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Hi

I have started a new thread about using these Electric Curtain rails with Z-wave on the Micasaverde forum here.

There is allot more information on this thread!

Thanks.

Hi, i have a cl-200t. But i think it's a cl-xxx rebrand. Sold under the name schadebo in the netherlands.

You don't need two motors with this model if you want to open the curtains centrally.

Hi

Many thanks for the reply.

I have not seen any called CL-400. But this is what I was told about the model numbers:

"CL-800 is the initial model# in 2007, then CL-810T in 2009 with certain improvements and
now CL-820 (just a couple months ago) with more improvements as the latest model."

Please see this link for my best guess at the wiring for a CL-820 and Duwi Blind Module

http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/ ... l#msg89271

Thanks

Hi, looked a bit deeper... And scratched away the sticker. I have a cl-200t version

Phaeton wrote:Hi, looked a bit deeper... And scratched away the sticker. I have a cl-200t version

That sounds correct. I have seen CL-200T on Alibaba.com here

Same kit is also called CT-220.

HT-100 is the original model from the HC China Limited manufacturer.

I was give a Home Automation wiring diagram from HC China here.

I have added my own diagram of how I think the wires would connect to the Duwi blind module. If you read that post I seem to have an extra Orange cable for STOP that does not have any where on the Duwi module to connect too.

Many thanks

I have found this on the "smartliving fair"

http://www.forestgroup.nl/NL/index_nl.html and noticed that ihome.eu seem to be selling it although there not giving any information https://shop.ihome.eu/product_info.php?products_id=76

Does anyone have experience with these rail systems, they seem to be very stable when i look at it on the "fair"

I have made the my Harrison zwave enabled.
This is done by keyfob modification and Fibaro FSG221 switch

Is it possible for Harrison to be bended, al my curtains have corners in them

I've no Harrison but it seems logical that a circular angle might be ok and a 90degree angle is a no go.
Which leaves the question how big the radius of the circle must be minimal and I guess it also depends on how far your curtain connections to the rail are apart.

The Harrison rails cannot be bend. But the solution of Tane of course works with any electrical curtain with remote control.

I also have corners (90 degrees) at the end of my curtains.
I use the harrison also for this, that part of curtains is not moving (my case) so that part is not on the rail

Do you both have pics from this setup. Are u using z-wave or RFXcom? I would like to replace one curtain with a Z-Wave solution (HSPRO) and it seem to be possible for forest to use dimming levels to close them to some degree

raymonvdm wrote:http://www.forestgroup.nl/NL/index_nl.html and noticed that ihome.eu seem to be selling it although there not giving any information https://shop.ihome.eu/product_info.php?products_id=76
Does anyone have experience with these rail systems, they seem to be very stable when i look at it on the "fair"

The product seems to work fine with Fibaro and other zwave control centers, however you have to gather all the pieces yourself. The support or knowledge on their OWN motorized product is very little at forest. Took weeks to get the pieces together. Wanted to buy their electronic rod system however it is very expensive (almost twice the price of a regualr curtain).

Where did you get the prices of there system I have sold on second handed and don`t know the actual pricing of the system. The prices found on the internet (600 euro`s per unit) are quite high. When the person who sold me the one second hand stated me that the new price was 180 euro`s at (DekoKay)

I have contacted Forest Group to find a seller nearby and they respond quikly but there is only a Self Employed person nearby as a seller (I have not contacted him yet)