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EcoNet Controls EVC200-HCSML The Bulldog Valve Robot, Z-Wave Water Valve, Smart Home Controller Required, Easy to Install and No Plumbing Required, Valves up to 1.5"

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Features

  • Easy Installation, No Special Tools or Plumbing Required. Fits Over Existing Levered Ball Valve.
  • Size: Most 1/2", 3/4",1", 1.25" & 1.5" Valves
  • Controller Required. Compatible w/ SmartThings, Wink, Hubitat, Nexia, Control4, Universal Devices, Honeywell, etc.
  • Dont have a Smart Home Controller, check out the Bulldog-WIFI
  • High Torque and Intelligent Stroke Control Make EcoNet's Bulldog Valve Robot Ideal for the Toughest Valves and Installations.

Description

Z-Wave Plus Certified Open/Closed toggle Button U.S. Standard Z-Wave Frequency Supported Valve Sizes: Most ½”, ¾”, 1", 1.25" and 1.5"" Requires 12V DC/1amp power AC Adapter Included Wireless Range: 30M (line of sight) Green LED indicator Close/Open Time: ~ 18 seconds High Torque Geared Valve Motor w/ male 5pin PS2 connector (cable 38"/980mm) ~ 11lbf (~15Nm) Universal AC Adapter Included (cable length 48"/1230mm) Note: Requires Z-Wave Controller or Gateway Optional Plug-In Wired Leak Sensor (please contact us) Optional Output for second "slave" Valve Robot, see Condo Kits (please contact us) Optional Integrated Ball Valve (please contact us) Please send us a message of your valve size.


Brand: EcoNet Controls


Voltage: 12 Volts


Material: Plastic


Package Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 4 inches


Item Weight: 3 pounds


Manufacturer: EcoNet Controls


Country of Origin: Canada


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Finish types: Smooth Plastic


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Water Shutoff Controller, AC Adapter, Mounting Kit, User Guide


