The WT00Z5-1 is a GoControl / Nortek / Linear Z-Wave accessory dimmer switch designed for virtual 3-way control. Unlike a standard in-wall dimmer, it does not switch the lighting load directly. Instead, it communicates with an associated Z-Wave load-control device or hub. This is especially useful when a customer wants a second wall location for on/off or dimming control without installing a traveler wire between switches.
The most important product-page warning is that WT00Z5-1 is an accessory controller, not the main load dimmer. If the customer is replacing the actual load-bearing switch, they may need a compatible Z-Wave dimmer or switch such as a WD/WS-style device, not this accessory unit by itself. Z-Wave network compatibility should be confirmed with the hub, association group support, device generation, and local electrical code requirements.
| Manufacturer | Nortek / GoControl / Linear |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Z-Wave accessory dimmer switch |
| Part Number | WT00Z5-1 |
| Frequency | 908.42 MHz North American Z-Wave |
| Application | Virtual 3-way or multi-way lighting control |
| Load Control | Does not directly control a load |
| Range | Up to 100 ft line of sight, site dependent |
| Associations | Commonly listed for association groups and multi-way control with compatible devices |
| Color | White wall-mount style, verify current package |
Make sure the customer understands this is the accessory switch. It needs a compatible Z-Wave device or controller to control the actual lighting load.
This product installs in an electrical wall box. Line-voltage wiring should be done by a qualified person following local code. Do not install it as a direct load switch unless the manufacturer instructions specifically support the circuit design.
No. It is an accessory dimmer/switch that controls associated Z-Wave devices. It does not directly switch the lighting load.
WT00Z5-1 uses the North American Z-Wave frequency of 908.42 MHz.
Yes, when paired and associated with compatible Z-Wave devices or supported by the hub/controller.
No traditional traveler wire is normally needed for the virtual 3-way function, but the device still requires proper power wiring in the wall box.
Not always. Basic inclusion may work, but association, scene control, and status behavior depend on the controller and device support.