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Do you want to control your underfloor heating? Do you have underfloor heating at home? Do you know how it works? What is the thermal inertia of underfloor heating?
Unlike you, I know how it works, and unlike you, I have it throughout the whole house. Radiators are only in the garage, the boiler room and the bathrooms.
Although whether I have it or not is irrelevant in this particular case.
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For heating, you need a weather-compensated controller to manage it properly; for this, Auratony valves are sufficient, as they shut off each circuit individually, but due to thermal inertia, controlling underfloor heating doesn’t work very well, I wouldn’t buy those gadgets a second time now when it comes to underfloor heating,
This just proves that you’re completely clueless when it comes to underfloor heating. I get the impression you’re the same in other areas too.
A weather-compensated controller is a completely different matter and is used more to control the boiler efficiently, and consequently the entire heating system.
The number of components purchased has nothing to do with their functionality.
Buying 400 Trabants won’t give us what buying a single Porsche Panamera would.
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And with the Integra, I can also switch off any of the circuits once the set temperature is reached.
So I suppose that argument doesn’t hold water ; if you mean something else, please elaborate.
I don’t think so, though. You’d still have to programme the appropriate algorithm into the Satel, and that’s beyond its capabilities.
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It can control blinds, and does so excellently. Personally, I have NICE motors, and there was a problem with the control, but thanks to the essentially unlimited capabilities of the controller, I managed to sort it out
YOU’RE TALKING NONSENSE. Roller blinds are one thing, and Venetian blinds are another. The Integra cannot send a relay control pulse with a duration of less than 1 second. To control Venetian blinds properly, pulse durations of 0.2–0.3 seconds are required to adjust the slats correctly.
On top of that, there’s a delay of over 2 seconds between successive pulses.
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The problem was that control was only possible via a short circuit: that is, a short circuit opens the circuit within 3 seconds and closes it after 10 seconds. Configuring these outputs on the Integra was not a problem; in fact, the configuration was entirely flexible. As for the automatic system, they only operate once the alarm is armed, and control via the keypad, remote control or telephone is also not a problem.
Yet another confirmation that you haven’t the faintest idea about controlling blinds.
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Temperature control is fine; it’s not possible at the moment, but it will be soon – they’re working on it at Satel,
How long am I supposed to wait? A year, two, or will they scrap the project because it’s pointless?
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As for dimmers, that’s not a subject I’m familiar with, but I’m sure it’s also possible with the Integra.
As for the first part of your sentence, you’re right – it’s unfamiliar to you – and it would be best if you left it at that, because you’re talking nonsense.
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What’s the point of writing about the capabilities of an alarm system in a thread about the Fibaro wireless smart home system?
– this approach has recently become the most popular because it appears to be cheap. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to read up on the Vision system. I’ve got one of these little gems and I can’t complain. The system basically runs in the background once you’ve got used to the fact that there are certain things you don’t need to keep track of. And it has plenty of capabilities.
to the Satel system, preferably wirelessly, even if it’s just to enable the on/off function? Because one simple option that springs to mind is using text messages and configuring responses to messages in the Satel control panel, but I’d be happy to hear other suggestions.
; I’ve used both:
