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Hi, 1. Room thermostats are reported not to work yet. 2. Danfoss living connect is fully supported and i have tested it and it works. 3. ST814 works. 4. Smokedetektor is not supported yet. 5. batterycontrollers is not working now, they say that they should be supported around February. 6. Northq pow...

Hi,
The Theregate has been developed to be used by a average consumer without any advanced computer skills.
That's why the interface is made simple and easy to use.

Hi. I have done some testing on the Theregate. - it works fine as a Wi-fi router for 3G, i have it now connected behind my Adsl router and that also works - it is possible to access it localy without the "remote access". - Adding Z-wave devices works fine, almost "plug and play"....

Hi,
There is a new gateway for sale manufactured by There Corporation.
It's availible in 2 models, TG800Z and TG800ZG.
TG800ZG has a built in 3G modem.

It is sold only in bundle with some other devices.
http://smarthome.fi/en/41-there-corporation

DRuw wrote: Why on earth do you guys in finland have a line wire there?

Sorry if my english isn't the best

We have ofcourse power and neutral in the conectionbox by the lamp, and from there power goes down to the switch and from the switch back up to the lamp.

How is the wireing done in the rest of Europe ? Here in Finland 99% of the cases you have a connection box in the celing behind the lamp. there you have both wires to the switch,and Line and Neutral.(L and N). Why not put the fibaro receiver there ?

The switch needs a 3-wire system. However, the dimmer needs only 2 wires and you can reprogram it to work as a switch.

I received this info from Qees today

We will launch the first products (Launch Wave 1) in November, but we have had to postpone the SmartGate and its software and APIs until beginning of 2012.

The problem with the existing switch and the dimmer is that it has to be prevented for staying in the ON position.
I had a switch that i was able to by a small spring for, so it will automaticly go to the OFF position when releasing the button.

Have to add that i use a regular on/off "impulse" switch

I don't see why there has to be a neutral middle position, i do not have that on my switch an it works fine

CowboyTW wrote:Hi,

Also looking into buying the Fibaro modules. Where can I get them quickly?

Thx,
Tom

We have some left in stock

I guess the status push is not any better with Vera2? Or is it a homeseer specific problem?[/quote]

Must be Homeseer, i have no problem with Vera

I have tested the Fibaro dimmer insert. It fits behind the standard switch, and it works fine with Vera2