Thank you for the video. As far as I understand it, the connectivity kit can be integrated in Home Assistant. So one should be able run different scenarios via HA then.
If both can add the curtains to google home, you can also use google home for automatization of curtains for example? Because that would eliminate the benefit of the tahoma switch for me personally
Hey Koen, did itwork, because i also think in thatcase i won’t need the tahoma switch. I find this a bit surprising because all the experts say you would need the tahoma switch for time relative control!
@@robinlenaerts3443 don’t Listen to all these experts, I can Time control my 4 rs100 io with my iPhone using HomeKit and I have the connectivity kit only
@@robinlenaerts3443 I bought one biut still have to set it up. Waiting on an electrician to add a plug where I need it. I’ll post my experience here afterwards
Hi, i have a somfy terrace awning with a led stripe controlled by the somfy remote control (on off and dimmer). Is possible to control this led with Conectivity kit or I will need the tahoma? Thanks. 😊
Do I need physical access to the motors (which are 7 meters high and unreachable in my case) ? I hope there's a way to map the motors to Connectivity Kit using the RTS remotes.
I have the connectivity kit. I am unable to see my RTS devices on the home app despite being identified and linked to tahoma app / connectivity kit. Not sure what am I missing here..
Thank you for the video. As far as I understand it, the connectivity kit can be integrated in Home Assistant. So one should be able run different scenarios via HA then.
Thanks a lot for this video, I was scratching my head since long deciding do I need both, or any one would do. Thanks again.
If both can add the curtains to google home, you can also use google home for automatization of curtains for example? Because that would eliminate the benefit of the tahoma switch for me personally
Can anyone confirm this? :-)
@@Vandophoto yes I’m doing this with HomeKit.
Hey Koen, did itwork, because i also think in thatcase i won’t need the tahoma switch. I find this a bit surprising because all the experts say you would need the tahoma switch for time relative control!
@@robinlenaerts3443 don’t Listen to all these experts, I can Time control my 4 rs100 io with my iPhone using HomeKit and I have the connectivity kit only
@@robinlenaerts3443 I bought one biut still have to set it up. Waiting on an electrician to add a plug where I need it. I’ll post my experience here afterwards
so does the Connectivity Kit do the same thing as the RTS but without needing access to the electrical panel or sockets?
Hi, i have a somfy terrace awning with a led stripe controlled by the somfy remote control (on off and dimmer).
Is possible to control this led with Conectivity kit or I will need the tahoma?
Thanks. 😊
Can either of the devices be voice controlled to open blinds like 50%?
Do I need physical access to the motors (which are 7 meters high and unreachable in my case) ?
I hope there's a way to map the motors to Connectivity Kit using the RTS remotes.
No, you don't need physical access. Pairing is done via the remotes, so it shouldn't be any problem to connect your blinds.
Thanks. I currently have a connexoon. Should I get a connectivity kit?
No, you have the timer / auto scenario functionality with the connexoon. The connectivity kit will be a step down
Can I control all my blinds with the tahoma switch mobil app if am in another country??
Yes you can . I do it every 2 years.
Does automations work with Apple Homekit or Alexa with the connection kit?
Yes this would be interesting to know for me as well. Could you do time control etc as well via HomeKit and control it via the connectivity kit?
yes, you can pair the connectivity kit with apple homekit etc
I have the connectivity kit. I am unable to see my RTS devices on the home app despite being identified and linked to tahoma app / connectivity kit.
Not sure what am I missing here..
@@mangouriskyRTS does not work with HomeKit, only IO
Nice breakdown! Thank you! is the connectivity kit available to purchase in the USA?
No, unfortunately, it isn't. The IO signal is on a frequency that's not allowed for commercial use by the FCC