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Grantlhaua4 Feb 2020 14:29Hello everyone,
For our new build, I decided to go with the heating system from our manufacturer (Kermi) and am currently installing Enocean components (this can’t be changed now since the parts have been at home for a long time). I actually like the Enocean protocol a lot, but after reading a bit about smart home systems and seeing many things on Instagram and Pinterest, I came across IKEA Tradfri, Philips Hue, and a Doorbird as well. We also already have a Sonos system. Now my question is how to integrate all of this seamlessly. The plan is to use a tablet as the door station to access Doorbird, which is already set up using Tasker and Fully Kiosk. But how do I now connect Sonos, Hue, and Enocean into one system?
Should I use FHEM? What alternatives are there? How can I connect my Enocean components to Alexa? KNX was never an option due to cost, but in hindsight, Homematic IP also seems quite interesting.
Thanks!
Regards
For our new build, I decided to go with the heating system from our manufacturer (Kermi) and am currently installing Enocean components (this can’t be changed now since the parts have been at home for a long time). I actually like the Enocean protocol a lot, but after reading a bit about smart home systems and seeing many things on Instagram and Pinterest, I came across IKEA Tradfri, Philips Hue, and a Doorbird as well. We also already have a Sonos system. Now my question is how to integrate all of this seamlessly. The plan is to use a tablet as the door station to access Doorbird, which is already set up using Tasker and Fully Kiosk. But how do I now connect Sonos, Hue, and Enocean into one system?
Should I use FHEM? What alternatives are there? How can I connect my Enocean components to Alexa? KNX was never an option due to cost, but in hindsight, Homematic IP also seems quite interesting.
Thanks!
Regards
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Grantlhaua5 Feb 2020 06:41matte1987 schrieb:
I use IP Symcon. Absolutely powerful.
So far, I've integrated Philips Hue, Sonos, SMA inverter, Denon AVR, and a door camera, and linked them with KNX. I'm still just scratching the surface, but I can generally recommend it. Symcon is really expensive though, right? It costs €100/year (about $110/year)?
tomtom79 schrieb:
Somfy supports EnOcean. For example, I have 4 wireless actuators installed that I control via Somfy.
You can control scenes, If-Then functions, calendars, etc. through Somfy. It supports almost everything from Zigbee, IQ, Z-Wave, Apple HomeKit, and more. Are you using the Tahoma system or how do you manage it?
Grantlhaua schrieb:
Symcon is really expensive, isn’t it? It costs around 100€/year.
Do you use the Tahoma box or how do you handle it? Exactly, the Tahoma box. For example, something I set up recently is that I say "raise blinds" via Google Assistant and IFTTT, but it’s just a fun gadget.
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Grantlhaua5 Feb 2020 08:45tomtom79 schrieb:
For example, something I recently set up is that when I say "raise the roller shutters" to Google Assistant via IFTTT, but it’s just a toy. That wouldn’t be very important to me either. What matters more is the lighting because we’re both always too lazy to get up from the couch to turn the lights off.
At the moment, I have IKEA Tradfri GU10 bulbs installed, but I might switch to a Hue flush-mounted actuator.
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