Yes, some smart home control panels can work without WiFi by using alternative communication protocols like Zigbee, Z-Wave, or Bluetooth. These panels rely on local networks to control devices, ensuring functionality even during internet outages. However, features like remote access and cloud-based services may require WiFi. If you’re concerned about connectivity, look for a smart home control panel that supports both WiFi and offline operation for maximum flexibility.
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