Z-wave Network Repair - Never successful

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@JDRoberts

But these particular Aeotech Devices are notoriously difficult to pair, much more so than other devices, because they have both a secure mode and an unsecured mode and quite often an attempt to pair them in secured mode only partially succeeds and you end up with problems.

In all honesty, I click the ST app to add new device, pluged the switch in and pressed the button. Within 5 seconds I was configuring the name.
That said, the repair absolutely doesn’t work and has never received anything but a failed mesh message. I’ve even tried using a new device handler but to no avail.

@JDRoberts

Also, there are Zwave lightbulbs which act as repeaters, and some people will use those in tricky situations,

I’ve got an issue that I use 220v with US frequency That’s why these Aeotec Smart Switches are good because they accept 220v.

@JDRoberts

Otherwise, if you do find it the zigbee is working better for you, you could go for zigbee devices.

I’d happily use the Samsung Smart Things outlet but it’s only 110v. Why are they not made for 110-240v so people can bring them around with them. I dunno

Getting rather frustrated with the entire mess. I’m very much concerned now about my Smartthings Shield order that I placed thinking that the the desirable end state because I can at control some of the signalling. Guess not.