Anyone using this Moes Wifi RF IR remote controller? Now left idle because I could not pair this with HA... grrrr...

https://shopee.com.my/Moes-WiFi-RF-IR-Unive...3380.5977127003

I have one wiring for the porch lamp pre-installed by the developer.I planned to install 2 porch lamp by tapping to the pre-installed wiring.The problem is i want to control the ON/OFF of the lamp individually and the porch ceiling is made of concrete.The wiring guy said hard to pull wire for the switch for another lamp as it was concrete.So i planned to install wireless switch to control the lamp.What are the options to make this feature?

I dont get you.Do you have any examples or pictures?

The one in the picture looks nice.Can we achive the same with Sonoff switches?
I just need wireless switch that works in all mode(Wifi+BT+RF) just in case one mode fails.

Nop.Planning to buy

But idk which brand could support. Is there anyway to check before buying?

Hi, I am renovating my new house and I figured to have at least 1 smart switch installed in each room. Anyone could suggest me a worthy and reliable brand? Thanks a lot.

Ps: I have neutral.

Nope, I’m also looking for RF transmitter for my fans.

I think they are 433 MHz but I don't have any hubs for it yet... or you mean the M2 Hub does support RF? 
D1 2 gang? or D1 wireless?

I’m using life smart motor so they do have a HomeKit hub 😁 but since RF it’s quite random at times.
I’m using HomeKit, recently just started with homebridge too. (Trying to figure out Tuya tsk).

Broadlink has RF? Will check it out.

Will test out the RM4 Pro, hopefully it works 😆. Would be nice if that hub has enough range for all fans around the house. Then I can leave the switch always on and use radio for controls instead.

Hi guys,

Great to see this thread is active and alive. I am planning to get my home renovated and plan to make it a smarthome as much as possible. Switches, curtains, AC, alarm and cctv. Found out that my new house came with Zwave ready.. And via an old (discontinued) model hub and it's connected to the home alarm system. *sigh*. Initial plan is to use all zigbee with HA but now have to put zwave into the mix.

Need advice:
1) I don't think my plugs and switches has neutral lines. Should I get it all neutral-ed (cost issue) or just use non neutral switches? So far in my current test with non neutral is pretty OK.

2) zwave + zigbee... Only way to get them under the same ecosystem is via HA?

Please do share ideas and tips since I'm going to reno.

Thanks.

Did you manage to get the FP2? Also, where did you see that it was RM160 without shipping?

Ya even air cond and curtains will affect it, so manyak troublesome. I was looking at it at first but hmm

I have been using the fp2 for almost 2 weeks, this mmWave occupancy sensor is amazing!

It is multi zone’s detection, can act like multiple motion sensors
It is damn sensitive and accurate to few cm, even you are sleeping and it can sense your respiratory movements
It has very fast response times, once you are entering or leaving the designated zone, it triggers in less than a second
You can configure interference zones for fan, curtains to avoid unintended triggers
It works well in HomeKit, so it can work flawlessly with home assistant

The drawback is it requires usb power, hence, not convenient to place at the best spot

Currently the device available in China and can only pair to China region, and the connection to China is damn slow, the setup of zones requires real time connections to China servers, hence, it is not easy to setup. However, detection is locally run and does not require connection to China servers

I'm curious about the IKEA smart home system. IKEA has its Smart Home app as well.

However, it appears that IKEA Malaysia does not sell the TRÅDFRI gateway or DIRIGERA hub which is the latter is Matter-compatible. They were only available on the IKEA Singapore website.

Worse, TRÅDFRI drivers are usually in short supply!

You can position the sensor downwards to your couch or bed, the sensor has not-so-wide cover area

Interference zones cannot overlap with detection zones, thus, placement is very crucial to get accurate and sensitive detection, I spent two days to find the best spot

Updated my Apple Home to "new architecture" and ended up all my automation stopped  .

Rebooted everything and it worked fine... btw now that I'm curious... if I want a more advance automation... I can do HA, but still use HomeKit for interface when want to turn on manually?

My set-up now is...

Aqara, LifeSmart --> HomeKit
Kasa, Panasonic, Mi Home --> HomeBridge --> HomeKit

So if I were to do the HA..

Aqara, LifeSmart, Kasa, Panasonic, Mi Home --> HA --> HomeBridge --> HomeKit?

Broadlink RM4 Pro arrived, so I tried to pair RF to my fans (which doesn’t have any template unfortunately).

First fan I tried is the Rezo fan, so it kinda worked. These pretty much 1 instruction per button. Except the light when on or off need separate actions.



Now for this other type of remote where I can’t even learn the frequency band yet… how to proceed? 😅



I tried with my Daikin IR remote also having same issue aiyo 😅



And to expose to HomeBridge also not so straight forward (but before that need let it work natively first 🤣)

now I'm keen to learn HASS 

Side now some how after trying multiple times finally the thing gotten the frequency... seems I need to do every "state" for those controls. Which will do for now la, since my main thing is to automate so my AC turns on cooling the room down before I go inside.

Now need to figure out how to work with this homebridge plugin...