@FKey No, I want to get away from zwave switches directly hooked into the electrical system where possible, because it’s higly illegal to do electrical work in your own home and electricians are in the price range of plastic surgeons. Every time something breaks I need to pay at least €500 PLUS the cost of the switch itself.
I will still use z-wave for stuff I want bidirectional operation, but not for simple stuff. Like dimming the light over my dinner table. And of course I will use z-wave for energy hungry devices or if there aren’t good alternatives. Smart bubls, though, have come a long way since Hue and Ikea showed up.
