being able to use multiple key presses is really cool! great video

Love these. It used to be only Insteon had these kind of multi button devices until the zooz came out. I sold my Insteon stuff the instant I realize I would never rely on cloud again. I had implemented the nsp panel to replace the Insteon buttons but at the end of the day the zooz is truly a direct replacement (minus the dimming).

Thanks, I am just starting with HA. I couldn't figure out how to program the buttons on a zooz zen 37. You got me going.

Amazing video! Definitely picking one of these up now to control all the lights in the rooms.

I love this wall switch have had mine for almost a year now, replaced the old dumb switch with this one next to my front door. Have it controlling my lights outside (main button) my front door smart lock, my outdoor siren, and a light in the living room and one in the kitchen. I use 2 HA blueprints which makes it super easy to set up both the button automations and light states they are made by a person called halomademeapc look for zen32 and find his blueprints.

Very well done video! I just got started using Home Assistant and have been trying to figure out what switches to use around the house. You made my decision an easy one!

Thanks for the video! How do you program one of the buttons to TOGGLE a scene on and off?

I like how you made the scene controller light indicator light up weather the devices on or off even when controlled from a different device, is it possible to achieve this setup through the aeotec smartthings hub?

Sold! Nice video!

Wow... first, that's impressive. Second, mind boggeling how you even found this thing/switch. One would assume the default to be on 'on when on', perhaps they'll change it later, who knows what the engineer/programmer was thinking of a scenario when they programmed it that way. I am impressed, certainly with the topics and gadgets you come up with. I am not an engineer, but a programmer, have setup servers, etc. but yesterday was trying to set up a smart plug (Kasa) for my deck lights and I couldn't believe I got stuck on a supposed simple step. That is, in order to have the plug get your wifi, you needed an extra step in between, which drove me NUTS! On my Settings/wifi, I had to pick that plug... and then it would let me connect to it. One would think, this step would lead you automatically (popup) to sign the gadget into your wifi, but no. Perhaps, I have a problem with instructions/manuals dunno. Hands down, applauds to you. Thank you for your smart videos!

I have a couple of Zooz switches and I am happy with them. Their contact sensors are garbage I have not been able to figure out why. I am not sure if it is a z-wave issue or a sensor issue. Thinking about trying out some Zigbee devices.

Question, in your Indicator light automation what is the difference between "On when the load is on" and "Always on"? Not sure why you would use one vs the other? If you just used "On when the Load is on" (would it turn off when the light went off)? Could you get away with only 1 automation and not need the turn off when load is off automation?

I setup Homebridge to get my Unifi Cameras into Homekit... Clearly I should have used Home Assistant as it would add a TON more options for my smart home.

Thanks for the video. So have you pulled the pin on Homeseer HS4?

Can this switch be used as a standalone scene controller? (not hardwiring you example light directly to the switch)

Hey Chris, it's been a little over a year. Do you still love this switch? Any issues with it (staying connected, working properly, etc.)? Keep up the great work!

Looks like the perfect switch. Guess I need to figure out what Z-wave and Home Assistant are now. Was hoping to stick with simple Matter/HK products, but can’t find anything like this.

The main button can dim a light. Wire the light hot in the switch box, Install a mini-dimmer in the light fixture box, disable the relay, create your associations or automatons. Voila!

While I was checking for support of this scene controller for my Homeseer setup I ran across some concerning information regarding cracking buttons. Maybe these issues have been resolved but apparently there may be a quality issue or possible design flaw. Probably worth some investigation.

To stop flashing when changing led state: Change Parameter 23: Choose if you want the LED indicators to flash whenever a parameter (setting) is adjusted on the device to confirm the change. Disable this feature if you're using the LED indicators in automations. Values: 0 - LED indicators flash to confirm a setting change (default) ; 1 - LED indicators don't flash if a setting is changed. Size: 1 byte dec

Definitely make smarter Automations "When light state changes" action: IF "light off, disable indicator" else: "Enable indicator" - something like this... that way you have far fewer automations