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Posted: 2022-05-14 12:20 PM
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Posted: 2022-11-25 06:38 PM . Last Modified: 2022-11-25 06:39 PM
I don't know why I.O.T. devices restrict themselves to 2.4GHz, but it seems pretty common.
One thing to watch out for, is interference between the Wiser Zigbee network and your 2.4GHz WiFi (see here ). Unfortunately, you can't configure the Zigbee setting - or even see it, without resorting to use of the API ☹️
I have four Access Points, so even with 20MHz bandwidth selected, the Wiser is going to overlap one of them. (It's just as well I don't use Bluetooth in the house, because that's also 2.4GHz)
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Posted: 2022-11-25 10:22 AM
My home network is Unifi, you could say its what business's would use, Unifi cloud key, 24 port poe switch, x3 Uap ac access points running at 5ghz and 2.4ghz.
The only stable-ish way i found to overcome any issues was to create a complete new wifi group thats only broadcasting at 2.4ghz and then i had to lock the hub to the closest access point.
In other words making the hub think it was operating on a 1990's IT equipment and network. LoL
Even then looking at my readings on home assistant it shows multiple disconnections throughout the day.
Minimum 4 times on average.
Not really what you'd expect in 2022... 🤦♂️
Rich.
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Posted: 2022-11-25 06:38 PM . Last Modified: 2022-11-25 06:39 PM
I don't know why I.O.T. devices restrict themselves to 2.4GHz, but it seems pretty common.
One thing to watch out for, is interference between the Wiser Zigbee network and your 2.4GHz WiFi (see here ). Unfortunately, you can't configure the Zigbee setting - or even see it, without resorting to use of the API ☹️
I have four Access Points, so even with 20MHz bandwidth selected, the Wiser is going to overlap one of them. (It's just as well I don't use Bluetooth in the house, because that's also 2.4GHz)
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