Import: Imported


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    • Best Shut Off Valve Out There
Review Image by SwanicYouth SwanicYouth
Review Image by SwanicYouth SwanicYouth
After a flood that cost my homeowner’s insurance $30k a few years ago - a shut off system is not new to me. My previous one cost $$$ & worked great - except the manufacturer closed up shop & stopped supporting the proprietary app - making it useless. So, I did my research & to replace it I choose EcoNet. My previous system cost more & and used a proprietary app and hub. So, I’m stuck with a lot of functional expensive hardware now that is useless. Never again. EcoNet works with SmartThings and other non proprietary hubs. You can use any zwave/zigbee leak sensor as well that works with whatever hub you choose. I choose SmartThings - and bought a SmartThings hub just for this. SmartThings may or may not be being sold by Samsung, but it doesn’t really matter because almost any smart hub will work and there is enough hardware out there that some hub will exist for quite a while. Anyway, I did a lot of research and feel like I could be considered an armchair expert on these water auto shutoff type systems. Pros & cons of various manufacturers. Reviews. Costs. There are a 2 main types IMO: proprietary (all sensors/software/hardware same company and stuck using them for everything *** or, they do not make it clear if it will work with other equipment) and “build your own” based on IFTT type tech and some smart hub. I’m not including anything that doesn’t utilize smart phone control. That is just outdated. While proprietary is “easy” plug and play, there is no customization and no support if whoever makes it decides to stop supporting it or making parts available. Build your own means you can pick and choose components and has the potential for incremental upgrades if something breaks or technology improves. Anyway, after doing the research - the EcoNet valve seemed like the best. First, whoever EcoNet is - they are right on it with answering questions, help, and information. Many people have said if you contact them with questions or concerns a response is very fast. I found this to be the case. The guy was quick and knew his product. I use this valve as an auto leak shut off, but also to just turn the water off with my phone when I will be gone for a long time. I need something that is not flimsy & can cycle many times without issue or stressing the pipes. The last thing you want is some piece of junk that actually causes plumbing damage and a leak. Also, I chose this valve because you don’t have to mess with the plumbing. I’m a person who can fix anything - but if for some reason the valve is defective or needs to be replaced - it’s just easier to not have to take pipes apart. EcoNet also has a bunch of videos on YouTube demoing their valve. People not confident in their product don’t do this. They also give you the option of an EcoNet plug and play system if you want that using a 3rd party app or no internet at all. A lot of options. Anyway, the valve comes in like 2 days. Everything was there that was supposed to be there & it was well packed. Connection to SmartThings took 2 minutes. I’m starting this system with water sensors from various manufacturers that work with SmartThings based on price, availability, and what I want for different locations. If it’s natively supported by SmartThings - it’s easy to set up. Installation of the valve was fairly easy. The thing is, if you have no mechanical aptitude & aren’t comfortable DIY’ing stuff - you could screw something up possibly. But, I’m just saying that because it does take some brains to look at your current valve and make sure you can install this with no interference & turning the correct way. I’m sure there are a myriad of shut off valves out there & there has to be at least one that this may not work with intuitively and theoretically could bend or damage something if you force it on and run it. But, that’s pretty much with anything you’re doing to your home - take your time, do your research, have the correct tools, & don’t break anything. However, if you have some brains and don’t rush you’ll be fine. In my case, the “pins” on the valve interfered with a steel brace for the water pipe coming out of my concrete basement wall. So, if I just shut the valve before looking it would have hit the mount for the brace and likely bent something or damaged the valve. The solution was simple - just shorten the pin’s hollow steel supports a bit & mount them with the nuts on top (opposite) for clearance. I’m guessing this is a unique case - but if they included some shorter pins it wouldn’t be a bad idea, as I’m guessing not everyone would be willing to do this. It took like 10 mins to do this. The clamp is a very strong type plastic - no flex. My only critique is you want the clamp & “valve on clamp” connections to be tight & they are Phillips head screws. I have Phillips bits and a ratchet, which worked very well. But, I think it would be easier with nuts and bolts, considering the average person will likely use a cheap screwdriver. Just how I would have done it, not an issue. The point is, once you get this thing installed correctly it’s rock solid. There is no flexing or movement of the pipe whatsoever - another reason I avoided valves that use the pipe & not the valve for a brace. Another good thing is the pins on the valve are adjustable, allowing you to fine tune it from 100% open to 100% closed. Again, not plug and play - but end result is better. EcoNet recommends changing this valve in SmartThings IDE from a valve to a switch; as they say switch will work locally if the internet is down - because “valve” setting works on the cloud. I choose not to do this because, IDE is saying the “valve” IS in local mode. However, my EcoLINK water/freeze sensor is “cloud”. Not sure if changing the valve to a switch would put the sensor on local mode - somehow I doubt it. I’m guessing it’s more of a function of the sensor. Maybe there was an update? Don’t know. But I doubt the power would be out (internet down) & a pipe would burst at them same time; at least power outages are very uncommon for me. Also, if the power was out - the valve wouldn’t close anyway, because