Z-Wave Long Range (ZWLR): The New Frontier

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Claims that ZWLR reaches over 2.5 km range at full bandwidth and supports 4,000 nodes on a scalable star topology, uses sub‑GHz bands (900/868), and delivers 10‑year battery life and batteryless wake‑on‑event sensors via energy harvesting. Silicon partners including Trident IoT and Silicon Labs enable multiprotocol modules, the protocol is now an open standard with thousands of certified interoperable devices, and an S2V2 security update promises stronger encryption and access‑control scheduling.

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1. 0:00Z-Wave introduction
2. 1:27Z-Wave Long Range technology explained
3. 3:09Z-Wave open standard
4. 6:21Interoperability with standards
5. 7:43Applications and future of Z-Wave Long Range
6. 8:25New security tech
7. 10:12Closing & Q&A

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