🔌 Smart Living Made Simple!
The Aeotec ZWA006-C Smart Boost Timer Switch is a cutting-edge device that transforms your existing appliances into smart home solutions. With a robust 16 amp capacity, real-time power monitoring, and a backup battery for uninterrupted operation, this compact switch is designed for safety and efficiency. Compatible with Z-Wave Plus and S2 certified gateways, it offers enhanced wireless range and security, making it an essential addition to any modern home.
Manufacturer | Aeotec |
Part Number | ZWA006-C |
Product Dimensions | 11.5 x 6.83 x 4.04 cm; 219 g |
Item model number | ZWA006-C |
Size | Small |
Colour | White |
Power Source | DC |
Voltage | 230 Volts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Type of Bulb | LED |
Switch style | Push Button |
Usage | Indoor use |
Included Components | 1 x Smart Boost Timer Switch, 1 x Manual |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 219 g |
E**E
Good while it lasted but unreliable
Exactly what I wanted and worked well for a short time but then failed with a hardware error. Technical support were very helpful but concluded the unit was faulty and recommended a replacement under warranty. Customer service of the manufacturer themselves fobbed me off several times with “we will replace but have no stock at present” (when they were still selling them through Amazon) and have ignored all contact since then.
M**R
Over complexity with strange timer arrangement
Used with Home Assistant, it's an odd device. Has a manual pushbutton to turn on from 30 to 120mins but this timer isn't zwave controlled. It has a zwave switch and a setting for auto off but that hasn't worked. So made my own timer to turn this unit on and off from home assistant. Serves my needs just more of a fiddle to setup. Not sure why it has this complexity of a manual timer that's in no way related to it's zwave enabled timer, odd but I use neither.
A**R
Sent back
On the face of it this looks like a perfect solution to automating a towel radiator. However the item falls down due to the push mechanism that’s needed to turn it on which doesn’t work every time. Why they didn’t make it with normal buttons I don’t know!
Trustpilot
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