Aeotec Range Extender 7

Z-Wave manage your automations.Range Extender 7 manages Z-Wave.

Z-Wave doesn’t depend on expensive wires to run. It’s wireless. But that means that, just like Wi-Fi, there are areas where the wireless signal may not be optimal. Range Extender 7 fixes wireless weaknesses. Install it in the appropriate spot, sync it with your gateway, and Range Extender 7 will start optimally relaying and amplifying Z-Wave. Dead spots be dead.

Extreme Performance. Extreme Compatibility.

Empowered by Aeotec’s exclusive Gen7 technology, but not limited by it, Range Extender 7 is compatible with all new and old generations of Z-Wave technology. 

Through its universal compatibility, Range Extender 7 is able to repeat and amplify Z-Wave signals from as Z-Wave devices as old as those using 100 series antennas and S0 security, all the way up to newer devices which use either 500 or 700 series and S2 security.

Z-Wave products built atop of Aeotec's exclusive Gen7 technology stack are natively compatible with with Range Extender 7; it has Gen7 built-in.

Secure communications that use S2 technology are received, amplified, and repeateed by Range Extender 7 without ever compromising on security or encryption levels.

Last-generation devices that use 500 series Z-Wave or Gen5 are compatible including those that use S2 security.

Compatibility goes as far fast as original 100 and 300 series Z-Wave devices.

Range Extender 7 is compatible to all 500 series Z-Wave Plus and Z-Wave Plus V2 devices.

Built upon the latest Z-Wave technology, Range Extender 7 is compatible to all 700 series Z-Wave devices as well.

Explore the endless possibilities of the Aeotec Works with Smart Things portfolio. Connect sensors with actuators to switch on lights automatically, when there is movement. Or you receive a push message if someone opens the window unauthorized. Horne automation can be experienced on a new Level thanks to the compatibility of the Aeotec products with the Smart Things app.

All Antenna. All Optimisation.

Z-Wave devices that plug into a power outlet typically include some kind of repeater technology which can lead to some installers using a Z-Wave smart plug instead of a dedicated repeater. But not all repeaters are born equal.