@drmusic there used to be a lower amperage version of the HS103 (which was only rated for 10 amps). The new version increased it to 15 amps to match the more expensive HS105. So as far as I can tell,...

@Millewg001 it should be able to do this yes. Just note that you won't be able to control anything on your smart home network while the modem is out. If for some reason it doesn't power back on as...

@mushimushi yeah that was basically my example from above lol. There's not really a way around it without doing some advance routing. Honestly not worth the hassle for just a small number of devices....

@B.Will yes I'm aware of that. I believe his question was more so asking if you have two different SSID's, and having smart home devices on say a 2.4 ghz channel, and your phone on a 5ghz channel, as...

Yes, as long as your phone/tablet is on the same overall LAN as the smart devices. The only reason they wouldn’t work is if you have the smart devices on a separate VLAN, but I’m guessing you most...