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There is no integration with Lutron RA3 with HomeSeer. RA3 uses a completely new integration API (named LEAP). HomeSeer does work with RA2. https://radiora3.lutron.com/us/en/whats-new#radiora3-section-id-54

I also have a large Sonos system. I only have 1 device hard wired. The rest wireless. Never had an issue with this setup.

Where did you make this setting? I have a UniFi USW 48 Pro switch and made the setting there. Setup as 10 Mbps HDX. I have a large network and have never had an issue.

I‘m migrating from a OP2 to Alarm.com (using Surety) with a Qolsys IQ Panel 4. My lighting is Lutron Radio RA2, but locks are Zwave. I bet the simplest would be the Panel and Zwave. You can add wired zones with an expansion. Also integrates with a lot of other things (garage control, HVAC...

You have to add something like this: https://suretyhome.com/product/iq-hardwire-powerg/ I purchased one for my garage zone wiring, but haven’t installed yet….

Yeah, I switched from Zwave to Lutron which was quite the expense, but has been so reliable. I think many of my Zwave issues could be traced to the ancient VRC0P interface to the OP2 and the Leviton Zwave software (for my large number of devices). Still have a couple of locks and they...

Replaced everything with the Qolsys IQ panel 4 and Alarm.com (ADC). Also have a secondary panel for our bedroom. Cost $22/month which includes professional monitoring (includes cell service with dual path). Leaving my OP2 in place to handle some things as I continue to migrate. Simplified a lot...

Elk is one, but thinking of moving to an Alarm.com integrated panel. I require integration with Lutron Radio RA2 (and a path to Radio RA3) and would love to reuse all of my GE sensors.

Thanks. Just want to do some testing befroe switching over. Also may continue to use some of the OP2 programming. Just want to move some of the main alarm components, etc off of the OP2.

I’m planning a move off of my OP2 and wondered whether sensors can be run into 2 different systems? Assume these sensors are just 1 way and the receiver just has to be programmed to receive or is there more to it? Thanks.

I only have a couple of wired zones which could be easily switched to wireless. Elk M1 just seems as old as OP2, but at least still supported. My base requirement is integration with Lutron lighting. Also using my current sensors would be great and save a lot of time and cost. Looks like...

With the complete ending of any support, looks like it might be time to replace. Yeah, it might last awhile longer, but time for me to start planning Should I just move to Elk? What other options should I consider? Elk would likely be the easiest as I could use all of my current wireless...

Maybe time to start planning moving off of this platform!

I used to have a separate router but removed and changed the setting on my UniFi switch to limit the connection to 10 Mbps HDX only, This profile sets Operation switching, link speed E HDX. Been working fine for quite some time… SJ

I tested, but only use Face ID.  Works fine.  Latest IOS and app.  Also, if that fails, you can enter your iPhone password and it works.  Once you setup for Face ID you just used your iPhone password instead. You can turn off Face ID in the settings and just use a normal code.  Send a note to...

  Pretty much zero chance for RA3 integration into OmniPro.  RA3 doesn't use the telnet integration that RA2 did.  It's completely different.  Not even ELK has announced any integration with RA3.  You can look at the Lutron site for current integration partners...   https://radiora3.lutron.com/us/en

Haven’t tested, but there was an IOS app update for this…. SJ

Maybe adds to the fact they have not announced new integration with Lutron RA3.  Would make sense to integrate with a new platform if they were building… SJ

I’m using Myro for my OP2, but already started planning migration to Elk.  If Elk supported Lutron Radio RA3 I would make the move.  Having a thread of people who have migrated would be great. SJ

I had an issue once trying to use an external address (DNS) inside our home.  My routers security would not allow, but direct IP always worked.  Assume it worked in the past?