24v DC supply switch

[Shahmirous 0]

Hi everyone,

 

We are trying to replace old Heger switches which are powered by 24v dc and use Fibaro switch instead.

only 24vDC is supplied at the back of each switch and there is no 110 or 240v.

 

Does anybody know if any Fibaro switch could be supplied by 24vDC? 

or any other way of doing this with Fibaro?

 

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[Jamie mccrostie 82]

@Shahmirous

 

Yes you can do this with RGBW module 12/24v

It will give you up to 4 dimmer inputs which thru the right coding can switch or dim board mounted modules.

I have herd  of this being used to replace a Cbus system with Fibaro

[Shahmirous 0]

Thanks Jamie, 

I will read the RGBW manual and might come back with more questions.

 

[Sjekke 87]

I want to automate my roller blinds, but since I don't have 230V in the neighborhood I was thinking to use battery powered motors.

 

Does anyone know if I can use a dimmer to open/close the blinds, because the Fibaro Roller Shutters module only operates between 110v-230v.

 

 

[akatar 208]

@Sjekke whisch amount of power do youre blinds need?

 

 

[T.Konopka 8]

@Shahmirous , please, take a look at the guidelines for this category:

 

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[Sjekke 87]

10 hours ago, akatar said:

@Sjekke whisch amount of power do youre blinds need?

 

 

@akatar don’t now yet. Still have to look for a good motor. It’s seems in the US they exist (youtube), I don’t find them in the EU yet.