#LOXONE CLIMATE CONTROLLER INSTALL#

In case you'd need to set blinds to different positions (why would you?), you may always do it from your smarthone or tablet. But you rarely need to control them manually, as Loxone itself controls them perfectly for you. You need a Touch every room and it controls all blinds in that room. You most probably don't need a Touch every two blinds. Probably not worth then including Loxone lighting as I do not see so much value on it unless you do all the house like this and that will not be within my budget.ДЎ. I think Clima/Blinds is a nice feature to have in the house.

I will be having a Loxone partner installing it but I wanted to do my homework prior to know what I am paying for. So you don't know what's the status of the climate. And the control of the climate is only nby IR Signals without any Feedback. Negative aspects are of course that it is connected with wireless Lan, this is not as stable as an cable. With them I can control the Climates as well. I have one Esp8266 with an IR Diode in each Climate installed. The modules in the climates would then be connected to the Extension. To connect Tha climates you will need both, one of the Modbus RS485 modules for each climate and the loxone RS485 Extension. It does not have any contacts to switch a light or anything else.Д®ven for the blinds you will need some additional outputs. The switch itself is only connected to the loxone system. When you would like to switch the lights with an loxone touch you will have to connect the light to any digital output of loxone.

#LOXONE CLIMATE CONTROLLER INSTALL#

I will not do the programming myself but the company who will install it but I wanted to better understand what I would be buying. My question tough trying to ask in a different way, if I do connect it with TREE, I understand I will not be able to turn it on/off with a 'classic' electric switch.ДЄbout 2, Thanks. An other way is with a IR connection from Loxone.ДЄbout 1, if I do it, I will connect them by TREE. Further, you need a lot of experience with programming. But your airco should be able to connect with this. The best way is to use a modbus extension. There are several way's to control your lights.Дў. The way you connect them, doesn't matter and has no relationship how you want to control your lights. Wireless (AIR), TREE and with NANO (AIR). I can see that you don't have that much Loxone experience to make the thinks you questioned working. Thanks to anybody who coudl provide any feedback. Any other recommendation will aslo be welcomed.I do not fully understand it but would that be a possible replacement for the Intesis pricey controller? I read in Loxone's website about RS485 Extension.Is this the only way? Isnt there a simples (cheaper) solution?.They are quite pricey and I was wondering: In order to control the Cool/Heat Mitsubishi Splts system, I am told that I need to install a device like this one in each split so it can talk with Loxone. The reason I ask is that is that I would like to be able to turn on/off a light not only from the Loxone Touch but from other standard switches scattered accross, let's say, the living room.Any way to turn on/off normal LED lights connected with standard electric wiring?.Does it mean it can only activate lights that are Loxone made? (Wire connected).If I understood correctly, Loxone Touch is connected via Wire cable.The thing here is that I would like to make use of the Touch central button that can turn on/off lights and here is when my first doubt comes: To move the blinds up and down, I will put a Loxone Touch for every two blinds. I do not plan to connect to Loxone the Zehnder Q350 system as I think it will just work steady 24/7. For that, I will have Griesser blinds and Heat/Cold splits. My main goal for Loxone control in my new house is to manage House Climate. For what I read in this forum these may be quite simple questions but it would help me a lot any help you could provide.

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