## Will the S2 Motion Sensor ZSE18 work with my hub? The S2 Motion Sensor works great with the following Z-Wave systems: * **[Z-Box Hub][1] (recommended for all Zooz products)** * Almond (Securify) * Ezlo (no vibration reports) * Fibaro Home Center 2 * Fibaro Home Center Lite * Home Assistant * HomeSee…
**Here are the technical details for the S2 Motion Sensor ZSE18:** * **Z-Wave Signal Frequency:** 908.42 MHz * **Power:** 1 CR123A battery (included) / Micro USB cable and power adapter (NOT INCLUDED) * **Motion Detection Range:** Up to 25 feet * **Z-Wave Range:** Up to 100 feet line of sight (or up to 1300 f…
## This type of reset is a nifty trick if you find your device is unresponsive in any way. LED indicator not behaving the way it should? Sensor not updating even after waking it up manually? Or do you just want to clear the device of all custom settings and recorded activity? Hard (aka "Factory") reset is the way to …
## There are a few different ways to add the Motion Sensor to SmartThings, but you'll need to complete the check-list below first in each case: This sensor works best with SmartThings when used with the lua Edge driver. However, it will work great out of the box as a motion sensor without the driver. It takes 5 minut…
## With the SmartThings transition to a new platform (the [lua platform][1]), the original Groovy custom device handlers are no longer supported. We have created new custom Edge drivers specifically for the lua platform. Please follow the instructions below on how to install the driver. If you haven't added one befor…
SmartThings is slowly transitioning from the legacy groovy platform to the [new lua platform][1]. This creates new challenges for seamless integration as well as access to key and advanced features of our devices. As usual, we're committed to providing the best possible experience to all of our customers, regardless o…
### You can use the ZSE18 Motion Sensor as a signal repeater in your Z-Wave mesh network if it's powered by a micro USB cable. Here is how to do that: 1. Connect the sensor to a **micro USB cable** and a **matching power adapter **(a regular [5V / 1A power supply][1] will do great) 2. Place it at or around the locat…