I plan to buy a homey pro but I have got an information that the wire powered z wave devices (like smart plug, smart switch, etc.) doesn’t work as repeater so no real mesh network between the zwave devices. It’s correct? Thank you for your feedback.

He said, that if the network-powered z wave devices wil be adjusted in the setup as “always on” than you cannot switch off the device (e.g. If you set up a wall switch as “always on” you cannot swich off it, just switch on). The “always on” should normally mean, that the zwave radio signal (at netw…

The z-wave chip inside every mains powered device is always separate, otherwise you could never turn on a device again. The always on has nothing to do with routing, and is just (as the name suggests) to not being able to turn off the (usually) relay inside, not even every manufacturer implements t…

I have read this opinion in a hungarian Facebook group, and I was shocked, because the mesh network is a KO criterion for me. I’m not an expert, and I plan to buy a Homey, so I cannot test it. So your personal experience is that the network-powered devices work always as a repeater/router. Right?

I have never seen any device that would not route, not just my devices, but many other peoples devices. Devices can take weird routes, yes, but never seen no routing powered device.

In my experience (with an eedomus controller) all Zwave nodes can act as a conduit in the mesh, mains as well as battery powered. The only issue with Homey is that apparently there is no way to optimize the zwave mesh, as with the eedomus. see my question in a similar topic: Very poor zwave range an…

That is rather strange. Because according to the Z-wave standard, battery powered devices do not act as a router:

Sorry but I lost my mind. :grinning: I plan to install a Zwave (double or simple) smart relay switch (behind the normal wall switch) in every rooms of my new house. These are network-powered Zwave tools (smart relay switches) so these should work as a repeater/router. I think so I will have a sta…

In theory you are right, you should have stable network. In reality, there are many factors that can have impact on network performance. Size of the house/distance between devices, place where master unit (Homey) is located, interference with other radio appliances, material of walls etc. But in gen…

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