
GE Enbrighten 14299 Z-Wave Smart Dimmer, No Neutral Required
Smart Home Lighting Control Without Neutral WireThe GE Enbrighten Z-Wave Plus Smart Dimmer allows you to easily control your home lighting. Designed for use with halogen/incandescent bulbs, this smart dimmer does not require a neutral wire and can be controlled remotely through a Z-Wave hub. Comp...
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Overview
Smart Home Lighting Control Without Neutral Wire
The GE Enbrighten Z-Wave Plus Smart Dimmer allows you to easily control your home lighting. Designed for use with halogen/incandescent bulbs, this smart dimmer does not require a neutral wire and can be controlled remotely through a Z-Wave hub. Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.
- Brand: GE Enbrighten
- Technology: Z-Wave Plus
- Wattage: 1000-Watt
- Bulb Compatibility: Halogen/Incandescent Only
- Voice Control: Alexa, Google Assistant
- Hub Required: Z-Wave Hub
- Color: White & Light Almond
Key Features
VOICE CONTROL – ALEXA & GOOGLE ASSISTANT COMPATIBLE (requires a Z-Wave certified hub). Works with the following Z-Wave certified hubs: SmartThings, Ring Alarm, Wink, ADT Pulse, ADT Command, Trane, Vivint, Nexia, Honeywell, Home Seer, Harmony Home Hub Extender, Vera and more.
IDEAL FOR OLDER HOMES – A neutral wire is not required for installation of the indoor, hardwired dimmer making it ideal for old as well as many new homes not designed with home automation in mind. The dimmer provides full-range dim ability by adjusting the brightness of incandescent and halogen lights from 0-100 percent to reduce energy costs and improve bulb life. Easily replace any standard in-wall switch to remotely turn ON/OFF, adjust lighting brightness and create schedules for a wide range of fixtures. Control the device remotely with your smartphone and voice commands when connected to a compatible hub. Home automation is simple through custom scenes, versatile scheduling and convenient alerts.
3-WAY READY – The smart device operates perfectly on its own or seamlessly integrates into multi-switch setups with required add-on switches – models 12723 or 46199. Up to four add-on switches can be connected to the same device.
FULL-HOME COVERAGE – Z-Wave Plus works with all previous Z-Wave generations to allow continued expansion of your home-automation network. The dimmer is capable of controlling indoor or outdoor fixtures for whole-home automation and repeats your Z-Wave signal from your hub or other devices to extend your range by up to 150ft. Extended signal range increases your home automation coverage to enhance your control.
EASY INSTALLATION – Requires indoor in-wall installation with hardwired connections. Neutral wire is NOT required. Includes white and light almond paddles (wall plate not included). Full-range dim ability for use with incandescent and halogen bulbs ONLY. Supported wattage – 600W incandescent. Supported voltage – 120VAC. Operating temperature range 32-104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Enables voice control via Alexa and Google Assistant when connected to a compatible Z-Wave certified hub.
- Ideal for older homes due to its no neutral wire requirement for installation.
- Provides full-range dimmability from 0-100 percent for incandescent and halogen lights, reducing energy costs.
- Supports 3-way setups seamlessly with required add-on switches (models 12723 or 46199).
- Extends Z-Wave signal range by up to 150ft, improving whole-home automation coverage.
👎 Cons
- Requires a Z-Wave certified hub for smart functionality and voice control, which is an additional purchase for most users.
- Full-range dimmability is exclusively for incandescent and halogen bulbs, limiting compatibility with LED or CFL fixtures.
- Only includes white and light almond paddles, not a wall plate, requiring a separate purchase for a complete aesthetic.
- The supported wattage is limited to 600W for incandescent bulbs, which may not be sufficient for very large lighting circuits.
- Operating temperature range is 32-104 degrees Fahrenheit, which might be a consideration for installations in extreme environments.