Control of multiple roller shutters

  • Erstellt am 2019-06-16 10:34:47

guckuck2

2019-06-26 17:40:08
  • #1


A colleague retrofitted WLAN-based stuff for the blinds in his apartment. It works individually, but not with group function. There are 8 blinds; when he wanted to raise them all centrally, it rarely worked with all of them; usually 1-2 blinds didn’t execute the command. He tore it out again and replaced it with something on 868, I’d have to ask again.
 

nitrox1337

2019-06-26 17:49:39
  • #2
Well.... if I run my WiFi over 300 sqm from one router without a repeater, that's a clear case. But I don't think anyone would do that. Mesh is a simple and good solution. So I currently operate 14 blinds over WiFi on 3 floors and have never had any problems. You of course have to ensure comprehensive WiFi coverage, that's a clear thing. But especially the 2.4 GHz is extremely powerful and stable. It looks different on 5 GHz. You have to set up a few more repeaters there. But basically, I don't see a problem for the average end user.

Optimal of course to operate everything on 5 GHz. Hardly anyone does that and the range is lower. Which of course increases the use of repeaters and requires basic compatibility of the devices.
 

Tassimat

2019-06-26 18:08:16
  • #3
With somewhat better routers, you can also create multiple networks to separate data-intensive things like streaming from home automation.
Whereas in new buildings or old buildings, streaming, cameras, etc. naturally run via cable.
 

guckuck2

2019-06-26 18:11:05
  • #4
Repeaters and mesh have no place in new buildings either. But here, philosophies apparently collide.
 

benutzer 1004

2019-06-26 19:06:11
  • #5
Because of costs and/or the developer? Unfortunately, not everyone plans their house themselves.
 

boxandroof

2019-06-26 20:24:18
  • #6
Presumably, with your evaluative remark, you mean the presence of a central bus system to which all sorts of things can be connected. I am also in favor of cables. But radio was more sensible in our new build, which was supposed to have as little technology as possible. At the window manufacturer I ordered radio motors, done. For less money, I got the certainty that the control can be designed to be reasonably flexible (groups, sensors if required, wind guards, etc.). During the construction phase, I did not want to deal with the more expensive and potentially less flexible central wiring, a central control only for shading, as well as the associated electrician.
 

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