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Product Description
Description
Z-Wave Philio Smart Colour Button Gen5 is a multi-function button switch that lets you wirelessly control the connected appliances, adjust the percentage of dimmer, open/close curtains, manage thermostat and can even be configured to function as a timer. The stylish switch also features a colour LED for indicating dimming percentage or thermostat temperature. It can be easily included in any existing Z-wave network and configured to work even with Z-wave certified devices from other manufacturers. The slim, compact and elegantly designed switch can be fixed on any wall and comes with a built-in magnet that allows it to be fixed on refrigerator or metal office cubicle. Since the switch comes powered by batteries, it requires no external wiring or power supply, and can be fixed anywhere in your home. Z-Wave Plus The Z-Wave Philio Smart Colour Button is Z-Wave Plus Certified.
Features
-Communicates via Z-Wave Plus RF (868,42 MHz)
-Integrate light dimming, curtain control, ON/OFF switching, timer control and thermostat adjustments... Truly a MULTIFUNCTION device
-RF Range: up to 100m in a free field, up to 40m in buildings
-Group for Association: 2 (Max 8 nodes in Group)
-Security and Z-Wave explorer frames support
-Built in magnet to stick to any metal surface
-Waterproof
-Over The Air (OTA) firmware upgrades
-Timer function
-Rechargeable battery
-Long life battery (six months per charge)
-Integrated RGBW LED give an intuitive feedback for each operation you perform
Product Reviews
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Beautifull Disaster
Posted by well that sucks on 21st Jul 2016
This button looks gorgeous and i like the idea of magnetic button tho the way it is implemented leaves alot to be desired.
Tested on : HCL/HC2 4.076, 4.080
Let me explain, you can power it by batery or USB connector, battery powered option is about as "good" as Swipe's take on this idea - it makes me think that they threw in batery at the last minute and did not have enough time to make it propertly work.
Mounting i on the wall first and than adding is recommanded as inernal gyroscope will not let you do annything unless device is in its intended position (man it was frustrating)
Lack of anny markings (save for tiny bump in same colour as rest of the device) makes it difficult to see what you are setting it for (settings and controll is done by zones depending on rotation). so practical usage is rather inacurate.
I am not sure if am i therribly lacking in skills and foresigh or what but is ther a way to connect the usb on back of the rotating part of button so that it ... you know ROTATES?
if not than i call failure towards creators of this device.