Re: Looking at Zwave products and need recommendations?

["Brian" <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> HomePlug has been transmitting over powerlines (in house BPL) for a few
> years now. It does not interfere with X-10 nor is there any reason to
> expect
> that it will interfere with Insteon or UPB as it uses frequency bands
> which
> are much higher than the frequencies used by X-10, Insteon and UPB. If you
> weren't technically incompetent (in addition to being illiterate) you
> might
> know that.

Being illiterate I can't find any information confirming this. My most
recent reviews shows it's unclear as to what it may interfer with. I would
be happy to read (Well actually have the computer read it to me as I'm
illiterate) anything you can point me to regarding this. I know the
frequency's of them but would like first hand information saying it doesn't
interfer before I change my stance.

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Brian  Dye
brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://tech-home.com
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"Dave Houston" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4316c826.176659093@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> "Brian" <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>UPB is great but I'm not sold on a powerline carrier. What happens when
>>BroadBand transmitts over the powerline as it really is happening and most
>>likely only going to expand.
>
> HomePlug has been transmitting over powerlines (in house BPL) for a few
> years now. It does not interfere with X-10 nor is there any reason to
> expect
> that it will interfere with Insteon or UPB as it uses frequency bands
> which
> are much higher than the frequencies used by X-10, Insteon and UPB. If you
> weren't technically incompetent (in addition to being illiterate) you
> might
> know that.
>
> I can honestly say the same thing that some dealers who post here say. No
> one has complained about any Z-Wave stuff they bought from me. ;)
>