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Z-Wave - which 12V receiver for a Fibaro wireless smoke detector?

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  • #1 16285224
    Alcam
    Level 8  
    Welcome,

    I need to connect a Fibaro wireless smoke detector to an alarm system.
    Do you know of any receiver powered by 12V which works with Z-Wave (compatible with FIBARO)?
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  • #2 16285722
    tomjed
    Level 28  
    And this detector does not have the possibility to be powered from 12V...? And as far as I know it has NC and NO contacts....
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  • #3 16285739
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    tomjed wrote:
    And this detector does not have the ability to be powered from 12V...?
    .
    No.
    tomjed wrote:
    as far as I know it has NC and NO contacts...
    .
    No.
    The Fibaro Smoke detector is a battery-operated device that communicates via the Z-Wave protocol and the Home Center control panel. For the future, I advise you to familiarise yourself with the hardware instead of writing silly things.
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    Pka, Poznań, 60-850
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  • #4 16285766
    tomjed
    Level 28  
    No
    sosarek wrote:
    The Fibaro Smoke Detector is a battery-operated device that communicates via the Z-Wave protocol
    .

    Come on, seriously... I know different there... But a man learns all his life... Has kol sosarek been to Fibaro training...? Because they told me otherwise...
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    sosarek

    Level 43  
    tomjed wrote:
    What are you, seriously.... I know different there... But a man learns all his life...

    https://www.fibaro.com/pl/products/smoke-sensor/
    I've assembled them, they were only in the battery version, it's some new product(I haven't come in contact with it yet).
    Anyway, the author wrote clearly
    Alcam wrote:
    I need to connect a Fibaro wireless smoke detector to an alarm system.
    Company Account:
    Z
    Pka, Poznań, 60-850
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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  • #6 16286400
    _ZBYCH_
    Level 15  
    The detector came in two versions: FGSS-001 and FGSD-002.

    The FGSS-001 version actually had terminals, a 12V power supply option and a relay output in addition to battery power and Z-Wave radio communication.
    Unfortunately - for unknown reasons - Fibaro discontinued production of this model and currently only produce the radio model FGSD-002 :( .

    I have installed a dozen of these wired detectors myself and have customers who want to have such nice miniature smoke detectors installed.
    Unfortunately Fibaro does not offer a radio receiver to enable the wireless detectors to work with a wired alarm system.

    I wonder if such an F&F receiver will work with a Fibaro detector:
    http://www.fif.com.pl/produkt/2198/2208
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Topic summary

The Fibaro wireless smoke detector is primarily a battery-operated device using Z-Wave communication and does not support direct 12V power input. There were two versions: the FGSS-001, which included terminals for 12V power supply and relay output alongside battery and Z-Wave functionality, and the FGSD-002, a purely wireless radio model currently in production. Fibaro discontinued the FGSS-001 model, leaving only the wireless FGSD-002 available. No official Fibaro Z-Wave receiver powered by 12V exists to integrate these wireless detectors with wired alarm systems. A third-party receiver from F&F was suggested as a possible solution, but compatibility with Fibaro’s communication and encryption protocols remains uncertain.
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