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mrlegoman Newbie 1 posts since
Jun 4, 2012
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Jun 4, 2012 4:22 PM

Difference in WSS10 models?

I'm trying to purchase a WSS10 setup and I'm beginning to become confused:

WSS10-DW

WSS10-DZ

WSS10-UZ

 

I know the W stands for white. Is 'Z' refering to the multiple plate cover packs?

 

I've read through the product spec and understand the -G means no neutral. 

 

What does -D amd -U represent?

 

 

Also, why does a wireless remote switch (WSSOS) cost around 80$, but a 6697 switch and plug-in receiver kit cost only 30$? Are these not the same switch's?

  • Ryan Lundbom Newbie 26 posts since
    Apr 19, 2010
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    Aug 8, 2012 3:09 PM (in response to mrlegoman)
    Difference in WSS10 models?

    This is to indicate the Basic vs Advanced software option.

     

    • Basic
      • WSC, WSSoS-P
    • Advanced
      • EnOcean-enabled Trasmitter, Switches and Occupancy Sensors - WCS, WSSoS, WSoRC, WSSLT (in PTM mode), WSSoS-P, WSSoS-R, WSSLT, WSC

     

    The WSSoS and 6697 are two different technologies and are not compatable.

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