GoControl Z-Wave Automation and Control Technology

Go Control

GoControl gives you smart home affordability, ease-of-use and compatibility with today’s most popular automation controllers and products, making GoControl the smartest solution available today.

GoControl smart products are so easy to install – and they work with nearly everything else that talks Z-Wave®. Mix and match GoControl smart products to create your own personal mix of smart control. Even add other non-GoControl automation products to really rev-up your home’s IQ!

Linear HUSBZ-1 QuickStick Z-Wave USB Controller Hub PC Based Residential

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Linear PD300Z-2 Z-Wave Plug-in Lamp Module, 300W Maximum, Soapbar Style

$46.95

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Linear PS15Z-2 Z-Wave Plug-in Appliance Module, 120 VAC, Soapbar Style

$44.95

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Linear WD500Z-1 Z-Wave Wall Dimmer, 120 VAC, 500W, 3-Way Auto Sense

Linear WD500Z-1 Z-Wave Wall Dimmer, 120 VAC, 500W, 3-Way with Auto Sense

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Linear WO15Z-1, Z-Wave Single Wall Outlet 120 VAC, 15A, One Controlled Outlet

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Nortek GoControl WT00Z5-1: Z-Wave Smart 3-Way Switch/Dimmer 908.42 MHz 100ft

$44.95

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Linear WT00Z-1 Z-Wave 3-Way Wall Mount Accessory Dimmer Switch, 120 VAC ON/OFF

$44.95

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Linear HUSBZB-1 QuickStick Z-Wave USB Controller Hub PC Based Residential

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Linear GD00Z-8 GD00Z-8-GC Z-Wave Garage Door Opener Remote Controller Accessory

$107.96

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Linear / Nortek / 2GIG 2GIG-TILT1-345 345 MHz Tilt Sensor Security Alarm Systems

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Frequently Asked Questions : GoControl

Q1: What is the primary function of a GoControl garage door controller?

A1: A GoControl garage door controller acts as a Z-Wave gateway that allows an existing garage door operator to be integrated into a smart home network. It enables remote operation and status monitoring of the door through a compatible Z-Wave hub or interface.

Q2: How does a GoControl controller interface with an existing garage door motor?

A2: The controller connects to the garage door motor using a two-wire connection linked to the same terminals as a standard wall-mounted push button. It receives commands wirelessly via Z-Wave and completes the circuit to trigger the motor's opening or closing cycle.

Q3: What is the role of the tilt sensor in a GoControl system?

A3: The tilt sensor is a battery-powered device mounted on the top panel of a sectional garage door. It communicates wirelessly with the main GoControl unit to report whether the door is in a horizontal (open) or vertical (closed) position.

Q4: Are GoControl controllers compatible with all garage door openers?

A4: Most GoControl units are compatible with standard sectional garage door openers that utilize a simple two-wire wall station. However, they may not be compatible with certain proprietary "smart" systems or "yellow learn button" models without specific adapters; consult the manufacturer's manual for a compatibility list.

Q5: What safety features are integrated into GoControl Z-Wave controllers?

A5: To comply with UL 325 safety standards, GoControl controllers feature a built-in warning system that provides an audible beep and a flashing light for several seconds before the door begins to move. This provides a clear warning to anyone near the door that a remote closing command has been initiated.

Q6: Can GoControl devices be used with one-piece or swing-up garage doors?

A6: GoControl garage door controllers are designed specifically for use with sectional doors and are not intended for use with one-piece or swing-up style doors. For specialized door applications, users should consult a qualified local professional to ensure a safe and compliant installation.

Q7: What is the typical wireless range of a GoControl Z-Wave device?

A7: The effective range of Z-Wave communication is generally around 100 feet in an open environment, though this distance can be reduced by walls, metal siding, or other structural interference. Because Z-Wave is a mesh network, adding additional powered Z-Wave nodes can help extend the signal to a garage located further from the hub.

Q8: How is a GoControl device paired with a Z-Wave hub?

A8: Pairing, or "inclusion," typically involves putting the Z-Wave hub into discovery mode and pressing the program button on the GoControl unit. For specific steps regarding inclusion, exclusion, or resetting the device, refer to the manufacturer’s technical documentation.

Q9: What are the power requirements for a GoControl garage controller?

A9: The main controller unit typically requires a standard 120V AC outlet for power using the provided transformer. The associated tilt sensor is usually powered by a long-life lithium battery, which should be checked periodically to ensure consistent status reporting.

Q10: What should be done if the GoControl unit fails to operate the door?

A10: If the device becomes unresponsive, verify the power supply to the unit and the battery status of the tilt sensor. For advanced electrical troubleshooting or hardware diagnostics, consult the manufacturer's manual or hire a local qualified professional.

GoControl Z-Wave Automation and Control Technology

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Frequently Asked Questions : GoControl

Q1: What is the primary function of a GoControl garage door controller?

Q2: How does a GoControl controller interface with an existing garage door motor?

Q3: What is the role of the tilt sensor in a GoControl system?

Q4: Are GoControl controllers compatible with all garage door openers?

Q5: What safety features are integrated into GoControl Z-Wave controllers?

Q6: Can GoControl devices be used with one-piece or swing-up garage doors?

Q7: What is the typical wireless range of a GoControl Z-Wave device?

Q8: How is a GoControl device paired with a Z-Wave hub?

Q9: What are the power requirements for a GoControl garage controller?

Q10: What should be done if the GoControl unit fails to operate the door?