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Wired instead of wireless sensors; How To?

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    I understand that the basic infrastructure is 'talking' via RF.
    How do I go about it, if I want the actuators wired, instead of wireless?

    I am owner-building a home, and was thinking what basic infrastructure I am going to put in, and figured, if I put in CAT5 for all the actuators, and run these to a central point, as well as power (say) for lighting from a central point, I could start out as simple as using normal light switches to drive relay, which drive the lights, and later change to whatever wired protocol (even C-Bus) I may choose.

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      @MaxG , maybe this may help a bit.

      Home Assistant / Vera Plus UI7
      ESP8266 GW + mySensors 2.3.2
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