Create a template sensor to get the number of Z-Wave devices in dead state
Emiliano Guerzoni
Project Manager / Technical Manager renewables/energy efficiency projects | Demand Manager digital energy domain at algoWatt
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Home automation is a great way to make your home more convenient and efficient, but it can be frustrating when things don't work as expected.
One common issue that can arise is when Z-Wave devices fall into a dead state, meaning they are no longer able to communicate with the Z-Wave hub and then function properly.
This can be a huge problem, especially if you have a large number of Z-Wave devices in your home.
In todays article I will take a closer look at how to get the number of Z-Wave devices in a dead state and being notified about it.
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