Tuxedo Touch Garage Door

Resideo s tuxedo touch controller is an innovative 7 color touchscreen keypad with smart control that helps dealers increase system add on revenue drive additional rmr and reduce attrition.

Tuxedo touch garage door.

Each motor requires its own opener for discrete control. The linear gd00z allows a z wave controller such as the honeywell vam or the tuxedo touch to integrate the control and status of your garage overhead doors. Connect the tuxedo touch in parallel with keypads and other peripheral devices using the keypad data ecp bus. Also note that each opener comes with its own wireless tilt sensor to report open close status wirelessly to the gd00z module.

The gd00z 4 connects to the existing garage door opener without needing to disconnect any existing wiring to the opener. Users can control thermostats lights locks doors garage doors and more with either 500 or 300 z wave series peripherals as well as recording and viewing ip cameras directly on the display or through resideo total connect. Home automation control lights thermostats door locks shade controllers garage door controllers z wave enabled water valves and other z wave devices automatically and easily add or remove z wave devices to the system. Follow the instructions provided with the specific device when including and excluding devices into the z wave network.

The gd00z 4 comes with a wireless tilt sensor connection wires mounting bracket power supply and power supply bracket. The linear gd00z 4 garage door opener is a zwave device and transceiver which allows users to open and close a garage door remotely via total connect 2 0 or using the vam or tuxedo touch wifi keypad. If the tuxedo touch is used as the primary system keypad maximum wire run length is 150 feet. Garage door linear z wave garage door opener remote controller gd00z 4 z wave compatibility compatible z wave devices for lynx touch tuxedo touchtm and vam vista automation module z wave devices may vary.

If more than one keypad is wired to one run then the maximum lengths must be divided by the number of keypads on the run.