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Ik had precies hetzelfde probleem (alleen was het 15 meter ipv 10) - Voor mij was dit opgelost nadat ik een 220v bewegingsmelder aan de buitenmuur van de schuur op had gehangen, met in de behuizing hiervan een fibaro module. Tot nu toe werkt dit als een zonnetje (alleen geen idee hoe dit gaat werken...

The fittings should be the same, but I have seen some Gu10 LEDs that are a bit longer than the standard halogen ones.

Also, it would seem the new fibaro dimmers withthe bypass element should work with any type of dimmable LEDs - anyone had a go with these yet?

Cheers,
Elco

Are you planning on using them in something like Homeseer or Vera? I'm curious what they show up as and if they are properly controllable (considering it has a rain sensor n such)

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Elco

After some correspondence with Duco, it turns out that z-wave is used for communication between the sensors and the control unit. The ventilation unit and the control unit are still wired using "0-10 volt PWM sturing" (doesn't mean much to me).

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Elco

Has anyone integrated one of these yet? I need a new ventilation unit and it would be great if I could control the thing myself.

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Elco

I am about to replace some of my swivel windows (velux dakramen) and I came across these:

http://www.fakro.com/our-products/offer ... /index.php

Has anyone tried these? any experiences to share?

Cheers,
Elco

Well the specs say "Dimbaar met gangbare dimmers." - they are 220v spots, so I assume it will work with any dimmer. They do mention you have to take care with the dimmers minimum load though (which is what I am worried about) Though I do have a semi busted act dimmer - so I might just try ...

Hi, I currently have my z-wave dimmers controlling groups of GU10 halogen spots (easily obtaining the minimum required wattage of 20 watts for each dimmer switch), with the plan of ultimately changing them for LED spots. Has anyone done this succesfully? I was looking at LED spots like these ledgloe...

I have a few Aeon Labs door/window sensors, but they sometimes give me false readings - i.e. it won't register a close or open properly, so the device stays open in HS, while it isn't open, until I open/close the actual door again. I certainly wouldn't drive any sirens or alarms with them. Cheers, E...

Hoi Marc, Heb je de bestandsnamen van de ikoontjes hetzelfde gelaten? i.e. a.gif wordt dan a.png voor zonnig etc. Voor de rest is de benadering via "\\computer\mapje" volgens het smb protocol (windows file share) - ik weet niet of een ipad daar mee overweg kan? Als alternatief kan je natuu...

I have the same siren you have (the only z-wave siren that is avaiable in europe afaik) When I set it up I just added the device using the Aeon stick, then I closed the thing up, tried optimising, found out that the listening period was short so I had to open it up again t opress the button so it wo...

Hi, Personally I disabled the tamper alarm because I almost lost my hearing ;) No issues with the siren besides that - You could try and disable it as well (one of the jumper settings I believe) just on the of chance that this does the job. Also for the smoke alarm - it looks like you haven't scanne...

thanx!

I'll do some investigating and post my findings

cheers,
Elco

Ah really? I tested the door sensor and it seems very quick to update, even on relatively short triggers.
I suppose I'l have an engineer friend think about this one for me.

Are there any schematics or examples on how to achieve this out there?

Cheers,
Elco

as above - would it be possible to modify a magnetic window/door sensor like the aeon labs Z-wave device to report doorbell activity somehow?

Cheers,
Elco