FIBARO, the manufacturer of a wireless building automation system, invites you to participate in practical training courses for installers, electricians, building practitioners. Participants receive
certificate of completion of the training.
FIBARO is expanding its network of professional installers. Over the past year, the company has trained more than
1,000 people . This year, FIBARO is organising training courses in Łódź, Bydgoszcz, Opole, Poznań, Tarnów, Gdańsk, Warsaw, Lublin, Wrocław, Krakow, Katowice, Płock, Rzeszów, Szczecin, Toruń, Elbląg, Kędzierzyn Koźle, Olsztyn, Radom, Gdynia and Zielona Góra, among others.
See registration details and available training dates:
https://www.fibaro.com/pl/events/szkolenia-dla-instalatorow/ .
The training is a one-day course and includes a practical and theoretical part. As part of the training, you will receive a certificate entitling you to install the FIBARO system throughout Poland and additional benefits, such as:
- gaining new skills and practical knowledge,
- access to training materials, videos and sales support materials,
- a start-up bonus in the form of a one-off purchase of the Fibaro System under very favourable commercial conditions,
- technical support during the design and installation of the system at the first customers.
The certificate obtained confirms the qualifications of designing and performing FIBARO intelligent house installations, designing and configuring Z-Wave networks, knowledge of system integration methods.
Training agenda .
PRESENTATION PART
1. Fibar Group S.A – manufacturer of the Fibaro System
2. what is a smart home?
3. applications of the intelligent house
4. Z-Wave technology and Apple HomeKit in the smart home
5. technical details of wireless building automation technologies
6. FIBARO products with applications and technical details
7. controllers – comparison of possibilities
WORKSHOP PART
1. Fibaro interfaces
2. system configuration
3. configuration interface functionalities
4. creation of scenes and associations
5. mobile platforms
6. remote access
7 Practical tips for system installation
8 Knowledge platforms
9. integrations
FIBARO is a global brand, a leading smart home system manufacturer and the fastest growing home automation company in Europe. The company is present on 6 continents, in more than 100 countries.
FIBARO products form a mutually complementary wireless smart home system in the areas of:
-lighting/lighting,
-gates and roller shutters
-heating/air conditioning,
-safety/security,
-multimedia,
-garden .
FIBARO manufactures devices operating in the Z-Wave protocol and compatible with the Apple HomeKit platform.
The system's capabilities are extended by integration with devices from many manufacturers, e.g. Philips, Netatmo, Sonos, D-Link, Yale, DSC.
If you wish to expand your competence in training or you are interested in implementing building automation in your home, it is worth visiting the FIBARO website:
https://www.fibaro.com/pl/.
See registration details and available training dates:
https://www.fibaro.com/pl/events/szkolenia-dla-instalatorow/ .

Comments
. It's hard to call it training. I was a participant in the previous edition, I have the paper and my opinion about the 'training' I received. The trip to Kędzierzyn was a waste of time. I heard good... [Read more]
I am interested in the issue of Z-Wave, there is quite little information: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Wave perhaps someone after the training could give their view on Z-Wave in the articles: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/forum41.html... [Read more]
. And that is exactly what it does. The system queries successive devices and creates a 'map' of the installation. Communication takes place via the shortest route, so that the range between modules... [Read more]
Thank you for the specifics, i.e. there is one highlighted node (HQ) and relative to the HQ a 'map' is created, clever solution. I assume that the encryption protocol is standard, i.e. AES, and that the... [Read more]
. A low battery is signalled "to the control panel" and the operating time depends on the activity of the device. . The silly internet will accept anything ;) Not a word about cell life and... [Read more]
In the HomeMatic, of which I am a user, I can select the day of the week and the time when the "descaling" is performed. Unfortunately, I have never checked whether this is performed once a week and whether... [Read more]
@Erbit . To begin with the persistence: " (by opening the head as much as possible)" - should be "opening the head". And have you tested batteries such as Eneloop in these regulators? [Read more]
. Such things on priv - or to the moderator for 3pct. Nevertheless, thank you, I will look for it.... as I have my doubts about the validity of your comment. I have not tried. The batteries... [Read more]
. Opened and opened, both forms are correct. As for integration with other systems, this can be done with plugins. I have experience of connecting Fibaro with Satel's Integra. Within minutes, all... [Read more]
In Satel Integra, what you wrote is only possible after ETHM - in most systems there are no such options. This leaves only the outputs. Another thing is that FIBARO updates can crash communication until... [Read more]
. I have extended the old Matrix with 8 inputs/outputs , paired it with HomeMatic without any problems and it functions without any problems. [Read more]
But only after the outputs - full information about all inputs and system states you will not get. Satel's ETHM further a completely different functionality and level of integration. [Read more]
Yes, of course. I can't compare with ETHM because (as you pointed out) I only transmit by outputs the states I am interested in and that is limited by the number of outputs. However, this is enough for... [Read more]
Which of these cities is worth going to for training? Ostróda, Plock, Warszawa Grzybowska, Warszawa Rzeczypospolitej [Read more]
Anyone know how much such training costs? [Read more]
. Is it really that hard to click on the link provided at the beginning of the topic? [Read more]
Yes, I actually found it, sorry for the inconvenience. Although I think such information would have been useful in the topic. [Read more]