zwave

[robandcathy1]

Iv used insteon products for 8 years now, but I see zwave is becoming competive as well seems some nicer products that insteon does not offer as well as cheaper prices. Question being what do I need to transition to zwave. I have a 994 do I need some type of hub? do I need to purchase software? can isy co exist with both and yes i know that isy supports  zwave but do I use the same isy gui as for insteon because I never see option for zwave devices. Any help with a transition would be great. Id really lie to zwave a go if setup isn't to $$$$ 

[lilyoyo1]

12 minutes ago, robandcathy1 said:

Iv used insteon products for 8 years now, but I see zwave is becoming competive as well seems some nicer products that insteon does not offer as well as cheaper prices. Question being what do I need to transition to zwave. I have a 994 do I need some type of hub? do I need to purchase software? can isy co exist with both and yes i know that isy supports  zwave but do I use the same isy gui as for insteon because I never see option for zwave devices. Any help with a transition would be great. Id really lie to zwave a go if setup isn't to $$$$ 

You don't have the zwave module which is why you don't see anything for it otherwise it would give you that option.

Here's the info on ordering and setup

 

https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Z-Wave:_Ordering/Assembly_Instructions

 

[robandcathy1]

awesome news but the link does not specify if its the new 500 module or older one dont want to buy a older one if no longer supported

  

[Screw Loose Dan]

The only one they sell any more is the 500 series.  If you order from UD directly or Orchestrated Homes (both linked from the wiki), you'll get a 500.