Heinz

what device are you using or want to use?

Hi @Mick the Shelly Add-on its self can work in Ambient temp of -20 °C to 40 °C / -5 °F to 105 °F. When it comes to the Sensor that depends on the sensor you using. The DS18B20 sensor from what i could look up measures Temperatures from -55°C to +125°C (-67°F to +257°F) and has a ±0.5°C Accuracy from -10°C to +85°C

awsome

The way i did it was to create 4 Scenes I did it for two plugs but should work the same way. Scene 1 ( Plug 1 on) When Plug 1 = on Do plug 2 = on Scene 2 ( Plug 1 off ) When Plug 1 = off Do plug 2 = off Scene 3 ( Plug 2 on) When Plug 2 = on Do plug 1 = on Scene 4 ( Plug 2 off ) When Plug 2 = off Do plug 1 = off With this i am able to turn on plug 1 then plug 2 turns on. when i turn off plug 2 then plug 1 will also go off and this is in both direations. I think there might be a was to do it with just two scenes but this should solve it for you. for the test i did not but a delay on it i would maybe add a delay function so that the switches dont get stuck in a loop. 15 seconds should be fine. This is just a precuation for a delay factor scene test .mp4

would be nice to know if 15m cable worked for you

can you provide more information about this the type of light the settings of your Scene. I have a Blu Motion around the house and i set a delay on the first trigger. I did this so that i dont double trigger the sensor.

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very true would only make sense to have more bandwidth and POE if the devices require it

No problem maybe there are other options such as Home assistant, this could be something to look into. As good as Facebook is the information can be flooded and not structured. In time there will be more activity here. Feel free to post more questions or use cases that might interest you

looks perfect to me.

That device is already a dimmer. it is recommended to use a button, double button, or a Rocker button type switch. Here you can then use the feature if it's a button for short, and long push.

From the looks of it seems fine to me: The Main switch is a double pole Isolator breaker. From what I know it is just an on-off switch for both Phase and Neutral. This then goes into the RCB Switch that provides power to the remaining breakers. How each component works I am not sure I'm sure we have a Electrition on the forum that might shine light on this question I found this PDF of the Isolation switch you might have https://assets.legrand.com/pim/NP-FT-GT/F01677EN-00.pdf

did you manage to open the device and check the solder points ?

That's an exciting way to install it. I like the fact its super hidden.