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Yes impacted by cold temps, and you'd have to rig up some sort of janky connection to make them sense the door since they're too insensitive for a garage door. The garage door IOLinc is much better.

What's happening is that the act of turning all of the lights off triggers the program to be re-evaluated, comes up false and then follow the else path. Since the lights act like state variables and cause the program to be immediately re-evaluated, what I'd usually fix this by creating as second program with more fine-grained conditions and put the Else into the Then statement of it. I'd probably use an integer variable, so the then becomes: $Variable = 0 Set Scene Off Wait 5 seconds $Variable = 1 Then use that 1/0 variable as a condition on the second program, so that the If reads: $Variable is 1 And Status of all lights And IR_006 is pressed And then make the Then part your current Else statement. I believe there's a flag that only allows a program to run if it hasn't been run in a certain period of time that's now built into the 5.x firmware, but I've never used it so can't speak to it.

They have new Z-Wave Plus versions (the model number ends in ZP) that are replacing the older ones. Otherwise identical - both with and without alarm will be available soon-ish.

I'm just posting here so I can find this thread more easily this weekend.

I use a Polyglot node server for the Harmony Hub, but I can't expose a device to the Harmony with it, just read from it and set existing settings. Of course, you could create dummy commands and have Polyglot respond to those - or just add the IR module if it's physically there with the Harmony already anyway.