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Z-Wave Fibaro Temperature Sensor
#1
Hi!

Has anyone tried to link the Fibaro Temp. Sensor with logicmachine? is it possible?

https://www.fibaro.com/en/products/the-heat-controller/

Only the temp.sensor, not the radiator thermostat.

I Want to use it as Temp.sensor in every room for my knx based water heating system.
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#2
Hi
Check if it is on this list
https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/...ter/config

If you just need temperature then I would consider enocean as you can have sensor without battery. Also much more stable option.

BR
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#3
(30.01.2018, 13:35)Daniel. Wrote: Hi
Check if it is on this list
https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/...ter/config

If you just need temperature then I would consider enocean as you can have sensor without battery.  Also much more stable option.

BR

Hi!

The reason i wanted the Fibaro, is because of the size of it. about an inch wide.

do you have any good looking suggestions?
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#4
(30.01.2018, 13:58)Bobby Wrote:
(30.01.2018, 13:35)Daniel. Wrote: Hi
Check if it is on this list
https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/...ter/config

If you just need temperature then I would consider enocean as you can have sensor without battery.  Also much more stable option.

BR

Hi!

The reason i wanted the Fibaro, is because of the size of it. about an inch wide.

do you have any good looking suggestions?

Ask google :Smile
http://www.vesternet.com/nodon-indoor-te...o_s=gplauk this is small and you can put it anywhere where there is a bit of light. 
BR
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