Arteor with Netatmo and Conbee II / HA support

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FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#253087 25-Jul-2019 11:51

Hey Guys,

Im just about to spend up large and put some Zigbee light switches in our house as we are rewiring it.

I was going to put in Xaiomi switches but I've just come across the HPM Arteor with Netatmo switches and I as wondering if anyone knows if they work with Home assistant and/or Conbee?

Is anyone using them?

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#2283464 25-Jul-2019 14:13

Interesting. First I have seen of these. The brochure says they work with the main voice assistants.
http://www.legrand.co.nz/uploads/tx_sbdownloader/LEG2462_AwN_Technical_Guide_2019_FA_digital.pdf

evilengineer

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Ultimate Geek

#2283477 25-Jul-2019 14:42

I guess it "should" work. But there may be only one to find out. 😃

Have you tried the Home Assistant forums?

There are fair few Conbee users on there.

Are you trying to automate dumb bulbs or do you want to use these with Hue bulbs or similar?

FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2283622 25-Jul-2019 16:58

Yeah its the first time i've seen these as well, only stumbled on to them when spec'ing out my Xaiomi switch order. Would much prefer those cause I know they will be compliant.

Im just trying to automate dumb bulbs, and ideally not use their gateway and use conbee instead.

It seems like they are so new there isn't much info on them, but I have posted on the HA forums as well.

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#2283692 25-Jul-2019 20:58

Looks interesting. I found a starter kit on Aussie Mitre10. Might be as cheap to go something like Aeotec..

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FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2285040 29-Jul-2019 08:43

Thanks Guys, this stuff sounds pricey, so I might take the gamble and get 2 switches and look to connected that directly to conbee - then worst case add a gateway after.

In saying that, I have a conbee dongle but zero experience using it as the house is still being built so I have no idea whats involved.

esawers

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Ultimate Geek

#2285086 29-Jul-2019 10:43

Have you seen them for sale in NZ?

I asked our electrician about 6 weeks ago but he said they weren't yet available on the wholesale page.

FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2285088 29-Jul-2019 10:46

I mentioned them to my electrician and he seemed to know what I was talking about. Ill flick him a link and find out for sure.

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FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2286808 31-Jul-2019 19:51

Hey Guys,

Just to update, apparently they are available from my electricians wholesaler - the cost of the starter kit is $600.

I've asked for pricing on just a couple of light switches and ill let you know what I find out.

z3tof

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#2299510 15-Aug-2019 03:22

It depend of switch, thoses with battery don't works with conbee, but the wired yes, take a look here > https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/issues/883

But you need the gateway to update the switch, even you don't use it later.

FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2299523 15-Aug-2019 07:39

Ah thanks, I didnt know that, I guess ill order the started kit then.

Any idea if the gateway has Home assistant integration? I can t tell if its just part of normal Netatmo inetgration

z3tof

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#2300084 16-Aug-2019 00:46

With deconz/conbee yes, but I haven't see the Legrand gateway on Home assistant, there is API but no integration yet.

But It can work with iftt from my memory.

esawers

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Ultimate Geek

#2313519 9-Sep-2019 12:19

So you have to have a gateway with the Arteor switches?

FletchNZ

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Master Geek

#2313547 9-Sep-2019 13:28

yes I believe so, but I don't have anything to test yet so cant say for sure.

Are you looking to put them in as well?

esawers

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Ultimate Geek

#2313609 9-Sep-2019 15:02

Yeah I've been waiting for them to come available for a few months, was planning on starting with one lightswitch as a trial and expanding from there.

Best info I have found is here

https://hpm.com.au/app/uploads/2019/03/LEG2436-Arteor-with-Netatmo-Brochure-FA-digital-1.pdf

and here:

https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2673588

Edit: Apparently there will be a cheaper Basic kit including the Gateway

z3tof

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#2314635 11-Sep-2019 06:34

Yep, there is a cheaper kit, with just the getaway (Gateway + plug) and a special switch on batterie, it's the one I took.

But "cheaper", ... , Legrand is realy expensive.

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