It is most likely that your problem is that you are just swamping the spectrum with so many devices. You are just overloading the capacity. There will not be just one problem so a spectrum analyser will not help.
You cannot expect 500+ devices to work in close proximity to each other. They will block each other. You need to manage your expectations.
Regards
Jeff
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That's really impractical for the hardwired devices, which are many. Flipping some of the 50 breakers works, but cannot isolate a single device such as a switch or bulb.I can turn off power to entire lighting circuits, but not to smart switches or individual bulbs.?I'm posting here because I'm hoping there is a tool that can help me with pinpointing the source(s) of the issues. Can tinySA really not help ?
