How To Use the ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay With a 120 V Contactor
If you need Z Wave control over a pump, motor, heater, or other heavy load, the ZEN58 paired with a 120 V contactor lets you do it safely without pushing the relay beyond its limits. Devices like pumps, motors, heaters, and other high current equipment should never be wired directly through the ZEN58, as these loads…
How To Use the ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay With a Keypad
Use the ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to translate the signals from a keypad to your Z-Wave hub, giving you flexible control without complex wiring or custom hardware. In this article, we will walk through how to use the ZEN58 with a keypad, focusing on the two most common scenarios. One diagram will cover a keypad tha…
How to Use the ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay as a Smart Doorbell
Looking for a Z-Wave doorbell solution? Look no further! The ZEN58 Low Voltage Relay can be connected to your doorbell and let you know when someone is at your door. Receive alerts directly to your smartphone when someone has rung your doorbell. Gain a sense of security knowing that you can monitor when people are ap…
My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay Shows Offline in Hubitat
If Hubitat shows your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay as “offline," it may suggest a range or configuration issue. A Z-Wave Network Repair may be the solution! Interferences like large furniture, thick walls, or metal elements can shorten Z-Wave range. The given range for your network is determined by the specific struct…
Can't Add My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to HomeSeer
If you're having trouble adding your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to HomeSeer, you may need to try exclusion first. This process can be done with any Z-Wave device, on any Z-Wave hub, at any time, regardless of the device's inclusion status. The exclusion process simply acts as a soft reset and can be done even if you…
Can't Add My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to SmartThings
Having trouble including your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay? Excluding the device may help. Even if your ZEN58 was never initially added to SmartThings, exclusion acts as a soft reset. It can help with a variety of configuration and inclusion issues. Here are the steps for exclusion from the SmartThings app: *…
My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay Shows No Connection on SmartThings
If your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay is successfully included but shows offline, it may be a range or connectivity issue. Using the Network Repair feature in the SmartThings app can refresh your mesh network's connections. Network Repair Steps for Network Repair below: * Open your SmartThings app and locate your S…
My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay Shows No Connection on My Z-Box Hub
Does your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay display "No Connection" on your Z-Box Hub? Check out the troubleshooting steps below! No need for a network repair here! While a device may show as "No Connection" in a few cases, the Z-Box automatically refreshes the network and rebuilds the mesh on a regular basis in the backgr…
Can't Add My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to My Z-Wave Hub
Will the ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay not include to your hub? Let's begin by excluding the unit. Exclusion is known by many names: unpairing, disconnecting, or removing are all ways to refer to exclusion. This acts as a soft reset that can assist with a variety of configuration or connectivity issues. The ZEN58 doesn…
Can't Add My ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay to My Z-Box Hub
Inclusion issue with your ZEN58 Low Voltage XS Relay? Let's start simple: give the exclusion process a try! It may seem counter-intuitive, but the easiest way to resolve inclusion or configuration issues is by excluding the device first! Exclusion can be done at any time, even if a device has never been included to …
