Thanks, that is helpful. Do you have any opinions about using Zigbee instead of Z-Wave. Would it be more immune to these "phantom triggers". How about distance? I think I read somewhere Z-wave is 4 hops maximum and Zigbee is unlimited. I would have to assume unlimited means slower response time, but if Zigbee runs at a higher baud rate anyway, it may be a moot point. Like I said, if I have to make changes, I like to be well educated before I do. My outdoor nodes are several years old and I only have a few. If Zigbee is the wave of the future (pun intended) and it happens to be better suited to longer distances, then maybe that would be a better choice rather than segmenting perhaps? Or would segmenting PLUS Zigbee be a better choice? Thanks for all of the input to everyone so far.
You are asking a 49rs fan if Rams are better....
As for the "wave of the future" you may want to hold off the investment for a few more months until there are more -Z-Wave Long Range devices on the market. The Long Range will offer unparalleled range.
Didn't realize they were coming. Good to learn about. Thanks again. I have much to think about and I definitely have some more testing to do to find out where my "phantom triggers" are coming from.
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