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Dear All,
I'm retrofitting some rollers and my constraint is that there is no cabling between the rollers and the wall switches. This means that the wall switches will use the Z-Wave network to communicate to the RS3 on the rollers (which have no wires on their Sx input).
Additionally, since all switches/plugs in the apartment are from Feller, and in order to respect the look-n-feel, I don't want to install some 3rd party Z-Wave switches that would look differently. As such, I'm going to install Feller Roller buttons on the wall, such as those:
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Lastly, Feller proposes two different versions of their Roller Switch: one only lets the current flow only while we press on a button (conact) while the other let the current flows once the button has been pressed (interrupt), i.e.
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I'd love your input on those two points. Thanks in advance.
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