Enhance your security system with the ZSE70800 Outdoor Motion Sensor. With Z-Wave compatibility and advanced features like PIR motion detection and temperature sensing, this sensor offers reliable performance for indoor and outdoor use. Find out more in the product manual.
Learn how to install and use the ZEN52 LR Double Relay with our comprehensive user manual. Follow step-by-step instructions and specifications for a seamless installation of this versatile and powerful relay. Ensure correct wiring and test the relay for optimal performance.
Learn how to install and use the ZEN51 LR Dry Contact Relay with our comprehensive user manual. Follow step-by-step instructions and safety guidelines for optimal performance. Perfect for single pole installations, this relay is designed for indoor use with a power range of 100-240V~. Discover the convenience and efficiency of this reliable LORENZ product.
Discover the Lucide Lorenz LED Dimmable Hanging Lamp or Light, perfect for modern interiors. This indoor-use product features aluminum construction and a black finish. Install according to provided specifications and replace any damaged parts immediately. Explore our website for more information and browse our entire collection of trendsetting lighting solutions. Illuminate your world with Lucide.
Learn how to install and use the ZEN77 800LR S2 Dimmer Switch 800 with this user manual. Featuring an 800 series Z-Wave chip, it allows for manual or Z-Wave control of LED and incandescent bulbs. Follow the simple instructions for easy installation and enjoy features like scene control and smart bulb mode. Max load: 100 W LED/300 W incandescent.
Learn how to install and use the ZEN72 800LR Dimmer Switch 800 with this comprehensive user manual. Featuring a range of up to 500 feet line of sight, this Z-Wave enabled device supports a frequency of 908.40 MHz, 908.42MHz, 916MHz, 912MHz, and 920MHz, and can handle a maximum load power of 150W for LED's, 500W for incandescent lights, and switched receptacles. Perfect for indoor use only.
