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 - [WIKIPEDIA: Z-Wave](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Wave) - Outdoors, longer distance.
 - [WIKIPEDIA: Zigbee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zigbee) - In-home, shorter distance, faster.
-- [ARTICLE: Z-Wave LR](https://z-wavealliance.org/what-is-z-wave-long-range-and-how-does-it-differ-from-z-wave/)  ([more](https://www.engineering.com/story/is-z-wave-lr-a-game-changer)])
+- [ARTICLE: Z-Wave LR](https://z-wavealliance.org/what-is-z-wave-long-range-and-how-does-it-differ-from-z-wave/)  ([more](https://www.engineering.com/story/is-z-wave-lr-a-game-changer)]) - One mile range
-- [Hubitat](hm_hubitat) - One mile range
+- [Hubitat](:hm_hubitat) - The "brains" of the security system.
-## Z-Wave LR
+## Devices
+### Zigbee
+- (TBD: first)
+- (TBD: second)
+### Z-Wave
+- (TBD: first)
+- (TBD: second)
+### Z-Wave LR
+- (TBD: first)
+- (TBD: second)
+## Excerpts
+### Z-Wave LR
 Z-Wave Long Range (LR) was announced in September 2020, a new specification with an improved range over regular Z-Wave signals.[8] The specification supports a maximum output power of 30 dBm, which can be used to bolster transmission range by up to several miles. In testing, Z-Wave LR had a transmission distance of 1-mile (1.6 km) direct line of sight utilizing +14-dBm output power.[58] Z-Wave LR is an extra 100-kb/s DSSS OQPSK modulation addition to the Z-Wave protocol. The modulation is treated as a fourth channel, allowing gateways to add LR nodes to the existing Z-Wave channel scanning. Z-Wave LR also increases scalability on a single smart-home network by up to 4,000 nodes, a 20x increase compared to Z-Wave.[58] Z-Wave LR operates on low power so that sensors can last for 10 years on a single coin cell. It is backwards compatible and interoperable with other Z-Wave devices.