it’s not battery back up. I believe you could do a battery back up, but for me it doesn’t seem necessary. So far the day to day connection seems solid to the cloud. If it becomes an issue I’d explore this further. As a valve - works flawlessly with SmartThings app. Basically you can open or close it with SmartThings app. Set up app notifications & text notifications if there is a leak & it will auto shut the valve off. So, yes I’m going to give this valve 5 stars. I’m going to say so far it’s the best of its kind out there. There are cheaper valves out there, but if you do the research you will see most have some flaw or shortcoming. There are also more expensive ones - none with any clear benefit over the EcoNet valve that I can see & I doubt any have the manufacturer support this one does. If I had any other critique- it would be that the power cord could be longer. I had to use an extension cord for now. I don’t know how long it is, but it seemed a little short as my valve and outlet are pretty close. Only other thing I can add is I’m wishing EcoNet sold sensors for SmartThings - it’s seems they sold the Samsung ones - but they may be off the market. They do sell sensors that work with a hub they come with; but it wasn’t clear to me if they will work with SmartThings. Also, they list a wired sensor as part of a kit - but does not seem to be available separately on their website. Hopefully this review will help someone make a decision who is in the market for a water shutoff off valve. I think this is a great valve and the price is more than fair. Seems strong and robust & there is a lot of information out there on it if you seek it out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2020 by SwanicYouth SwanicYouth
    • Wow ... That Was Easy to install with HomeKit Compatibility
Review Image by Marc R. Bjorkman Marc R. Bjorkman
Review Image by Marc R. Bjorkman Marc R. Bjorkman
I had major flood in my finished basement from a broken pipe in the ceiling a couple months ago and I wanted to get an automatic shutoff valve to couple with some new Aqara water leak detectors. After much research, decided to buy the EcoNet EVC200-HCSML Bulldog Valve Robot (the Z-Wave version). I coupled it with a Hubitat Elevation Home Automation Hub (Model C-8) to provide a Z-wave interface to my Apple HomeKit-enabled home. After ordering the valve on Amazon, I was contacted by Econet's customer service to ask some questions about the hub and to show them pictures of where my installation would be. They were ultra responsive, confirming that their standard brackets would work (I have a 1" incoming main and standard ball valve) and that the hub I have would work with the device. Installation of the valve took no more than 10 minutes. I only needed a Phillips head screwdriver and a 7mm open end wrench. The instructions could be a little bigger for those that need them, but I did not need them. Exposing this Z-wave valve to the Hubitat Z-wave hub and then exposing the Hubitat hub to my Apple Home app were both quick and painless. I have not created an automated macro to shut the valve off after the water leak detectors trigger, but I expect that to be easy as well. Note, the HomeKit integration in the Hubitat is technically in beta, but it appears to be stable. Also note that Apple's HomeKit does not have native Z-wave compatibility; therefore, some Z-wave hub is required. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023 by Marc R. Bjorkman Marc R. Bjorkman
    • Wish all companies were like EcoNet
I finally installed my EcoNet valve controller and found it to be an easy process. I had some difficulty lining up the valve to close all the way and with one call to the support staff, James, we figured out the issue. It was very nice having someone guide you through out the process without rushing and giving simple explanations. After speaking with him, I placed my order for the water/moisture sensors and the Z Hub so that when we are out of the house and get a busted pipe, we can get a notification and close the valve remotely before there are more damage. I highly recommend this product but make sure to buy the sensors and the hub at the same time so it is all done and over with. Any technical issues, do not hesitate to contact the customer support as he will make your life easy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by RockstarMom
    • Great shutoff valve!
We recently had an issue where a toilet supply line failed and caused water to seep into our basement. To avoid this happening in the future, we decided to purchase this valve and pair it with some zigbee water sensors. Now if there's a leak, the water supply will be turned off automatically. This value works perfectly. It handles opening/closing with ease and was simple to configure with our Hubitat. Compared to other solutions on the market, it's a no-brainer. It took about 5-10 minutes to install, only needed a screwdriver and I have instant visibility into it's operation. I can also take it with me if I ever decide to move in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Good product (works as advertised) but great vendor!
This is something that I got to build a no-subscription version of the Moen home protection system, and needed to have a device to close the house water from my Home Assistant if a significant leak was detected. It works great, but also got an email before shipping from the vendor making sure that I knew what I was getting and that it would work with my environment. They even offered me the WiFi version if that would work better. Great experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023 by Jonathan Coupal
    • The controller failed
What I didn’t like was the fact that the little control unit failed to turn on and I tried to contact the seller to send me a new one, and the seller responded with a message that gave out his website and requested me to go on there and fill out forms and jump through hoops, just to explain what my problem was. All I wanted was a replacement control unit and I asked the seller to send me one, and now I’m going to have to return the whole thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by Scott Holm

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