Another great video, I was looking for a zigbee 2 relay switch for my ventilation system. Do you know if there are also 0-10v zigbee regulators? There are 0-10v zwave modules.. But I did not find any with zigbee.
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I'm using it for my power gate. I realized the 433RF signal is very weak. I'm using the same remote, I used to be able to open my gate from more than block away, and since I removed that old receiver and installed this, I can't even open it in my car while being outside the gate, I need to open the window to get the signal out. Is there a way to extend the antenna?
I am not sure. These RF antennas length need to match with the frequency. Maybe you can straighen the coiled up antenna and extend it out of the case? But I am not sure.
@@csongorvarga you mean I just pull it ? but the antenna is coiled up, and connected to 2 points. All the other RF receiver videos I've watched only have one point of contact. So the length of the antenna is important?
will this work with two 120mm 5v fan or two 12v 120mm fans ?, I have some spare computer fans, I want to cut the ends and connect them to the above relay to control them via zigbee2mqtt, Also can this relay just bew powered by micro usb for the two 120mms fans i plan to use with them ?
I have the same switch but I can’t pair it because I can’t get it to stay in pairing mode for more than a couple of seconds. Do you know how to reset it?
5:33 you say there is no indication but at 2:48 the cover has it marked. I know you probably mean that there is no indication on the board itself. That would be a problem only if you didn't buy one with case.
@@csongorvarga YW. Yeah funny, I only mention it because as I was trying to mount it on a board , to mount it on a DIN rail, I noticed that there was no markings. I knew I had seen some and thought I was losing my mind , for a quick second. Then I realized/remembered that I had seen them on the cover. I took comfort that you may have done the same. Was glad that it wasn't just me. LOL
@@csongorvarga Why would anyone need a remote control when you have ZigBee ?!? Home Automation is all about getting rid of all too many remote controls around the house. Sometimes I completely fail to understand what goes on inside the heads of product developers..... 🙄
@@metoo7587 Because 433Mhz RF is dirt cheap, probably no license cost, nothing. Or just had a lot of them laying around in the factory and wanted to put them to better use :)
Great video! I’m about to wire the lighting in my bus so I’m glad I found this!
Another great video, I was looking for a zigbee 2 relay switch for my ventilation system. Do you know if there are also 0-10v zigbee regulators? There are 0-10v zwave modules.. But I did not find any with zigbee.
Check this out, 0-10V LED controller: US $34.20 10%OFF | ZigBee ZLL 1-10V LED Light dimmer Controller Smart Home Modified With ZIGBEE 3.0 Bridge Echo Plus Alexa Control App AC100-270V
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@@csongorvarga My man!!! Thanks!
Thanks. However you didn't mention anything about the input. Is this voltage status available within the Smartthings hub along with SW1 & SW2?
Sorry, what voltage status do you refer to?
Thanks for this video! There was no documentation what the modes were!
I'm using it for my power gate. I realized the 433RF signal is very weak. I'm using the same remote, I used to be able to open my gate from more than block away, and since I removed that old receiver and installed this, I can't even open it in my car while being outside the gate, I need to open the window to get the signal out.
Is there a way to extend the antenna?
I am not sure. These RF antennas length need to match with the frequency. Maybe you can straighen the coiled up antenna and extend it out of the case? But I am not sure.
@@csongorvarga you mean I just pull it ? but the antenna is coiled up, and connected to 2 points. All the other RF receiver videos I've watched only have one point of contact.
So the length of the antenna is important?
Nice video! what kind of hub did you use?
I have a Blitzwolf IS-1 for gateway. I know it is no longer available, but there is an IS-10 gateway.
will this work with two 120mm 5v fan or two 12v 120mm fans ?, I have some spare computer fans, I want to cut the ends and connect them to the above relay to control them via zigbee2mqtt, Also can this relay just bew powered by micro usb for the two 120mms fans i plan to use with them ?
I have the same switch but I can’t pair it because I can’t get it to stay in pairing mode for more than a couple of seconds. Do you know how to reset it?
I have not used this device for a long time now, but no trick I remember.
Great video. Do you know if it works with Home Assistant ZHA? Bojler elado :)
It says that it works with Tuya, SmattThing, Hue and so many others, I am pretty sure it will work with ZHA as well. Bojler nincs :)
Hi! Nice video! Can this module be connected to wall switch via zigbee hub?
5:33 you say there is no indication but at 2:48 the cover has it marked. I know you probably mean that there is no indication on the board itself. That would be a problem only if you didn't buy one with case.
Yes indeed, thanks for point it out.
@@csongorvarga YW. Yeah funny, I only mention it because as I was trying to mount it on a board , to mount it on a DIN rail, I noticed that there was no markings. I knew I had seen some and thought I was losing my mind , for a quick second. Then I realized/remembered that I had seen them on the cover. I took comfort that you may have done the same. Was glad that it wasn't just me. LOL
Can you disable the RF part, limiting it only to zigbee?
No, there is no setting for that. But most probably you can de-solder the RF antenna, or cut the trace to the RF antenna. I did not try that.
what is the power consumption when idle?
Also curious. If this can be run from a power bank without having to recharge too often, then it's a winner.
@@overlordKrunK I have the same question
What's the purpose of the 433Mhz Radio? ZigBee is 2.4GHz!
433 MHz is used to pair a cheap remote control to it. Everything else works on Zigbee.
@@csongorvarga Why would anyone need a remote control when you have ZigBee ?!? Home Automation is all about getting rid of all too many remote controls around the house. Sometimes I completely fail to understand what goes on inside the heads of product developers..... 🙄
@@metoo7587 Because 433Mhz RF is dirt cheap, probably no license cost, nothing. Or just had a lot of them laying around in the factory and wanted to put them to better use :)
Nice, but missing magnetic state sensor inputs for garage door use.
Yes, but it is very hard to find a device which has an input as well.
can this be used to switch on a PC?
You mean to pish the soft on/off button? Yes, sure. But I made a video on a very interesting card, which is designed to do that. Check that.
@@csongorvarga can you hint me with name of the video of yours ?
@@Renovatio2142 It is this one: ua-cam.com/video/oDzLkglFFT4/v-deo.html
cool thanks
Consumption in mA, please
Спасибо!
Is this working for garage door with 3 buttons,,if i press up and than down will it go down or must first stop with button up and then down
Yes, it has regular relay outputs, so you can wire them directly to the up/down switch terminals.