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As I was afraid it does take a bit of time for the water pipe to cool down so I'm probably not going to do this. Many thanks for testing this! At least I know have some idea what to expect.

Unfortunately it's not possible to redo the wiring. Because we have more beams than wall outlets not every beam is connected to their own wall outlet. Therefore we have made a few junction boxes in the wall. Those have been plastered over, glass fabric wallpaper (is that the correct translation for ...

I haven't found a way yet to detect if someone is doing a number 2 or number 1. Perhaps after the fact if the toilet is flushed, but I'd prefer if the vents would go on sooner. But in the new bathroom there won't be a toilet anymore. We are going to put the toilet in a wall closet. It sounds small, ...

Currently not because nothing is connected yet, but we need those cables to power the ledstrips. We have Neutral, Live and a black switch wire at every beam. Those are all connected to each other so the black wire may be used to switch every thing at once. We weren't sure we were going to need this,...

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The idea for the ventilation was to turn this higher once the light is on and off after x minutes delay when the lights are off). This is because we only have 1 ventilation unit for multiple rooms. The "stand alone" toilet (which doesn't get humid at all) is on the same ventilation unit an...

If you can do that it would be great!

In our living room we have several wooden beams on the ceiling (they are functional and can't be removed). When we started redoing the living room we were clever enough to create new electricity pipes with 220V to all the beams. At that time we were planning on putting "regular" lighting o...

We are redoing our new home and currently are busy with the bathroom. We like to keep track of our water-usage and are planning to buy two Alexa watermeters (one for cold, one for hot water). In the bathroom we want mirror-heating. In our old house the mirror-heating was wired simultaneously with th...

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As far as I know the fuses (normal or automatic) don't filter out the signal. You could try to see if the module in group 6 works if you put the CTX35 in an outlet group 6 too. It is more likely that there is an appliance generating noise on the lines and that the noise "stops" the signal ...

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Have you turned on the "local echo" so you can see what you type?

You need to send capital letters; also instead of "cs" you have to send the checksum as calculated. So you should type

I don't think it should be correct that the status is "controleer". I have the same problem (see here). Perhaps there's another problem that causes this, but nobody has found a reason why my unit gets the "controleer" status too.