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Welcome,
Situation:
I bought the flat from the developer at a point in time when I could no longer make changes to the electrical system, but I am still pre-finishing, so partial changes are acceptable. I won't be replacing all the electrics, but I can run a control cable to each box, e.g. roller shutter buttons, light buttons or room temperature controllers, as I will be suspending the ceiling.
I have space for the control panel right next to the whole set of valves for the floor and tap water and also next to the switchboard.
The latter makes little difference because:
- the power supply for the roller shutters is drawn each time from a 230V socket in the respective room near the roller shutters
- the room controller similarly - a phase is applied to it and it transmits it to the solenoid valve when the setpoint requirements are met
- light in the hall in a staircase arrangement - 3 switches.
All in all, I don't really have a way to rewire the electrical system anyway.
Requirements:
I'm most keen on roller shutter control, an ergonomic application with configurable "macros" (mainly a button to "disarm and open" the roller shutters) and an LCD panel for convenient central control from the hallway, also with programmable buttons.
Temperature control - at first I thought this was irrelevant, but nevertheless I would like to implement simple logic i.e. heat/unheat at such and such times.
Light control - normally I would be completely redundant - but in the kitchen connected to the living room I currently have 4 circuits for lighting (2 x separate, 1 double). They all converge at one point - 2 double switches. I would like to increase the number of lighting points to 6-7 and set the lighting "scene" depending on. e.g. a double click, or a single switch through the scenes.
Solutions:
I was thinking of solving the problem with roller shutters on Integra (because it has the possibility of operating through the LCD panel), INT-O + Zamel SRP01 , so I will be able to control from the control panel and from buttons. The latest versions of the Satel application for mobile devices to operate the Integra look quite decent.
Question 1 - can it be done better with this arrangement? (Better module in the box, different approach).
Roller shutters are straightforward, as the subject is trite.
Question 2 - I don't really know how or whether to get on with the light at all, and whether the Integra will do it right. I found a tutorial like this the other day:
https://www.montersi.pl/wsparcie/porada/sterowanie-oswietleniem-satel-integra-2/
The question is whether there are equivalents for the SRP-01 for the light? Identical tasks - allow switching from the control panel and from the button?
Well, and a question to more experienced colleagues - what about temperature controllers and heating control? Similarly, I would have to replace the current "stupid" controller with one that handles control from the control panel/local or only from the control panel. I could also skip it - add a relay, rock the controllers to the max, add temperature sensors and control this according to temperature and 'macro/program'. Only this seems to me to be making my life a bit harder instead of easier.
I read somewhere on the forum about the Ropam system being a much more ergonomic solution. I've never used one - is this really the case or is it just an isolated opinion (because, as you know - we don't argue about tastes)?
Situation:
I bought the flat from the developer at a point in time when I could no longer make changes to the electrical system, but I am still pre-finishing, so partial changes are acceptable. I won't be replacing all the electrics, but I can run a control cable to each box, e.g. roller shutter buttons, light buttons or room temperature controllers, as I will be suspending the ceiling.
I have space for the control panel right next to the whole set of valves for the floor and tap water and also next to the switchboard.
The latter makes little difference because:
- the power supply for the roller shutters is drawn each time from a 230V socket in the respective room near the roller shutters
- the room controller similarly - a phase is applied to it and it transmits it to the solenoid valve when the setpoint requirements are met
- light in the hall in a staircase arrangement - 3 switches.
All in all, I don't really have a way to rewire the electrical system anyway.
Requirements:
I'm most keen on roller shutter control, an ergonomic application with configurable "macros" (mainly a button to "disarm and open" the roller shutters) and an LCD panel for convenient central control from the hallway, also with programmable buttons.
Temperature control - at first I thought this was irrelevant, but nevertheless I would like to implement simple logic i.e. heat/unheat at such and such times.
Light control - normally I would be completely redundant - but in the kitchen connected to the living room I currently have 4 circuits for lighting (2 x separate, 1 double). They all converge at one point - 2 double switches. I would like to increase the number of lighting points to 6-7 and set the lighting "scene" depending on. e.g. a double click, or a single switch through the scenes.
Solutions:
I was thinking of solving the problem with roller shutters on Integra (because it has the possibility of operating through the LCD panel), INT-O + Zamel SRP01 , so I will be able to control from the control panel and from buttons. The latest versions of the Satel application for mobile devices to operate the Integra look quite decent.
Question 1 - can it be done better with this arrangement? (Better module in the box, different approach).
Roller shutters are straightforward, as the subject is trite.
Question 2 - I don't really know how or whether to get on with the light at all, and whether the Integra will do it right. I found a tutorial like this the other day:
https://www.montersi.pl/wsparcie/porada/sterowanie-oswietleniem-satel-integra-2/
The question is whether there are equivalents for the SRP-01 for the light? Identical tasks - allow switching from the control panel and from the button?
Well, and a question to more experienced colleagues - what about temperature controllers and heating control? Similarly, I would have to replace the current "stupid" controller with one that handles control from the control panel/local or only from the control panel. I could also skip it - add a relay, rock the controllers to the max, add temperature sensors and control this according to temperature and 'macro/program'. Only this seems to me to be making my life a bit harder instead of easier.
I read somewhere on the forum about the Ropam system being a much more ergonomic solution. I've never used one - is this really the case or is it just an isolated opinion (because, as you know - we don't argue about tastes)?
