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Make your garage smart with minimal effort and cash. Just attach the tilt sensor to your garage door and connect the ZEN16 to your existing door switch on the wall. You can control up to 3 doors with a single ZEN16 independently (but you'll need to get additional sensors to monitor them). Scroll down to the "Works with" section for dedicated hub instructions.
You don't need to touch any wiring at the garage opener. Just take the 2 wires from the door switch and attach them to the R1 terminals on the ZEN16. Connect the switch to the Sw1 terminals with another 2 wires, power the ZEN16 up and you're all set. Please make sure your existing opener doesn't have any smart or electronic features and is controlled by a simple momentary wall switch before buying.
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I bought this for my 1 car garage so it has way more connectivity than I'll ever need. Works great with Home Assistant, I soldered some leads to my opener switch and ran it to the box. No issues at all, very useful to see state of garage and have automations to close it at night.
I have 3 car garage and dumb openers that can be open with just short the two wire.
This relay is perfect for the job. arrived fast, easy to wire, sensor works well with it together.
I have HA setup and everything works perfectly together.
Zooz DIY Smart Garage Opener Kit (MultiRelay ZEN16 VER. 2.0 + Tilt Sensor ZSE43)
This was my first time setting up a multi-relay switch with Home Assistant. Setup was fairly easy. For my garage door opener, I had to set up an automation to close the switch after the switch triggered an open, otherwise I would no longer be able to use the garage door's opener. Once I figure that out, it was smooth sailing.
I have a Liftmaster garage door opener that has MyQ and it has been noting but a pain. I found a community entry on Hubitat that talked about a button that would replace the button I had for around $25, and they soldered 2 leads to it that were attached to the button so it simulates a button press.The relay & sensor were easy to install in my garage and it took about a half hour to install the hardware an get Hubitat set up. It's working great. Oh, the power supply some have had? I have a surge suppressor in the garage that powers an Ethernet switch, and a Wi-Fi access point. The surge suppressor has USB connectors on it so I just used the cable included and plugged it in there.
