Eaton/Moeller mixed with Homecontrolbox?
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 7:34 pm
Hi all,
First of all, i`m a newbie in the world of domotics, but i`m working as an automation engineer in the process industry.
Because we (me and my girlfriend) are planning to buy us a house and do some renovation I can`t resist tu put some automation in it.
I am in a doubt to use either the Eaton Xanura system or the Moeller Xcomfort system. Both systems are more or less the same, but there are some differences.
Advantages of Moeller:
* Wireless modules, but is it reliable and interference-free?
* Nice RoomManager interface
* Nice HomeManager interface
Advantages of Eaton:
* Hard-wired communication
* no hassle with battery-operated wallswitches
I think I`d prefer the Eaton system, just because of the communication over mains, but i prefer the use of the roommanagers of Moeller. (temperature, scene settings)
I know both systems are working with the HomeControlBox, but do they have different o/s or interfaces? Or can i just put all modules in a mix to use them together?
Regards, Jeroen
First of all, i`m a newbie in the world of domotics, but i`m working as an automation engineer in the process industry.
Because we (me and my girlfriend) are planning to buy us a house and do some renovation I can`t resist tu put some automation in it.
I am in a doubt to use either the Eaton Xanura system or the Moeller Xcomfort system. Both systems are more or less the same, but there are some differences.
Advantages of Moeller:
* Wireless modules, but is it reliable and interference-free?
* Nice RoomManager interface
* Nice HomeManager interface
Advantages of Eaton:
* Hard-wired communication
* no hassle with battery-operated wallswitches
I think I`d prefer the Eaton system, just because of the communication over mains, but i prefer the use of the roommanagers of Moeller. (temperature, scene settings)
I know both systems are working with the HomeControlBox, but do they have different o/s or interfaces? Or can i just put all modules in a mix to use them together?
Regards, Jeroen