Are you finding your ZEN37 Wall Remote unresponsive to Z-Wave commands? We've compiled a list of troubleshooting steps below! Your Wall Remote is an 800-Series Z-Wave device that has a range of up to 250 feet (line of sight). With that said, interferences like large furniture, thick walls, and metal elements can sho…
If you're having issues including your Wall Remote to Home Assistant, exclusion is the first thing to try. It may sound counter-intuitive, but excluding a device is simply a soft, hub-based reset that resolves most inclusion or configuration issues. A device doesn't need to be included first to be able to be exclude…
If your sensor is included but shows offline, it may point to a range or connectivity issue. You can use the Network Repair feature to refresh your mesh network's connections using the SmartThings app. See the steps for Network Repair below: * Open your SmartThings app and locate your SmartThings hub under Devi…
Having an issue with the ZAC36? We've gathered the most common questions and provided troubleshooting steps and solutions below. Before attempting any troubleshooting on your ZAC36, you'll need to ensure the Z-Wave button is not locked. How do I Tell if the Z-Wave Button is Locked? * If the Z-Wave button is unl…
Are you experiencing issues with your ZSE18 Motion sensor despite successfully installing and linking it to your hub? Do you find that it's consistently displaying incorrect status readings, such as being stuck on motion or no motion, or perhaps failing to generate reports altogether? Check out the troubleshooting st…
Is the ZEN51 Dry Contact Relay installed, but there is no LED activity, and the relay is unresponsive? Please check the list below. * First, check that you have restored power to the unit at the breaker panel, following the completion of the installation. * Ensure the device is connected to an electric power s…
The ZEN15 800LR Power Switch isn’t just for switching things on and off—it’s also a powerful tool for monitoring how much energy your devices are using. It can send your Z-Wave hub live data on wattage, amperage, voltage, and total energy use (kWh), so you can keep tabs on exactly what’s happening. Power reporting c…
The ZSE11 Q Sensor can be powered by 2 CR 123A batteries (included) and/or a micro-USB cable (sold separately). Once the batteries and/or USB cable are inserted, the ZSE11 Q Sensor's LED indicator should flash any time you press the Z-Wave button. * 500/700 series: The 700 series ZSE11 sensor can ONLY ever be powe…
Have you installed and added your ZSE42 sensor to the hub, but you're not receiving accurate reports? Is your sensor consistently showing either wet or dry status, or is it failing to generate reports? Don't worry, we've compiled the most effective troubleshooting steps for you to try before contacting our support te…
Have you installed and integrated your ZSE43 Tilt | Shock sensor into the hub, but are encountering discrepancies in its reports? Is it persistently showing either open or closed status, or failing to provide reports altogether? Rest assured, we're equipped to guide you through the best troubleshooting measures befor…