I've had a bunch of Aqara devices running fine for over a year until recently when a light switch decided to just start randomly turning itself off. There's no regularity - sometimes it's 10 minutes and sometimes it stays on for several hours.
I've not changed anything on my network, but I would say it started around the time I had new smart utility meters installed - they use ZigBee to communicate with the in-home display. Is it possible this is causing my problems?
Interference between separate Zigbee networks
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Re: Interference between separate Zigbee networks
I think it's not your problem.
If you have interferences you will have malformed requests or missing one, not a good one with a "turn off" request. Zigbee use requests with encryption/verification/numerotation, ect ..., impossible using a request from another network by error.
If you have the problem only on the bulb, make test with it.
If you have interferences you will have malformed requests or missing one, not a good one with a "turn off" request. Zigbee use requests with encryption/verification/numerotation, ect ..., impossible using a request from another network by error.
If you have the problem only on the bulb, make test with it.
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