[Solved] Fibaro - Which modules to choose for hybrid lighting control in the living room?

Hello.
I'm renovating the living room and I'm planning the biggest revolution in lighting. There will be several light sources + LEDs. I need a hybrid solution, so classic switches + remote control (separate remote +smartphone).

To start with, I was thinking about Philips HUE. 16 million colours I don't need but changing from warm to cold white would be useful. I would still carry the starter kit but the next bulbs >250PLN is a bit excessive.

Now I'm thinking about Fibaro. And I think that by combining all the elements I could achieve more than I initially expected.
I've read, looked through the instructions, watched videos and I only have a few doubts and a request to people familiar with the Fibaro system for explanations.

Fibaro offers:
- Single/Double Switch
- Relay Switch
- Double Relay Switch

I thought Switch was a switch for lights - single/double depending on which switch you connect to.

And Relay is a relay to control sockets i.e. we control a device that is connected to that particular socket type on/off.

I watched the demo videos on the Fibaro website and, in addition to the applications I mentioned above, they connect both Switch to sockets and Relay to switches and I don't know where the difference is?

What is the difference between their Switch and Relay products?

I'm guessing that the control via Smartphone is only via LAN?
I came up with the idea that by using Relay I could operate the Faac drive for the entrance gate and the Hormann from the garage door. Everything would be in one place.
The z-wave range would probably be ok (each device extends the range) but I don't have the range of my WiFi on the street in front of the gate, so I don't think my idea can be realised? Is it possible to control my control panel also via WAN? How secure is this?

There is also such a thing as a Dimmer - a lighting dimmer.
You connect the Home Center with a cable to your router; you can even access it from an external network.

Generally it is as you say, switch - switch, relay - literally relay, control of various devices e.g. roller shutters etc. What is the main reason that you want to load cash into external modules and then have connectivity problems? In a house with a property, gate and the rest of the equipment any cable solution will always work much better, who knows if at your place with a gate you won't have to run a cable anyway, see at least the basic Deimic one module even without an extension and you also have a breakdown on switches, relays and a mass of others.

Thank you for the hint. I have spent a week looking at various solutions. Deimic and yes - I would get the same result, but it would mean renovating the whole cottage. Installing in the switchboard and running a low-voltage control system everywhere.
I am only renovating the living room. I will indeed run a cable from the gate to the garage, but I can take care of everything in the building without demolishing it. I can handle Fibaro on my own, by studying the videos and instructions. As far as I can see, the Deimic requires an electrician to install it in the switchboard.

Cobrix wrote:

Deimic as far as I can see already requires an electrician to embed it in the switchgear.

Fibaro too - after all, it controls 230V powered devices.

Closing because the system asks.