My bathrooms will be rebuild, besides I also have to redo the mechanical ventilation.
Any suggestions, I still have to decide which central ventilation I should buy to replace my 20 year old Itho… I want to be able to automate based on humidity / motion to switch on the mechanical ventilation in the bathrooms.
bvdbos
February 19, 2019, 6:00am
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I bought a Stork Comfofan S R mechanische ventilator with a quibino but didn’t install it yet.
Also, I’ve been in contact with Brink Climate Systems, they are working for a solution for:
Ik heb contact gehad met Brink (die hebben support van deze WTW overgenomen), maar hier heb ik alleen dezelfde handleiding gekregen.
In de WTW ziet de aansluiting er als volgt uit:
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De GND is doorgelust met stand 1. De drie standen schakelaar die eraan zit in de keuken is een Busch-Jaeger Ventilatorschakelaar. Op de contacten kon ik geen voltage meten, maar probeer het vanavond eens direct op de printplaat van de WTW.
Is er iemand die met deze aanvullende info mij kan helpen?
rindler
February 19, 2019, 6:26am
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I am planning to install a similar solution inspired by Vilpe eco ideal, their system for roof fans. It’s closed, though, running on 868mhz (?). http://www.vilpe.com/en/solutions/vilper-eco-ideal.html
Will do something similar (with a Vilpe roof fan and qubino 0-10v) but with Xiaomi temp/hygro sensors in different rooms. And also with Arduino/Homeyduino sensors measuring CO2 (https://senseair.com/products/size-counts/senseair-s8-residential/ ) and VOC (https://www.bluedot.space/sensor-boards/bme680/ ).
Thanks guys! I think I am going for a
Itho +
Fibaro Switch +
Xiaomi motion / humidity sensor
As described here: https://www.robbshop.nl/domotica/projecten/z-wave-badkamer-ventilatie
My challenge, Am I capable enough to connect the switch to the Itho…
Otter
June 13, 2019, 5:17pm
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really curious how (if) you managed to get this working?! I have a mechanical ventilation also that I would like to controll via a z-wave switch
I managed it according to the setup described Robbshop above, than I created flows inspired on these posts: https://www.instagram.com/p/BvG2hNCgFY8/
Igy
September 23, 2019, 8:03am
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Im using Fibaro dimmer to control ventilation in bathroom. You can control RPM of fan as a benefit (fan needs to support it). So its not so noisy in the night…