ZOOZ800 Series Z-Wave Long Range S2 Dimmer Switch ZEN77 800LR, White | Simple Direct 3-Way and 4-Way Solution (Works with Regular Switches, No Aux Switch Needed) | Z-Wave Hub Required

+ High quality product - has been working reliably for days with no connection loss+ Nice blue LED and satisfying click sound when turned on/off+ Product is easy to integrate with Home Assistant, solved my problem of partner always forgetting to turn off the lights+ Zooz has extremely good customer service. They are very responsive and helpful. I've received solution to my problem in less than 24 hours. They are also very easy to work with.

I highly recommend Zooz switches and dimmers. Everything about this switch makes you feel you have purchased a quality product. The packaging, the instructions, the flawless way it includes itself, web site, and customer service are all first rate. The feature that allows you to use a three way switch and wiring currently in place to turn the light on or off from another location saves you $20 for the GE accessory switch, and some time compared to the GE/Honeywell/ultra pro switches from Jasco. Note that you turn on and off, but cannot dim remotely with an old manual switch. There are also no fins you have to break off. Dimming works well with a truly dimmable LED, like FEIT.I’ve installed hundreds of home automation switches, and these are the best, but although I gave 5 stars to this switch compared to others, a couple of issues miss actual perfection. First, the paddle assembly appears to be about 1mm larger than other switches. If your house is 25+ years old and uses the thick, hard Leviton switch plates, you may need to buy new plates. Don’t force the switches into the plate. They will bind and will eventually not operate properly. Either file the old plate larger (a PITA) or drop a buck or two on a new plate (recommended). Many of the new plates are screwless, and it is a nice look you may want to include in your upgrade anyway. Regardless of the brand of switch, it seems I have a 50/50 chance of breaking the old, brittle multiple gang plates anyway trying to wrestle all the switches into place.Also, unlike the GE/Jasco, these switches do require that you know which wire is your line (hot) and which is the load (light), and they come with nice labels for the wires and excellent instructions. No big deal, and I think it is safer to know which wire is hot anyway.Finally, there is capacity. These are 300 watt dimmers rather than the 500 or 600 watt capacity on Jasco and some other HA technology. The Zooz switches are made for the 21st century. They use neutrals so that LED bulbs are welcome, take up less depth in the box and have no heat fins. They play well with LEDs (though beware that many “dimmable” LEDs are flickering junk, no matter the switch). At 300W, these dimmers will not handle a vanity mirror light with a large array of incandescent bulbs. If someone insists on keeping and dimming a power hungry dinosaur like that, don’t use the Zooz dimmer. This one is good for 5 60w bulbs, but some builders thought 6 or 8 would look luxurious.Enjoy!

I wanted to add three kitchen LED island pendants to my hub for automation control and voice access. They were controlled by a single switch so I did not need to use the ZEN77's 3 way capabilities.Easy installation - AFTER finding the neutral wire bundle in the back of a crowded 3 gang box. (Yes, a neutral is needed). Very complete directions. Scanned the QR code from the SmartThings app and it was quickly added to my hub as a dimmer. Paddle works great to manually control ON/OFF and dimming. Dimming is smooth. When you click the bottom paddle to turn off the switch, the lights do a fast dim rather than an abrupt off.The ONLY negative is that the short neutral wire provided is not copper.

The media could not be loaded.  Plusses:1. Can do 3-way, 4-way, and 5-way wiring using existing switches except for the one being replaced by the Zooz ZEN77 - no satellite switches necessary!!!2. easy to install, good documentation provided, more available online.3. Solid constructions.4. Lots of parameters for personalizing the configuration.5. Z-wave control works flawlessly. 6. Control from paddles allows on/off/fade-up/fade-down and double tap for (customizable) full brightness (see video).Minuses:1. Quality control. One of the units arrived dead on arrival. Amazon replaced it rapidly. One died 3 days after installation. Zooz said that they would replace it. Haven't seen the replacement yet. I bought a replacement on Amazon, because I was impatient.2. Important to choose the lights carefully. Zooz blamed the brand of LED lamps that I was using. Not only did they flicker but they destroyed the ZEN77! You should check their website for bulb recommendations. I replaced all of our lights and now everything works well. Dimmable LED lights are still evolving. You might have to try several brands to get good results.Summary:In short, I love the product, if you get a working ZEN77 and it works well with your lights, this product is unique in being able to handle n-way lighting with a single unit. Support was very helpful and responsive. I expect that the replacement unit will eventually arrive and when it does I have a place for it!TIP: I add and test all units close to the hub on a table close to my computer, where I can set the advanced parameters and test them before installing them in the wall. (see video.) It simplifies things enormously.

I was a little skeptical about this product, but I'm open to try new gadgets. I installed this switch on a SmartThings Hub and it works perfectly. One of the best parts is that it works on a 3-way configuration without the need to purchase an additional Addon switch. This helps you to save a little money and reduces the work on your smart home projects.

Great Z-Wave switch with a rare form factor. It has a new chipset and a lot of extra functionality. It works fine with Hubitat hub but is not supported by manufacturer. However community drivers enable all extra functionality available on that device which is quite useful. One point of concern is quality control. One of two switches in my order was DOA.

One of my first smart devices was a Zzoz battery operated motion sensor that was awful, so I was kind of turned off of them for years.I wanted this particular style of switch to match an existing one so I figured I'd give them a try again. These switches have been working well since installing them. They are about 100 feet away from my hub, through two exterior walls and still stay connected.Pairing to my Hubitat was pretty simple. The first one didn't work on the first try, so I moved onto the second and it paired immediately. Went back to the first one and it paired immediately too. I figured the first one hadn't had time to find a signal yet.I am now considering trying more Zooz products now.

I have installed a number of Zooz paddle type z-wave switches and had great success. I tried this toggle switch because the look fit the location better than a paddle. As always, installation was super easy (check the website for some alternative wiring instructions if your situation, like mine, is not standard). After I got it installed and paired with my z-wave hub (Home Assistant), I noticed the physical switch stopped working. I emailed their support, and as usual, they responded quickly and with a great troubleshooting solution. I guess when I was pairing, I got a bit over zealous and hit the switch up 10 times or so (you know, to make really sure it paired...). This caused it to change a setting that made the physical switch not work. They gave me the solution (flip it 10 times again) a couple hours after I emailed them.once again, I will say, this is the ONLY brand of Z-Wave switches I will buy. Not only are they easy to install, look great, and seem to have a solid construction, the support that backs these things up is out of this world. Don't bother with other brands! This is the best solution for Z-Wave wall switches.

I have an extensive home automation set up and that includes z wave devices. I purchased two of these and installed one so far without any issues. Because I already have a z- wave network I did not need to move the hub closer. It was easy to add to the network. I have a Samsung SmartThings hub.The only cons are that it requires a white neutral electrical wire and not all of my switch boxes have one and that it is a bit bulky. Lutron dimmer switches do not need a neutral wire but they don't extend your z-wave network either.I purchased these over Lutron to extend the nodes on my z -wave network. This switch does the job keeping in mind that the steel electical box may limit signals.Mine looks very much white. Image is of switch installed in basement and is on the right . If anything it is whiter than my old switch beside it. It has a blue LED light when it is turned off helping you find it in the dark.Works with Alexa.

A good quality switch, seems very flexible. Product info could be better as its hard to tell difference between some of these zen series products. Still not sure whether I should have bought this model or the one higher up

Works fantastic, be aware it requires a nuitral wire. For 3 wire a small mod is required on the other existing 3 way switch. Works with an existing 3 way, other brands force you to purchase additional switch.