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New ask:Spectrum Analyzers - Oscium ) for deploy smart home.
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You shouldn’t need that.
If you are trying to set up a home automation network and nothing is working and you think there is a lot of interference from your neighbors, then it might be useful, but I would say less than one in 10,000 of SmartThings customers would even have a use for it.
If you do run into an interference problem, it’s almost always Wi-Fi drowning out zigbee, and you don’t need a spectrum analyzer to figure that out.
I know you asked a question in another topic about a large house: the following threads should help with that.
Is there a way to create an all-around “z-wave presence” in my 4000 sq ft home?
My home is not just a two story block home. It is a one story, spread out “ranch style”, so it really covers 4,000 sq ft on horizontal terrain.
What I want to do is create a z-wave mesh that is available anywhere in my home, similar to my WiFi system. (In the WiFi case, I simply distributed Unifi AP-Pro’s throughout the home so that all spaces are covered.) So . . . how can I do something similar with Z-wave? I don’t want to worry about NOT having a Z-Wave signal available. I just want it to be there when/if I need it.
Any suggestions and/or words of wisdom?
We have a pretty large villa that I want to turn into a smart house. I know that with smartthings hub alone it won’t reach the whole area so what options do I have?
The villa has 3 floors and each about 22500 sqft for a total of 67500 sqft
The whole house is covered with wifi (about 10+ access points). However, these access points aren’t Z-wave/Zigbee repeaters… Also, each room has its own ethernet wall jack so pretty much the whole villa is wired for technology.
What’s the best way to let ST reach everywhere?
I’m planning to add all sorts of smart things like multipurpose sensors, motion detectors, door locks, lights, harmony remote, sonos, etc…
Please advice me, thanks
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