Here’s a new video from LightwaveRF that gives a nice overview of their growing range of home automation products – including their new wireless radiator valves…
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Another day, another protocol 🙁
Yes, another protocol, but the good news is that it appears most players on the market are now designing IP gateways. Now all we need is a automation company to design interfaces for the major IP Gateways available in the industry, and we have a one-stop-shop…
If Only…..
We are looking into making a dashboard to control your home regardless of which brand of products you choose.
Would you like to give us a list of major ip gateways and features you’d like as a user and we can do some analysis.
@ RX That sounds like a brilliant idea.
As the Apps that lightwave made for your smartphone looks like it was drawn with a crayon.
The fantasy video showing mum wondering around the house with a ipad does not exist just go to the Apple app store and you wont find one for the ipad
@Robbie.. there is the RFXCom RFXtrx433 which works with a whole bunch of different home automation equipment.. i use one with a pile of different adapters from LWRF, Home Easy, Byron and other manufacturers..
The video shows the new app, which replaces the current one.
I think they had to extend it for some of the new heating and security features anyway.
Now all we need is “If This Then That” (IFTTT.com) support…
@Simon This isn’t a new format, I’ve had it in my house for a year or so. (I have about 8 devices and the oddly-named “wifi hub”)