Hello forumers! I am faced with the following problem: I want to install 3 60/75W light bulbs in a room, triggered for a user-defined time and the time at which it should happen i have googled a few such buzzwords, but all I have found are rather complicated installations covering the whole...

If the price doesn't put you off, see for example this:

See blebox (you mount under a standard switch and use it as standard) - schedules are due soon. The first cubes have been working for me for 2 years. Now I have dozens of devices installed as a distributed part of a smart building. I use to control the gates, control the radiators and water pumps, the lighting and now I'm working on the recuperation. It works really stably. You can control it from an app from the local network and from the outside.

Is it to be remote controlled somehow? Or will you be able to set it manually? If so, you might be happy with a simple electronic programmer such as this one: Such a programmer can be mounted in the installation box. There are also versions that plug directly into a mains socket: You can also find mechanical versions - these cost around 15 PLN.

Super! Thanks And which way to go if I decided to use smartphone control? I am still considering whether to use manual or from a mobile device

How do I install 3 60/75W bulbs with timer in one room?

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#1 16107832 05 Dec 2016 23:36

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Hello forumers!
I am faced with the following problem:
I want to install 3 60/75W light bulbs in a room, triggered for a user-defined time and the time at which it should happen
i have "googled" a few such buzzwords, but all I have found are rather complicated installations covering the whole house.
I am hoping for some direction, helpful links also welcome
Greetings!
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#2 16107897 06 Dec 2016 00:18

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Is it to be remote controlled somehow? Or will you be able to set it manually? If so, you might be happy with a simple electronic programmer such as this one:
http://automatyka.elstat.com.pl/p27827,cyfrow...z-w-puszce-lub-natynkowy-wymiary-80x80mm.html
Such a programmer can be mounted in the installation box.
There are also versions that plug directly into a mains socket:
https://www.leroymerlin.pl/elektrycznosc/akce...tor-czasowy-dt03-dpm-solid,p120956,l1071.html
You can also find mechanical versions - these cost around 15 PLN.
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#3 16107939 06 Dec 2016 01:16

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Super!
Thanks
And which way to go if I decided to use smartphone control?
I am still considering whether to use manual or from a mobile device
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If the price doesn't put you off, see for example this:
https://www.e-kupiec.com.pl/zdalny-wylacznik-gsm-typ-grg-01.html
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See blebox (you mount under a standard switch and use it as standard) - schedules are due soon. The first cubes have been working for me for 2 years. Now I have dozens of devices installed as a distributed part of a smart building. I use to control the gates, control the radiators and water pumps, the lighting and now I'm working on the recuperation. It works really stably. You can control it from an app from the local network and from the outside.
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