Hi guys, i got my rfxcom long time ago, but i was too busy last weeks with testing the VOC sensor and the battery-based version. Now i am finally back on the topic, and disucssing it with Bert and some guys with Homeseer. Since i do not yet quite understand the topic, can you give me some ...

it looks more like a special plugin has to be developed in domoticz to simplfy the setup so i finally decided to spend the 100eur and buy a rfxcom and check it out in detail up to now i was using rflink, where it was pretty straightforward - messages are received, each one has an id and a value ...

Thanks!
i will get in contact with them

Hi guys, i was in discussion with Bert (the Rfxcom developer) some time ago. We discussed it it makes sense to add specific device types for the CO2, Dust, etc. Since i only had very few devices with RF433 sold by then - he proposed to leave it like it is, and have the people configure them manually ...

Does anyone have a suggestion of which CO2 sensors they would actually recommend? A couple of years ago I started making the vAir CO2 Monitor. It is mainly driven by demand from home automation enthusiasts so you will find easy integration with almost any home automation system. With time it got ...

I am the maker behind this device :) in fact currently there is an ongoing promotion. if you would like to buy, you may make use of it http://domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=14481 as for monitoring outside, the you can equip a device with a Dust sensor - to monitor outside particulate matter ...

ahhh, makes sense!
I ordered now a dozen to give them a try, but it seems pretty straight forward to integrate them

And a gas (for when I leave the stove on) & smoke detector (when I am to engrossed into my screen and let it burn again). I want to try to put them inside my "afzuigkap/wassumkap" stove ventilation shaft. I do not mind it the sensors break down after 6 months due to greace. Their as cheap as ...

And a flame sensor (with little case around the sensor), it's small enough to hide behind my (not build in) fridge and still point at my stove. That could be a neat safety feature next to the smoke sensor in the kitchen. hmm, i saw those in the morning, when i read about the ir sensors, but i ...

Very interesting Project and pehap a solution for the problema of automatic lights/PIR sensors. I've read this can detect sense of movement, so it could detect if a person go into or out from a room, so we could know how many persons are in the room and so keeps light on or heater or.... Am I right ...

great :) i will add as options the 4-way and 2-way, will update the campaign later just have to see how to include them in the firmware for battery powered operation, i am not sure how it will work. At the end the Wifi has to be active constantly, and it consumes 50-60ma, which means 2aa's will be ...

Very interesting project. Have you thought of adding IR emitter & receptor ? That way, one could replace IR remote with domoticz, which is currently difficult to find. Regards, GD interesting, i didn't know this browsing around i found different emitters like this one with 4 LEDS http://www.emartee ...

not really
I am using a different brand
but they do nit uave white anymore so I decided to switch to those

so I will order form this white

Which 3D printer do you use? I am interested in getting one, but total noob. I use in fact a dutch one :) http://www.felixprinters.com/products/3d-printers/felix-3/3d-printer-felix-3-1-diy-kit i believe nowadays there are decent printers for half of the price, but more than an year ago this was one ...

mm Looks great, only the Batterylife is with what sensor? Look @ Mysensors, 1-2 months :-( with a motion yeah... montion sensor is hard, as you need to constantly monitor it - unlike the temperature sensor for motion sensors i plan another device, which will essentially have a low power Atmega 328p ...

yeah.. i will get different colors, it would be nice to have something to choose from. This is where i get them: http://colorfabb.com/pla-pha http://colorfabb.com/specials but it doesn't look they have exactly this one - they have something like a greenish beige as for batteries, this is a different ...

One big box. I thought like as with the dongle with case, the sensors themselves had cases. I imaged cases around the temperature sensor, oled/lcd screen,... that why I thought lego... or something like Google Project Ara: First Modular Smartphone (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEC6myN2mXg). ahh ...

How many sensors can you add to one vesprino device? (Hope more then one) Well, the ESP8266 has 1 Analog input and 4-5 free GPIOs, so you cannot be too creative:) On the other hand most of the sensors that i have included communicate over I2C, so they all will be connected to just two GPIOs (and ...

Hi Guys, You may be interested in this device: vESPrino https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/vesprino-the-iot-dongle/x/10721175#/ Just launched the campaign. Have a have a look on the video Perks start at 5-6 Eur :) It is a small USB Powered device, that has Button and RGB Led. Via Serial Port you can ...

Hi Jan, Perahps you already found a solution for you, but as on another forum there was a big interest in this topic i would like to raise the attention also here. There i was asked to modify a device i am selling to be used mostly in Home Automation setups http://www.domoticaforum.eu/viewtopic.php ...