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Jamie mccrostie

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  1. Bit late but look for temp device in unassigned devices
  2. With six down lights your load will be large enough you wont need a bypass
  3. Or use 2 switch 2 single switch units or change you wall switches to push buttons
  4. @RiccardoCanettaThere is a second common blue wire coming off the back off implant next to antenna for use with sensors don't tie this in with your main common connection.
  5. Yes this is possible. Generally it is good practice to keep voltages well separated and those terminals on fgs 222 are very close. A safer option is to slave a second dumb relay which gets switched by fgs222 240 v and in turn switches your low voltage circuit, more expensive but safer, then your low voltage wires and connections will be well seperate from the mains voltage. however your proposal will still work as you described if you search in the forum this has beed discussed many times.,
  6. Did you leave the second common wire on both devices capped off? i have had similar freezes on one install and tried plenty to fix the problem Also do you have different power supply you can try?
  7. Dont think that will work parameters are shared between the two
  8. Load is too small, you need to purchase a fibaro dimmer bypass or increase the amount or size of lamps. With most loads the minimum is about 20w but its a bit trial and error. A 5w LED lamp however will definitely need a bypass fitted.
  9. Surely more people installing this product use push buttons than toggle switches. Changing that setting on installs is getting pretty old house after house.
  10. Hmmm haven’t experience in homey sorry
  11. connect power supply to unit 12 or 24v dc + (red) to red common (black) to blue for input 1 then reed switch goes between yellow wire and Common Then set parm 20 to suit either 1 or 2 if required
  12. Do you have a Home center 2 if so it should work ok problems only with hc3
  13. Thanks Marco for reply Yes i got it to work the same separate scene which changes icons depending on globals trick was to find scene icon ids through hc2/docs thanks again
  14. Hi and what was your solution? was it they delay?
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