It is very easy to build a backup alarm system from Z-Wave hardware (motion detector or opening of door or window …). In case of intrusion into your home, you can create scenarios to protect your property.
Examples of realization to protect your property in case of intrusion in your home
Here are some examples of realization very easy to achieve:
- By equipping you with micro-module lighting control or a wall socket, you can for example turn on a Sonos lamp or sound system to simulate a presence.
- Turn on all outdoor lights with a 2500W switch module.
- Trigger a Z-Wave siren (indoor or outdoor)
- Send a notification to your smartphone as soon as an intrusion is detected. For example, you can use a service such as Push Over to do this. Read this tutorial that explains how to send a notification from Domoticz in case of smoke detection.
- Close all shutters using a roller shutter module
- Lock all connected locks
Motion detector, opening, siren for Z-Wave alarm
Siren, motion or presence detector, door or window opening contactor, water leak detection or smoke detection
Z-Wave controller
To control your ZWave micro-modules from a DIY home automation server (Domoticz, Home Assistant, OpenHAB…) you will need a USB controller that can create a Z-Wave network.
Detect an attempt to scramble Z-Wave modules (jamming)
There is not (for the moment at least) solution to detect an attempt to jam (Jamming) Z-Wave communications. Increasingly common for the 433MHz and 868Mhz radio frequencies, the Z-Wave protocol is more difficult to jam. However, it is quite easy to detect such an attack by regularly monitoring that all modules are reachable. A script is available on Domoticz’s official WiKi here.
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