Just spotted that Energenie have TVR's now https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/MIHO ... %202.1.pdf
It looks like they are on the 434.3MHz frequency so that would be great to get working with the RXFCOM 433
Energenie TVR and RFXCOM
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Energenie TVR and RFXCOM
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Just spotted that Energenie have TVR's now https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/MIHO ... %202.1.pdf
It looks like they are on the 434.3MHz frequency so that would be great to get working with the RXFCOM 433
Just spotted that Energenie have TVR's now https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/MIHO ... %202.1.pdf
It looks like they are on the 434.3MHz frequency so that would be great to get working with the RXFCOM 433
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Re: Energenie TVR and RFXCOM
It seems to use the http://www.sentec.co.uk/technologies/openthings protocol
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Re: Energenie TVR and RFXCOM
The TRV's are FSK modulated devices, using the OpenThings protocol.
I have some rudimentary support for these in my new Python libraries here:
https://github.com/whaleygeek/pyenergenie
Edward Frost has got them working with an earlier version of my code, but I hope to flesh out the eTRV device class soon, as I have one of these devices to test against now.
The eTRV is a two-way device, you can program a setpoint temperature in it, and also receive things like battery voltage and ambient temperature from it.
David
@whaleygeek
I have some rudimentary support for these in my new Python libraries here:
https://github.com/whaleygeek/pyenergenie
Edward Frost has got them working with an earlier version of my code, but I hope to flesh out the eTRV device class soon, as I have one of these devices to test against now.
The eTRV is a two-way device, you can program a setpoint temperature in it, and also receive things like battery voltage and ambient temperature from it.
David
@whaleygeek