The vendor said I should pay someone to have it repaired. He refused to take it back and refund my money.
I don’t think so when I purchased it he said it was like new and worked fine.
Do not do business with this person.
Clarification on motion sensors: we wanted lights to come on when someone walked down the side of the yard or in the back. The installer did a highly complex install from some security type motion sensors wired to a wireless repeater; then they installed a few wireless repeaters to get to the Control4 box. The delay on the on/off was about 60 seconds, which is fine for security, but terrible for say, emptying the trash. The back yard was really bad because we used it as a patio. We specifically wanted the switch to override the motion sensor. The installer spent hours trying to get it to work…when we were outside at night, the light would just turn off and on over and over again no matter what we did. The installer came out three times and I tried to fix it twice. Not possible. Yes, I am a technical person, so this should be doable.
Pros:
– If you have an account with Control4 (cost?) and have gone to training, I guess you can do very complex configurations.
Cons:
– Need the installer to add devices/troubleshoot ($100-250 per visit)
– Can’t contact manufacturer
– Can’t update the device without the installer making a visit (it’s an Internet enabled device…)
– Modules start at $100. Most other competitors average $50.
Wow, good info,thought Control4 was top of line, now better understand I should not believe everything I read/see, will check out Simply Automated, UPB.