| Brand | Ecolink |
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| Style | modern |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Color | White |
| Product Dimensions | 4"D x 4"W x 2"H |
| Item Weight | 2 ounces |
| Alarm | audiable |
| Manufacturer | Ecolink 28617953415 |
| Part Number | FF-ZWAVE5-ECO |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | FF-ZWAVE5-ECO |
| Batteries | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 100 |
| Included Components | Audio detector, battery, mounting bracket, mounting tape/screws, manual |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
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Ecolink Wireless Audio Detector for existing Smoke/CO sensors (FF-ZWave5-ECO)
Audio detection of your Smoke or CO sensors
The Ecolink Audio detector sensor listens to existing smoke or CO detectors in the home and sends signal to your Z-Wave network. In most homes, with hardwired interconnected smoke detectors, only one sensor is needed for whole home coverage.
Product Summary
- Audio detector for existing Smoke detectors
- Natively compatible with SmartThings
- 5 years battery life
- Easy to Install
- Z-Wave ID: ZC10-16075150
Z-Wave Technology compatible with SmartThings
Z-Wave technology is designed for control, monitor and status reading applications in homes around the world. Z-Wave specialize in wireless control, bringing affordable easy-to-use 'smart' products to millions of people.
Natively compatible with SmartThings, it works with most brands of Z-wave home security hubs like Vera Plus, Vera Edge, Vera Lite, HomeSeer, D-link staples connect and Piper NV. If your brand is not listed, (e.g. Wink or Alarm.com based security panels) compatibility cannot be guaranteed.
Z-Wave ID for this item: ZC10-16075150
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Protect your homeThe firefighter sensor is a Z-Wave enabled device which provides fire and CO (carbon monoxide) status. It transmits back to your hub to notify you of an event. |
Easy installationAll fixing materials are included for an easy installation, the package contains the following: Audio detector, Sensor Mounting Bracket, Screws for Sensor Mounting Bracket, Adhesive tape for Sensor Mounting Bracket. |
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| Model | FF-ZWAVE5-ECO | FLF-ZWAVE5-ECO | TLS-ZWAVE5 |
| Type | Audio Detector for existing Smoke sensors | Flood and Freeze Sensor | Automated Light Switch |
| Battery Type | 1 x CR123A lithium | 1 x CR123A lithium | 2 x AA |
| Z-Wave Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Z-Wave ID | ZC10-16075150 | ZC10-17085762 | ZC10-17025450 |
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| power source | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Hardwired | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| sensor type | — | Photoelectric | Photoelectric | Photoelectric. Indoor Air Quality Sensor | Electrochemical | Photoelectric |
| style | modern | With Base Station | Direct 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Connection | Smoke + Air Quality | Hardwired Alarm | Hardwired |
| alarm | audiable | Audible | Audible | Smart Smoke Alarm + Indoor Air Quality Monitor | Audible | Audible |
| weight | 0.12 pounds | — | 0.28 pounds | 0.7 pounds | 0.7 pounds | — |
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How to make it work with Vera
I bought this because I wanted it to connect to a 185 db siren in a Vera scene if my smoke/CO2 hardwired detectors were going off because I’m deaf without my hearing aids when I’m asleep and want an immediate notification versus waiting for a call from my home security company if I'm not home. I also did not want to have to replace all of those hardwired detectors to Z wave ones as I still haven’t found Z wave hardwire/connected ones. This seemed like the perfect solution. And it is. After a lot of searches online I have been able to finally get it set up right and it works perfectly as I am showing in the video. Like the first review says you have to push the little black square button (not the metal open case switch) to get it to pair with your z wave controller. Once you do finally get a paired it’s going to show up as a generic Z wave device and a temperature control device. You have to go into your Z wave controller on a browser not the app to reach the advanced settings for the generic device (not the temperature monitor) and change a few things to get it to get recognized as a smoke detector. I posted a picture of the settings you have to change. Once you do that you are good to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2020
First, like others, including the device to my hub was difficult with no clear directions anywhere. The Learning button is what you use to link the device. The learning button isn’t the small black lever. The learning button is the 1mmx2mm tiny tiny button near the LED (see picture). This is forgivable because I was finally able to get the device to pair immediately after using this button for linking. It’s just poor documentation.
The second issue is not as forgivable as it doesn’t detect the audio from my smoke detectors. At first I thought it was too smart and wouldn’t trigger a test beep. However, we had some extra sizzle in the kitchen a few weeks later and the smoke detector went off and the sensor didn’t pick it up. And yes the sensor was within 6inches of the alarm. It also correctly works for temperature and tamper alerts. It simply doesn’t pick up the alarm sound.
If you have first alert battery operated alarms, I’d immediately test that this device works and send it back if not. Honestly, had I been able to pair this device when I first bought it, I would have been able to return it. But alas, it took my too long to get it setup
Here’s how you pair it. Also, didn’t work for my alarms.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2020
I should have sent it back. I rarely write one star reviews, but there were two major issues I encountered one forgivable and one not so much.Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2020
First, like others, including the device to my hub was difficult with no clear directions anywhere. The Learning button is what you use to link the device. The learning button isn’t the small black lever. The learning button is the 1mmx2mm tiny tiny button near the LED (see picture). This is forgivable because I was finally able to get the device to pair immediately after using this button for linking. It’s just poor documentation.
The second issue is not as forgivable as it doesn’t detect the audio from my smoke detectors. At first I thought it was too smart and wouldn’t trigger a test beep. However, we had some extra sizzle in the kitchen a few weeks later and the smoke detector went off and the sensor didn’t pick it up. And yes the sensor was within 6inches of the alarm. It also correctly works for temperature and tamper alerts. It simply doesn’t pick up the alarm sound.
If you have first alert battery operated alarms, I’d immediately test that this device works and send it back if not. Honestly, had I been able to pair this device when I first bought it, I would have been able to return it. But alas, it took my too long to get it setup
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2020
I bought this because I wanted it to connect to a 185 db siren in a Vera scene if my smoke/CO2 hardwired detectors were going off because I’m deaf without my hearing aids when I’m asleep and want an immediate notification versus waiting for a call from my home security company if I'm not home. I also did not want to have to replace all of those hardwired detectors to Z wave ones as I still haven’t found Z wave hardwire/connected ones. This seemed like the perfect solution. And it is. After a lot of searches online I have been able to finally get it set up right and it works perfectly as I am showing in the video. Like the first review says you have to push the little black square button (not the metal open case switch) to get it to pair with your z wave controller. Once you do finally get a paired it’s going to show up as a generic Z wave device and a temperature control device. You have to go into your Z wave controller on a browser not the app to reach the advanced settings for the generic device (not the temperature monitor) and change a few things to get it to get recognized as a smoke detector. I posted a picture of the settings you have to change. Once you do that you are good to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2018
