Leviton, one of the biggest electrical component manufacturers in the world, makes high-quality products and offers a comprehensive collection of Z-Wave-compatible devices in addition to this Z-Wave ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Universal Electronics Inc. (UEI) (NASDAQ: UEIC), the global leader in wireless universal control solutions for home entertainment and smart home devices, announced at the ...

Z-Wave smart plugs create reliable home automation networks that don't crash when your WiFi gets crowded. These devices use a dedicated 908.42MHz frequency to avoid interference from your router, ...

The open-source smart home platform has joined the Z-Wave Alliance board to help shape the direction of the protocol alongside companies like Ring, ADT, and Assa Abloy. Founder Paulus Schoutsen said ...

Thinka on Tuesday took the wraps off the first Z-Wave hub for HomeKit, bringing support for more than 3,300 new accessories to Apple's smart home platform. The new Apple-certified Thinka Z-Wave is a ...

Smart home devices compatible with the Matter standard have garnered most of our attention lately, but the compelling features in the latest generation of Z-Wave chips convinced the IoT developer ...

From smart homes to multifamily and light commercial deployments, manufacturers are embracing Z-Wave Long Range to deliver mile-scale connectivity, massive scalability, and secure, battery-efficient ...

Lockly has been making smart home technology products for a few years now and they are among the best on the market. The company’s scrambling number keypad is one of the coolest pieces of lock tech ...

Residential security company Kwikset has announced the launch of two new Z-Wave smart locks, the HomeConnect 918 and HomeConnect 620. Both new models feature enhanced performance and connectivity ...

ADT Inc., in collaboration with Yale and the Z-Wave Alliance, today announced the launch of the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave for ADT+ . The Z-Wave 800 Series smart lock offers fingerprint ...

I think Leviton fits my requirements (some 3 way dimmers, establishes company, works in the particular industry) so I think they are the right direction. But not sure about advantages of WiFi vs Zwave ...