Does anyone know if LG Hombot interferes with Z-wave network or runs on 900 megahertz frequency? I need to replace my Roomba for this reason, which Roomba confirmed they are incompatible with my Smart Home system. Does anyone know if LG Hombot interferes with Z-wave network or runs on 900 megahertz frequency? I need to replace my Roomba for this reason, which Roomba confirmed they are incompatible with my... » Read More Does anyone know if LG Hombot interferes with Z-wave network or runs on 900 megahertz frequency? I need to replace my Roomba for this reason, which Roomba confirmed they are incompatible with my Smart Home system. « Show Less
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Sorry, but I can't answer your question either. However, my "Lizzie" does a wonderful job of picking up all the desert dirt that infiltrates our house, and although she sometimes forgets the parameters and gets hung up on a few rugs, she is very appreciated by this senior citizen. Also, I replaced the foam filter with Home Depot purchased heater filters that I cut to fit. They work great and are a lot cheaper than ordering the LG filters.
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Sorry but I can't help with your question but I can tell you that after 6 months of using my LG Hom-Bot it runs perfect. I named her "Maud" and she works every day. With 5 cats and 3 miniature dogs it's a daily task and "Maud" does it well. And quiet too. Our home is 1900+ sq. feet with hard-wood and tile floors. I am glad we purchased the best unit the first time.
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good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
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We have this set. It's been ok. Still working after 3.5 years but the interference.... oi! I hate it! If I lay in the wrong spot in bed, or if my husband wears his watch to bed, or if one of us is walking around in the house it goes off, and by going off I mean a LOUD warning type of Beeping... like WAKE UP NOW. I would no longer recommend this one at all! It does that no matter the channel either, so I cannot imagine what it would do with another monitor. Cell phones and other electronic devices make it sound odd as well.
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what Max K says is true if there is a way to change the code and there instructions on how to do it. Otherwise check the outside of the box it came in as to the Hz that it runs on them if it isn't changeable find another one of a different frequency. TFCOR
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We ordered three of the Kid Galaxy Morphibians - they appear to come in either 27 or 49mhz (I need to return one:-(). I wish that all of the models had the frequency listed. I found that if I did a search for the Morphibian and frequency, the frequency was listed on the brief results. Good luck!
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I have not had any issues. Works good in our Roombia. It makes the room last long and if it does shut down all programs are fine when it turns back on.
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I have another model of Panasonic inverter microwave series and absolutely lose the wifi around the kitchen area when the microwave is on but not in other areas of the house. The router is on a different floor, far. It makes me wonder if it also interferes with living beings at close range.
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I love my Roombas.......buying used roombas from Amazon is a great buy, but the one I bought was extremely dirty. The second one was perfectly cleaned. (I have three; two in a two-story vacation home and one here.) I clean them often (easy) and run them frequently. I have only had to buy a new battery once. They like to be kept clean and run fairly often. Here at home I run Roomba in one room, then the next day another room and so on. It was worth the extra charging station that I bought, but it's not necessary. Definitely, it's worth a try for you.
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after buying a few of those I finally found out that my Stanley garage door opener works on 310 megahertz frequency. Try buying a remote which works on 310 Mhz. Hope it helps.
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I believe the old style was 540 MHz or there abouts .. I think they have a new model out now with upgrades ... the white balance and IR went out on mine after about 7 months other than that it still works ... I have never experienced any interference from the unit . My model is 2 or 3 years old .
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I am going to answer this here, since it's typical of me to browse questions before reviews and comments on reviews. After reading those, I see the answer is: NO. This is NOT Z-Wave compliant technology. It is only for use with some other system.
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No. They are on a different frequencies. Z-wave is designed for home automation. They can communicate with the 2GIG Control Panel, it has a built-in Z-Wave RF Protocol allowing it to act as a central hub. There is a fee through your alarm company in order to unlock remotely....a few bucks per month, worth it.
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I don't blame you for wanting to return it. Maybe return it and wait a few months, see if it improves.There are supposed to be "fixes" for WiFi, MySB, alarms, etc... in the just released SBS 7.4.2, but who knows.For audio quality I'd take the Boom any day! :)As for my Radio, it *never* loses connection to my WiFi (RED indicator), but I do get the occasional BLUE indicator (loses connection to MySB).My main issue is the "looks like it's playing but it is not" problem. Even then it is not as often as others have reported, for me anyway.I'm also running 7.5 beta and 7.4.2 beta so that may be why I don't have as many issues with the Radio as others, hard to say. I don't blame you for wanting to return it. Maybe return it and wait a few months, see if it improves.There are supposed to be "fixes" for WiFi, MySB, alarms, etc... in the just released SBS 7.4.2, but who knows.For audio quality I'd take the Boom any day! :)As for my Radio, it *never* loses connection to my WiFi (RED indicator), but I do get the occasional BLUE indicator (loses connection to MySB).My main issue is the "looks like it's playing but it is not" problem. Even then it is not as often as others have reported, for me... » Read More I don't blame you for wanting to return it. Maybe return it and wait a few months, see if it improves.There are supposed to be "fixes" for WiFi, MySB, alarms, etc... in the just released SBS 7.4.2, but who knows.For audio quality I'd take the Boom any day! :)As for my Radio, it *never* loses connection to my WiFi (RED indicator), but I do get the occasional BLUE indicator (loses connection to MySB).My main issue is the "looks like it's playing but it is not" problem. Even then it is not as often as others have reported, for me anyway.I'm also running 7.5 beta and 7.4.2 beta so that may be why I don't have as many issues with the Radio as others, hard to say. « Show Less
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The version (model) you get depends a lot on whom you purchase from. Mine is I9082L. If you live in the Americas, I'd recommend the I9082L because of 850MHz support (850/1900/2100MHz) as opposed to 900/1900/2100MHz. In the U.S., either version will work because of 1900MHz but 850MHz is more common in the Latin America. If you need the L version, contact SurgeTelecom. They carry mostly the L versions. I've bought 3 from them, good seller.
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Nope. But they sell a 900mhz version that will work better around walls. Check their website
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you should contact Zyxel directly, their tech support or sales support is great, but the device does not work very well in certain environments. I had trouble connecting it and staying connected.Too many variables depend on your electrical wiring in the house.
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Anything that transmits can potentially cause interference with any other transmitter if it is operating on the same frequency. We have a wireless network and a cordless phone system and have noticed no interference with the light switches. We have two of these units controlling two different light fixtures within 20' of each other as well. No problems and they've been in place for quite some time.