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Questions related to automation of home elements like: heating, ventilation, air conditioning, light, audio-video systems, security, intercoms and domestic robotics. For questions related to the Internet of Things, consider asking at the IoT site (iot.stackexchange.com).
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Connecting multiple hubs to a single Z-Wave device
First off, please forgive me if this is not the right Stack Exchange site for this. I figured this was the best option.
Is it possible to hook up multiple hubs/controllers to a single Z-Wave device? …
