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Guest ip9
Hi Everyone,
I have a few places in my house where there is only one set of wires to a location where I prefer to have two sepparately switched (dimmable) lights.
So right now I have (where + is a switch, L is Life, N is Neutral):
L------+-------Li
N--------------ght
So my thought was, Z-Wave would be ideal to "bridge" that gap:
L---------------------------------
(a) (b) ©
N---------------------------------
with
(a) representing either a FGD-211 oder FGS-221 with two mono stable buttons connected, but no lights
(b) and © each representing a FGD-211 whith no buttons connected but each of them switching/dimming one light/LED bulb
For (a) I thought I would set an association in group 1 and 2 to control (b) and ©
ok... I already did that, using the mentioned devices, a ZME_UZB1 Z-Wave controller and openhab.
All devices are currently within the same room, less than 3m apart.
And it kind of works. But very unreliable...
Clicking S1 on (a) mostly switches (b), even dimming (press and hold) sometimes works.
But probably around 50% it doesn't - so it's nothing I could present to my wife and tell here this is going to be the way we switch our lights now (nor would I accept it)
Any ideas what I did wrong, what I should configure in a different way?
My current config (different settings didn't change anything to the better):
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