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Controlling 433Mhz products like nexa and others?

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  • Cliff KarlssonC Offline
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    I own a Tellstick net and alot of 433mhz power sockets that are unused right now. Is there any relativity cheap way to use my power sockets with domoticz or any other controller?

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    • Cliff KarlssonC Cliff Karlsson

      I own a Tellstick net and alot of 433mhz power sockets that are unused right now. Is there any relativity cheap way to use my power sockets with domoticz or any other controller?

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      @Cliff-Karlsson yes, if you search through the forums or google. there are many projects using arduino's or RPI's
      I'm controlling about 15 433mhz units now with Vera and Mysensors

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        I have myself just ordered parts for RFLink whichi i will connect to Domoticz. It was cheap and seems like a cool new project.

        Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
        MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
        MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
        RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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          wrote on last edited by Cliff Karlsson
          #4

          Thanks, but I don't understand what parts I need. Do I need the gateway shield from nodo-shop ? Everything seems to be out of stock.

          Or can I just use a Mega+433Mhz tranciever as gateway?

          Edit: found the answer 30 seconds later :) RfLink

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          • Cliff KarlssonC Cliff Karlsson

            Thanks, but I don't understand what parts I need. Do I need the gateway shield from nodo-shop ? Everything seems to be out of stock.

            Or can I just use a Mega+433Mhz tranciever as gateway?

            Edit: found the answer 30 seconds later :) RfLink

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            @Cliff-Karlsson The RFXtrs433E is a bit expensive but works really well. I received mine last weekend to control my Somfy Blinds. Also I'm now able to hijack my neighbours light controls ;-) Can't wait till the next time I'll visit them, and see the look upon their face when I switch on and off their ligths without them knowing that's me doing it.

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