Once upon a time, Hubitat had a "2nd hub discount" that didn't work on a 3rd or 4th hub. As usual, it had "one discount per" language so you couldn't double up a "this week only" sale with a 2nd hub discount. But I too like the idea of reducing secondary market. Not that I have any vote
Yes please
According to the fcc documents there it doesn't have it. Just as easy to use a poe splitter.
That's what I do now... I have 4 hubs and a few are in places that it would be nice to not have the splitter... I'm sure I'm in the minority though.
I doubt it, but like so many others here, I've bought a POE adapter for each of my hubs. (5) Given the probability that I'd have to pay $ for a Hubitat built in POE compatibility vs buying a POE adapter, I don't mind the POE adapter. In other words, I recognize that having POE built in wouldn't be free. And that EVERYONE would have to pay that increment vs me and my 5 hubs. Nice, yes, require, no. The one thing I do not like about POE adapters is that the power wire is an inch longer than the ethernet wire. It's not Neat Looking
YES! Drives me crazy....and that I'll probably need another adapter for the new hub...
Who has 2 thumbs and a C-8 on the way?
This guy!
Me too. Now have to research migration.
It's incredibly easy
Oh nice, it's live on the site! It comes with the external antennas we've all be asking for!
I wonder if USB-C has replaced that abomination MicroB for Power?
EDIT: Details are up:
Yes, it is USB-C power now. Same 1A requirement.
With gold hardware.
With a WI-Fi radio?
WiFi is built-in…
There is hinting that “it’s more powerful”, but I haven’t seen any details regarding memory/CPU compared to C7.
And just to head off the inevitable rumors, no, the new C-8 is not shipping from @lewis.heidrick's home. [Which should be obvious by the way because they're not full wave antennas.]
Yes, even with the built Wifi, still only needs 1A supply.
I would assume they just changed to USB-C since it is more prevalent now, and also more robust.
the new C-8 is not shipping from @lewis.heidrick's home. [Which should be obvious by the way because they're not full wave antennas.]
Well done, you! Made me choke on a sip of whisky!
I see cloud backup is offered for a one time migration.
What exactly is backup for the radios, that Hub Protect provides?
What exactly is backup for the radios, that Hub Protect provides?
The zwave radio has always been backed up on C7's and transferable, but it sounds like the Zigbee backup and Migration is new.