Z-Wave alarm panels like Ring, Vivint, or Alarm.com (R1 control only). For SmartThings, a custom edge driver is required; visit Zooz support for more details.

VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: The MultiRelay is perfect for automating various devices, such as your garage door (up to 3 doors with just 1 MultiRelay!), commercial garage doors, gas fireplaces, sprinklers, doorbells, landscape lights, pool pumps, whole house fans, and any 1-240 V device up to 20 A.

DIY INSTALLATION: Power it using a standard USB C cable with a 5V power supply (do not use USB chargers or Apple accessories) or a 12-24 V AC/DC power source. The MultiRelay is wall-mount ready, but a power adapter or USB cable is not included. Do not power with 110 V and do not apply voltage to the input (switch) terminals.

RELIABLE Z-WAVE: The MultiRelay comes with the latest S2 security and SmartStart technology. It is Z-Wave Long Range ready if your hub supports ZWLR, providing ultra-fast signal and great wireless coverage. The device remembers and restores its on/off status after a power failure and has a built-in auto-on and auto-off timer if your hub supports advanced settings. It is ETL certified and meets North American safety standards.

HUB COMPATIBILITY: The MultiRelay is an advanced Z-Wave device that requires an open Z-Wave hub to function correctly. It works best with the Z-Box Hub and has been tested to work well with Hubitat, Home Assistant, and on SmartThings with a custom device driver (visit Zooz support for details). ADT Pulse, Vivint, Wink, and Ring offer partial control (one relay or all at once instead of individual control for the relays, no access to settings).