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Zooz 700 Series Z Wave Plus S2 USB Stick ZST10 700 Great for DIY Smart Home Use with Home Assistant or HomeSeer Software 0 0

Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus S2 USB Stick for Home Assistant

Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus S2 USB Stick for Home Assistant: Take advantage of the new 700 Series Z-Wave with more range and S2 authenticated security protocol. It means that you can fully benefit from your S2 sensors, switches, and plugs running on the latest Z-Wave chip.

$38.95

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Features & Compatibility

Zooz 700 Series Z-Wave Plus S2 USB Stick for Home Assistant: Take advantage of the new 700 Series Z-Wave with more range and S2 authenticated security protocol. It means that you can fully benefit from your S2 sensors, switches, and plugs running on the latest Z-Wave chip.
WHAT YOU NEED: This S2 700 Series Stick adds Z-Wave Plus capability to your DIY smart home set-up. You’ll need a dedicated computer (PC, laptop, or Raspberry Pi, sold separately) and home automation software of your choice (not included) to complete the system.
ADVANCED Z-WAVE: Works great with the most popular software like Home Assitant (with JS), Indigo, and HomeSeer. Supports OTA firmware updates (works with Aeotec OTA firmware tool) and all of the latest Z-Wave library commands.
SMART START: Supports the new quick and extra secure Z-Wave pairing method. Just scan the QR codes from any SmartStart Z-Wave Plus accessories to your home automation interface and power them on. They’ll join automatically. Make sure your smart home software supports this feature.