Link to Github with files The steps included in this post will allow you to add Inovelli devices to home assistant. This will bring over all zwave configuration options and properly name the devices. 1. Setup Home assistant to use custom zwave configurations. Go to the OpenZwave 1.4 repo and d…

[image] petro: The new zwave integration will be stand alone and work as a add-on :frowning: But what if you don’t have add-ons. How would one continue to use Z-Wave?

as @firstof9 said. There will be instructions. You’ll be able to run this package a number of different ways. The easiest will be an add-on with home assistant supervised. If you only run core, you’d go with a docker version or regular git installation.

I was just asking about this on discord. Thanks @petro

I run the docker container on Ubuntu, hopefully they can get it nicely contained with a couple of containers or something, or all in one would be nice too

It’s already done, there are betas out there. This post contains alot of relevant info into trying out the beta. [image] The Future of Z-Wave in HA - QT-OpenZWave Z-Wave Hi all, In the state of the union 2019 presentation there was a brief update on the path to Open Z-W…

That thread scares me, guess it’s part of what we do using HA… Lots of issues, losing entity names, all your customizations, mqtt issues, etc… My network has 89 devices, it would take me a week to set it back up… I do see the benefits of separation though… Fun major release coming…

You shouldn’t have to set anything back up once there is an upgrade/update path. All the devices are stored in your zwave stick so they’ll stay in the network, if anything you might have to delete and rename some entities, which is minor and doesn’t require restarting HA to do. I don’t know for cer…

That would be great, I’m sure it’s all just reading beta notes

Are there any supported_features for the light switches?

Guide for installing Inovelli devices in Home Assistant (OZWave v1.4)

Configuration Z-Wave

petro (Petro) April 15, 2020, 3:43pm 15

It’s already done, there are betas out there. This post contains alot of relevant info into trying out the beta.