michapr
January 8, 2022, 6:51pm
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Hi,
have you an idea when the Z-Way support could be integrated?
home-assistant:add-zwave_me ← Z-Wave-Me:dev
opened 05:34PM - 07 Dec 21 UTC
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This will for me be the final decision to switch to HA, because of changed some time ago from OpenZWave to Z-Way and would like to have again one system with all integrated features
Thanks!
I initially used OZW here & left for a different system that had its own integration in addition to Z-Way, I chose their integration but noticed almost none of their users were using Z-Way because the other integration was better. I started coming over hear almost a year ago because zwavejs now used here is far superior to what I was using.
I really doubt there will be much interest in Z-Way especially since the official HA developers have chosen zwavejs Of course you are free to start a community integration. There are many good community packages for HA available.
BTW, the Razzberry is supported by zwavejs, I believe.
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michapr
January 8, 2022, 7:31pm
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As I wrote, there is already a ready pull request online
OpenZwave is not really more supported, I have used it many many years (about from beginning) - but … (you can read about it in their GitHub).
Z-Way is a certified solution and support most devices and have really good support. That is my experience since some years - many of my friends and former customers are using it
In fact is was abandoned early last year and HA moved to zwavejs right after that.
PerH
January 25, 2022, 10:52am
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Z-Way may not be interesting for zwavejs users (is it really as good as z-way though?), but i think there are many potential HA users like me who would consider HA if/when the Z-way integration is in place.
Hope there will be a docker for HA core with this integration for beta testing soon!
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michapr
March 3, 2022, 1:48pm
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it’s available now from version 2022.03 - THANKS!
New Z-Way version will be needed (or you must patch the current latest) for the UUID feature.
