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Well, they are 1-wire sensors, so they should be supported on the Fibaro. You may just need to fiddle a bit getting the correct wires (GND,5V,Data) into the Fibaro module, but the documentation should help with that. They look actually quite neat...

I'd like to throw in another option. We've just had an electric roller door installed with a Chamberlain/Liftmaster RDO800 motor. This is primarily controlled with their 433 (rolling code) remotes. I've installed a Fibaro Universal Binary Sensor near the motor which has 2 inputs, one for a magnetic ...

Yes. Get the Day or Night plugin from the app store and put the off-sets in there. Then set up a triggered scene to operate the motor module. Job done

Here you go: http://www.heatmisershop.co.uk/thermostats-c1/wifi-thermostats-c12/230v-or-volt-free-switching-models-c32/heatmiser-prt-ts-wifi-wifi-enabled-programmable-thermostat-p96 I've got 2 of them (2 zones) and they can be operated by a web interface or iOS or android app... there's also perl sc...

How are you going to control them? Does it have a built in webserver of some sort? Forgive me if I am asking a stupid question

Got to be in it to win it!

Here's hoping

The bypass is not much more than a capacitor which you install parallel to the load (light).

And Micasa Verde Vera 3 / Lite: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/ ... 563.0.html

Have you set the baudrate correctly? Or it is permissions...

I've just replaced 4x 35W GU10 with 4x 4W Philips Masterled GU10's and am using these on the Fibaro FGD211 and dimmer bypass. With the dimmer set to 60% to 100% they are working fine, but set the dimmer to 50% or lower and the lights will start to flash briefly brightly, increasing in frequency the...

I've just replaced 4x 35W GU10 with 4x 4W Philips Masterled GU10's and am using these on the Fibaro FGD211 and dimmer bypass. With the dimmer set to 60% to 100% they are working fine, but set the dimmer to 50% or lower and the lights will start to flash briefly brightly, increasing in frequency the ...