Smart home consultation new construction wireless

You can of course determine the brightness yourself when pressing the button. So either the previous state is restored (that's how I operate it) or as you prefer on the scale from 1-99%. My actuators for the light, for example, also have a dual function: if the light is dimmed to, say, 30% and I want 100%, I just need to press the respective button twice quickly in a row and it jumps to 100% without the light turning off in between.

So far, I have never had a single problem with whether any actuator triggers cleanly or the respective state is displayed.

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My entire house is basically controlled with Z-Z-Wave. As a dimmer, I can exclusively recommend the ones from Qubino, significantly better than the Fibaro ones, I have them as DIN dimmers directly on the DIN rail and partially as dimmers in the wall sockets. The biggest advantage of these dimmers is that they can dim cleanly and flicker-free from 1W power. The other dimmers cannot do this without a bypass. For the blinds, I have the Fibaros installed. In total, well over 100 actuators and sensors from various manufacturers are installed in our system. Everything runs smoothly.....

Why anyone commits to radio in new construction surprises me. For new construction, KNX definitely makes sense. KNX is a standard that many build upon and thus you always get replacements.

And money doesn't matter...