Battery powered zigbee/z-wave wall switch

[magnus.s]

Hi Guys,

Have you installed a battery driven zigbee or Z-Wave wall switch that is compatible with Hubitat? I.e. a wall switch that you could stick to a wall without any cables any where you like. If so, which one did you choose?

EDIT: For use in the EU

Cheers

[rlithgow1]

Lutron PICO every time

[velvetfoot]

My ZEN34 z-wave switch has been good to me.
I actually have 3 in service.

[rlithgow1]

[velvetfoot]

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@magnus.s

zigbee or Z-Wave wall switch

[aaiyar]

FYI , based on their time-zone, @magnus.s is in the EU.

So North American device suggestions will not work.

[magnus.s]

@aaiyar

FYI , based on their time-zone, @magnus.s is in the EU.

So North American device suggestions will not work.

Ah, good observation. Sorry, yes I am in the EU (Sweden). I forgott that Z-Wave may be on different wave lenghtes (?)

[aaiyar]

@magnus.s

I forgott that Z-Wave may be on different wave lenghtes (?)

It is. 868 MHz in the EU. Zigbee is the same frequency world wide.

Also, in-wall gang boxes are of different sizes in the the EU and North America. Therefore, even though you want a surface mount device, the ones we use in North America will not match the size/appearance of the other switches in your house.

[magnus.s]

@aaiyar

It is. 868 MHz in the EU. Zigbee is the same frequency world wide.

Also, in-wall gang boxes are of different sizes in the the EU and North America. Therefore, even though you want a surface mount device, the ones we use in North America will not match the size/appearance of the other switches in your house.

Thanks for explaining!

[bertabcd1234]

I don't know what shipping would cost, but it's worth noting that Zooz has started making EU versions of some of its products. I don't see one for the ZEN34, above, but I do see one for the ZEN37. Aeotec almost certainly would have something, too (like the Wallmote or Nanomote), being where they are based, but I don't know their European offerings as well.