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Nothing wrong with buying smart equipment, as long as it's local first using common protocols like generic Zigbee. That way you don't NEED to use the manufactur
by dugite-code 3y ago
Nothing wrong with buying smart equipment, as long as it's local first using common protocols like generic Zigbee. That way you don't NEED to use the manufacturers hubs and interfaces and you substitute out for your own controller like Homeassistant or a third party Hub.
- Gud 3y agoIndeed. Buy devices that comply with standards. It's a little like buying some networking device that suppports only proprietary protocols and then complain it doesn't support TCP/IP. My go to configuration is IKEA Trådfri + Home Assistant.