Danfoss release of Z-wave technology?

[ecscsjo]

Danfoss has released a new wireless heating control system (http://www.danfoss.com/NewsAndEvents...oducts/CF2.htm): It seems as it is Z-wave but it can not be found anywhere in the documentation. If it is, then I wonder what type of data you can get from that system.

[MalcolmSu]

what makes you think it's z-wave? I couldn't find anything about z-wave connected with the CF2 or anywhere on the Danfoss site...

M

[ecscsjo]

Danfoss is part of the Z-wave program + the selected frequencies...

[Philzwave]

It is 100% a Z-wave product.

Phil

[--Richard]

According to the website, the product is compatible with the standard EN60730. Doesn't look even near to Z-wave....

Richard

[Philzwave]

EN60730 is not relevant to z-wave, it is a z-wave product.
Nice site Richard, liked your PIR sensor.

Phil

[--Richard]

Thanks for the compliments, Phil.

Is there any public announcement which confirms your statement? Can we ask where you gained this wisdome?

Sure hope this is Z-wave indeed! Would be a very nice addition!

Regards,

Richard

[heubie]

I found the answer to your question:

http://www.z-wavealliance.com/conten...House_CPH).pdf

Could answer mine:

is it possible to replace the control of the remote by a PC and the USB unit?

[--Richard]

If you mean that you want to use a pc to control Z-wave units instead of using a remote controller, look at http://www.automatedoutlet.com/produ...cat=121&page=1. Please note that, as far as I know, HomeSeer is currrently the only software which can control this USB device.

Also, there is some rumour in the community that the serial model ( http://www.automatedoutlet.com/produ...cat=121&page=1 ) is more reliable than the USB-version.

Regards,

Richard

[heubie]

Cf2 is (at the moment) a stand alone system. I the future I want to combine the house alarm with light switches and heating.

So by controling the Danfoss system by PC it is possible to give a "lower all" when I leave the house. Therefor I need to be 100% sure to have 'remote control' other than the original 'remote control'.

The original remote to me is just a nice 'add on' which I'm planing to use as a zonecontrol for a big room with 110 m2 floor heating.
I'm planing to give diffent offsets to kitchen, diner and living area at different times.

So i'm looking for certainty before a spent my money on this system