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Home control - PLC, roller shutters, lighting, alarm, monitoring - Smart Home + Classic installation

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  • #31 20990352
    Berend
    Level 17  
    But since Shelly, is more expensive than Son Off or Zamel, I dread to think how those modules perform.
    Maybe those after-market modules have better cooling ...? (but do they have any at all ...).
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  • #32 20993048
    Berend
    Level 17  
    My PLC uPC3 Carel drops out
    So rather stay with Home Assistant and shelly modules and others.
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  • #33 20993053
    Daro1003
    Level 34  
    Berend wrote:
    Maybe these aftermarket modules have better cooling ...? (but do they even have ...)
    Well, what do I have ? Shelly 2.5 is a doped module.

    The only thing is that I think they have improved something in the newer version with the power supply.
  • #34 20993055
    Berend
    Level 17  
    Daro1003 wrote:
    Berend wrote:
    Maybe these aftermarket modules have better cooling ...? (but do they even have ...)

    Well, what do I have ? Shelly 2,5 are the bus-modules.

    The only thing is I think that in the newer version they have improved something with the power supply.


    I thought you had the version for the th-35 bus.

    Generally I will be doing a star installation, the switchgear will be huge and I'll just have to think later what to control....
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  • #35 20993078
    Daro1003
    Level 34  
    Berend wrote:
    I'll just be thinking later on what to control it with....

    Whether this is a good solution I don't know probably not because various topics will come up during construction and instead of dealing with other things you'll be designing the control e.g. you'll install blinds or have them installed so it's good to close them at night and secure the construction. The other thing is the lighting also needed controlled by it and the fact that it is for finishing work.

    Having everything prepared at your leisure you assemble and it already works.
    Some modules need to be installed, assembled and certain stages closed.
  • #36 20993083
    Berend
    Level 17  
    You're right, but such basic circuits can be connected to some contactors and that's it.

    And eventually I think I'll do that the Home assistant itself and control a few sockets, lighting and roller shutters, and to the actuators I'll connect a cable and I'll think what to do later.
    Only I have to buy temperature sensors because such NTC or PT1000 what I have will not work with HA.
  • #37 20993411
    Daro1003
    Level 34  
    Plan as many circuits as possible to the sockets better invest in cables.

    Now I would make more of them myself because of the photovoltaic type hybrid or disconnecting circuits for example for the computer or TV I would give separate circuits because of them to disconnect automatically at night or when no one is home. I have two TV's which are used to display images from the cameras and it turns out that one of them consumes 18W in standby so I installed a SP111 socket to switch it off (you can do it cheaper e.g. sonoff) I also wanted to study the energy consumed.

    This kind of treatment makes it necessary to disperse and mount individual devices rather than having everything in one place in the switchgear.
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  • #38 20996683
    Berend
    Level 17  
    Good point, that's what I did, I have more than 40 electrical circuits alone (not counting roller shutters or cameras)
  • #39 20996917
    Daro1003
    Level 34  
    Sockets outside in soffit for lights ?
    Light sensors outside temp etc ?
    Coaxial cable to garage door drive aerial for improved range.
  • #40 20998550
    Berend
    Level 17  
    In these circuits I was referring to the classic 230/400 volts.

    This did not apply to tele-technical or temperature sensors

    I have yes.
  • #41 21007901
    Berend
    Level 17  
    Another change...

    Instead of a Carel PLC and Satel control panel, I will simply add a Beckhoff controller + Home Assistant.
  • #42 21008378
    Daro1003
    Level 34  
    In my opinion, it is a poor idea to give up Satel, but it is a typical alarm system with many useful functions, such as operation of code locks for doors, long-range remote control, GSM notification in the form of CLIP and SMS. An additional advantage is a certain stability, where no update causes confusion and certain functionalities work stably.
  • #43 21010969
    Berend
    Level 17  
    And so bad and so bad
    Not an easy thing to do.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the integration of smart home technology with traditional electrical installations, focusing on controlling electric roller shutters, lighting, and alarm systems. The user plans to implement a system that allows for both manual and automated control of 13 roller shutters, considering the use of applications instead of traditional switches. Recommendations include using Domoticz or Home Assistant for home automation, with specific mentions of Shelly 2.5 modules for roller shutter control and Sonoff devices for lighting. Concerns about the reliability and stability of wireless systems versus wired solutions are raised, alongside discussions about the durability of various devices. The conversation also touches on the potential for integrating temperature sensors and actuators for heating control, as well as the importance of planning sufficient electrical circuits for future needs.
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