FIBARO FGDW-002-1 2 Door/Window v2 with Temperature Sensor, Z-Wave Plus, Small, White

This is a great door/window sensor for your Zwave network! I know, i tried them all.

Paired easily with my hub. Altgough this unit used 2xAAA batteries, so battery life isn't as good

Got this for my techie son-in-law, which he enjoyed mounting to his pantry door and linking it to his telephone app for turning on the light from a different area of the house. Product also arrived in a timely fashion.

Garbage. Door sensor des not work with Nexia American Standard. Paired and paired over and over, changed battery, relocated sensors. Nothing, does not detect any door movementat all. Useless junk. Don't waste your money.

I have a dozen sensors on doors and windows around the house. This is the only Fibaro door sensor I have, all the other ones are a different brand. The reason I got this one is that it’s a smaller size device, and I wanted a lower profile on this one door. I’ve had for about two years. It is the only unreliable sensor I have that would sometimes be stuck in opened state. It also used up the battery more than any other door sensor I have. Two days ago it finally died. Just quit working. Not powering up. I’m replacing with other proven reliable sensors. I have other Fibaro products that work great. Their door/window sensor is a total fail. Very disappointing.

I have a few of the Fibaro Door/Window sensors Version 1 (needs external temperature probe) around, and thought I'd try these out because they have the temp sensor internal. It uses the S-2 security, and I sometimes have to "fight" with my Vera Secure to get S-2 devices paired. The first FGDW-002 went easy, the second one did not. I ultimately did a "factory reset-restore from backup" cycle on the Vera, and it paired immediately after that. The second one also had a problem with one of the tamper switches. It uses the pressure from the sensor cover when in place to push on a switch on the side of the internal sensor body. The first FGDW-002 had no problems, but the second one would not depress the switch properly. So I had to tape a thin piece of cardboard to the inside of the sensor cover in the right place so it would depress the switch when the cover was put on. This may have been part of my pairing problems with it, I don't know. Another negative is the convoluted method by which you do a factory reset. Hold both tamper buttons, and with your third hand, insert the battery, wait for the right kind of flashing on the LED, let a button go, press it again, hope for the best. It's a pain.

Purchased from Amazon/The Smartest House and paired it in openHab (2.2) environment using Aeon Labs Z-stick (Zwave+). Works perfectly ! The SmartestHouse is a great seller with outstanding support.

Works fine with Home Assistant and Zwave stick. Adhesive was not very strong. Had to use double sided tape.

Lo que esperas de un sensor de puerta es que te brinde seguridad, esté después de lapso de tiempo de inactividad se duerme, lo cual quiere decir que no está activo para indicarte que se abrió la puerta o ventana.

Don't know why there are so many bad reviews of this unit. Overall it does what it should. Integrated seamlessly into Home Assistant and battery life has been really good so far. Sensor is very responsive and I've picked up a few more since my original purchase without any issues. Great unit, great price and would definitely recommend.

works well