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Philips Hue Wandschalter Modul
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The wall switch module is installed behind the existing light switch and makes it smart-enabled without replacing the switch itself. It acts as an interface between the physical switch and the Hue Bridge by converting the switching commands of the original switch into smart commands. How it works in detail: - Installation: The module is installed in the flush-mounted box behind the light switch. The power supply to the lamp is switched to continuous current (e.g. with a Wago terminal) so that Hue lights are constantly supplied with power. - Switch control: The original switch remains active, but no longer sends a power interruption to the lamp. Instead, the module recognises the switching operations and transmits them as a signal to the Hue Bridge. - Scene control: Up to three light scenes can be configured per switch via the Hue app. These scenes are switched through by repeatedly pressing the switch (on/off). - Push-button compatibility: When using a push-button (instead of a switch), the module also enables dimming by a long press. The module is therefore not a separate switch, but uses the existing switch as an input device for Smart commands. The physical switch continues to control the module, which forwards the commands to the Hue Bridge.
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Hello, I can answer the question myself. If you configure the wall switch module as a toggle switch then it works as desired. The switch is not a toggle switch but the behaviour seems to be the same :-).
Fibaro has products - but with zWave protocol which requires an additional gateway for use with HomeKit. Fibaro also has a HomeKit only solution that uses Bluetooth, but this is then really only HomeKit. Relay (on/off): Fibaro relay flush-mounted insert 2 switches Dimmer: Fibaro universal dimmer 2 250W
I use the wall switch module with a Conbee II, so not with a Hue Bridge either. However, I don't know whether it actually works with the IKEA Hub.
This turns normal switches into Hue switches.
Via homeassitant with shelly plus 2pm , yes. Not directly
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Good evening, no, you need a Philips bridge and Hue equipment.
My understanding is this device allows you to control hue smart lights when you are keeping the normal switches. There is no point to buy this thing to control non hue lightd
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They are available individually and as a pack of two. The one with 2 costs about 60, the single one about 35, the one you asked for is the 2-pack.
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The switch has no physical connection to the lamp. The cables to the switch and from the switch to the lamp are permanently connected with a Wago. Without internet, this is only possible in the home network. The lamps cannot be controlled without a bridge (de-energising with a fuse or unscrewing and switching on again activates the lamp, however).
The live wire is short-circuited during installation so that the lamp is always lit. The wall switch module is just a wireless switch that is connected to one (or more) Hue lamp(s). When the battery is empty, the switching signal is no longer sent to the bridge. You can of course still control your lamps via the app.
The wall switch module works together with the power switch like the Hue dimmer switch (on/off). However, lamps and hue switch plugs...etc... are coupled, not the dimmer switches.
Yes, the switch transmits via radio using the Zigbee or Philips Hue standard. The local network at home has no direct connection to the internet anyway. Of course, the luminaires must also be switchable via Zigbee or Philips Hue for it to work.
Only with Philips Hue
Not in the wall switch directly... this is only possible with the motion detector... however, the wall switch has the option of switching the switch back and forth 3 times and setting a different light each time...
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If I remember correctly, the mode can be changed on the Feller button - try that.
I don't know if and how well openHAB is compatible, but have a look at the Shelly products. https://shelly.cloud The simplest actuator, the Shelly 1, can be found for 10-12 Fr per piece.
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