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I'm moving into a new house and working with electricians to install Insteon dimmers throughout. Several 3- and 4- way switch circuits are now wired with a single dimmer powering the load and the rest with no-load dimmers or keypads acting as controllers. The devices are two-way linked using the link button so the LEDs sync. When I eventually install an EISY and add the installed and linked dimmers to it, will the linked dimmers show up grouped together as a scene? If not, should I create scenes that mirror the linked groups? Would that then cause a conflict having dimmers linked plus a scene doing the same thing? Or would it be better to unlink the Insteon dimmers and re-create the 3- and 4- way groups as scenes? Or is there a better way altogether? One concern is that some of the dimmers are micro modules buried in the box so I would prefer not to dig them out for de-linking if there's an easier option.

Any updates?

Just a hunch, is it trying to connect to a 5G SSID? Pretty sure it only works on 2.4.

You can still buy these zwave fan controllers. I have a couple of the Jascos, they work very nicely. GE Jasco Enbrighten 14287 Leviton ZW4SF-1BW

It ought to be. I'd gladly pay for a license. @Michel Kohanim what are your thoughts? Even if there's only community support, I would jump in it.

I'm running Proxmox on a Topton N100 box in my homelab. I also have an EISY. Instead of running a Home Assistant VM in the EISY as many have tried, I want to run EISY as a VM under Proxmox. I already have pihole running in a debian lxc container and OPNSense (FreeBSD) and Home Assistant (HAOS 12.0) in VMs on Proxmox. What's the best approach to getting in EISY image onto the Proxmox? Obviously this is an unsupported (for now) configuration. However my motivation for doing so is that, while running Home Assistant on EISY can be hit or miss (based on many posts here), so far my experience running HA under Proxmox has been trouble-free. Plus I think it would be nice to have all my home services running in one small, low-power box.

Thank you.

Long time ISY994i user here. What are UDI's policies are regarding second hand units? I may have a chance to get a used EISY and/or Polisy and wondering if it's possible to transfer them to me and if so is there a charge for this? Thanks.

Is it required in order to use the eisy?

I had 3 Trane 824XL thermostats that were solid, looked great, and worked well with HA. Their Zwave is proprietary but it's not needed anyway since it uses WiFi to connect to their cloud and the HA integration.

Home Assistant with the ISY integration, influx and grafana installed should do what you need.

SONOFF SNZB-02 Zigbee Temperature and Humidity Sensor °F or °C selection Rounding to 0, 1 or 2 decmal places Battery level etc. https://sonoff.tech/product/gateway-and-sensors/snzb-02/ SONOFF SNZB-03 ZigBee Motion Sensor https://sonoff.tech/product/gateway-and-sensors/snzb-03/

Gotta love the proprietary mindset.

+1 This is one of the things preventing migration from my trusty ISY.

@xlurkr Yes exactly right, I'm using Simplex Technologies' Hubitat Elevation nodeserver v0.1.32 running on Polyglot 2.0 to link a Hubitat C7 to my ISY994i. The C7/Hubitat nodeserver/ISY combination has been reliable for the last year and a half, since I first got the C7. So I'm very happy with this setup for now. One of the nice things about the Hubitat is the ability to create virtual devices, and map those to the ISY. This is useful when you have a device on the Hubitat that's not directly recognized by the nodesever. You simply define a virtual device on the Hubitat, map the actual device in the Hubitat to the virtual one using a script, and the virtual device will be available on the ISY. Case study: Before the Insteon Mini Remotes were available again recently, I needed a wireless Decora switch and the only available alternative was a Zooz ZEN34 which is a ZWave device (and BTW 1/2 the price of an Insteon Mini Remote). However the ZEN34 wasn't a device recognized by the nodeserver. Using the above technique I was able to include the ZEN34 as a scene controller in the ISY. This particular scene includes an Insteon 2477S (new style w/ 2 LEDs), an Insteon 8 button keypad, a Sonoff WiFi plugin switch (flashed with Tasmota and mapped to the ISY via the MQTT nodeserver), and the ZEN34. I can control the lights using any of those four devices and it's very reliable. @Riggins44 I'm not using an EISY which as I understand only supports Polyglot 3x, so if the Hubitat nodeserver is not available in a Polyglot 3x version then sadly you're SOL unless and until the Hubitat nodeserver gets ported to that newer, non-compatible version of Polyglot.