If you’re having connectivity concerns and don’t have the best RSSI readings, it would be good to start by moving your Bridge closer to your wifi source. Poor RSSI Reading - if a router is an older model or is just not strong at broadcasting signal, the RSSI could be poor even though little interference exists between the router and Bridge.Loading Status - the status of your lights will likely take longer to load the weaker it’s signal is.Delayed Commands - the commands you have setup for your lights may take longer to activate or might not happen at all if the device has a weak signal to the Bridge.Good (- 80 or better) is virtually no interference and a very strong signal.Possible connection issues if constantly at -89. Bad (- 90 to -100) is critical and will likely cause a loss of functionality or be unable to maintain a usable connection to your Bridge altogether.Good (- 40 or better) is virtually no interference and a very strong signal.īridge to Smart Light Device - Our Bridge uses a long-range radio frequency network that can extend farther than wifi, so the reading meanings are different than wifi router to Bridge.Possible connection issues if constantly at -60. Bad (- 61 to -90) is critical and will likely cause a loss of functionality or be unable to maintain a usable connection to the wifi altogether.Smart Lights Device Health 750×694 67.8 KB
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