Which smart home system is suitable for our new building?

  • Erstellt am 2022-07-24 09:48:31

Roookie

2022-08-07 23:13:38
  • #1

Radio control via app. In my opinion, affordable and high-quality. Disadvantage: It is tied to the manufacturer.
 

Roookie

2022-08-07 23:28:15
  • #2
I am Master of Science IT. I can assess that somehow. With KNX only the electrician earns 20-30 times more in comparison for nicely making slots and laying cables. It's nicely open, but in the end KNX is nothing more than outdated legacy system switch technology. But that's just my personal opinion.
 

sysrun80

2022-08-07 23:34:32
  • #3
Which frequency does Rademacher use? ISM 868? Encryption? Do they have open APIs (Rest, gRPC, Coap)? Cloud dependency?
 

Tassimat

2022-08-07 23:35:23
  • #4
And no socket... only with such an intermediate adapter. Thanks, no thanks. IT != electrical, so a beginner in the field. The name says it all :D
 

sysrun80

2022-08-07 23:41:28
  • #5


An electrical master can definitely also tell you a tall tale about the individual protocols - or assess them somewhere.

The Rademacher stuff is also just an overpriced HomeMatic - which is far more open
 

Roookie

2022-08-07 23:48:17
  • #6

what kind of intermediate adapter???


no cloud mandatory.
I can only say that Rademacher 1. is cheap and 2. works perfectly and simply and that also with Philips Hue, Enfy cams, etc. With KNX you need a programmer to remodel everything if you want to change something. For whatever reasons. Here everything direct on the fly in the app. No one forces you to do it. I’m just saying it works. Anyone who has 10,000€++ for KNX for the same result should do so.
 

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