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On the new insteon.com site on their "Technology Compared" page, they state that the "Maximum Theoretical Network Size" is unlimited for Insteon and is 232 for Z-wave. It also states that the "Maximum Practical Network Size" is 1000s for Insteon but only 30-35 for Z-wave.

I understand that a matrix like this is typically self serving but is there any merit to a limit of 35 Z-wave devices? If so, what happens if there are 50 or 60  or more Z-wave devices?

Thank you,

Steve 

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  On 11/23/2022 at 1:17 AM, SSchmidt said:

On the new insteon.com site on their "Technology Compared" page, they state that the "Maximum Theoretical Network Size" is unlimited for Insteon and is 232 for Z-wave. It also states that the "Maximum Practical Network Size" is 1000s for Insteon but only 30-35 for Z-wave.

I understand that a matrix like this is typically self serving but is there any merit to a limit of 35 Z-wave devices? If so, what happens if there are 50 or 60  or more Z-wave devices?

Thank you,

Steve 

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I wouldn't believe marketing materials from a mfg about another

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  On 11/23/2022 at 1:46 AM, lilyoyo1 said:

I wouldn't believe marketing materials from a mfg about another

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You can have 232 Zwave devices (and maybe even more). I have some 80 Zwave devices.

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  On 11/23/2022 at 7:27 PM, Techman said:

Actually, the Betamax format was superior to VHS. VHS won due to marketing and politics.

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That was exactly my point....... Insteon is (was) better than Zwave, but the latter survives.

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