PIXIE Smart Home Integration Episode - August 2023 Update

PIXIE Smart Home Integration Episode - August 2023 PIXIE Update
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Timecodes:
00:00 - What's in this video
00:26 - Tech Support Answer
00:54 - PROGRAMode Explained
02:41 - Mitsubishi Electric Integration Announcement
03:54 - New NON SMART mechs for Ambience
04:41- DaHua IP Intercom Integration
05:46 - See you next time
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[@justinneumann1492]

Hi , I’m liking the pixie gear but have a few gripes with the hardware. I installed a pixie blind controller today and it gets messy having to run power to both sides of the the controller. For future versions you should have a pass through switch to supply the relays power. Also the bell press screws are too small for an electricians screw driver. Also for future versions of your smart switches screws on the switch instead of x2 wires would be better. Massive PITA trying to fit connectors as well as the switch inside a wall box.

[@SAL_PIXIE]

Thanks for the comments - to answer your last comment first - 2 wires is the best way to make this form factor, our older FATTER versions had terminals making them too fat and / or too long for the majority of installations over 3 gang plates sizes. These are here to stay for now based on market requirements. The Blind and signal controller has been out for a while now and take on board your comments re screw size and cabling - It does provide a level of flexibility with respects to the number of different device it can be controlled and wired to control - but it is a common comment re wiring. Thanks for the feedback!

[@sternie4996]

thanks for the update. I've just started experimenting with the programming options when not using the sensor. I set up an all-off on the stair lights after a certain time in programming when heading up to bed.
I liked your idea of the run-on timer for the fan in the bathroom.
Could you please suggest other options for programming that I can introduce to customers?

[@SAL_PIXIE]

Install a dimmer in a hallway which has bedrooms running of it .Also install a SENSOR in the hallway but do not connect it to the load - it will just detect motion and send off a command - Create a schedule from between 10pm and 6am for example, IF motion is detected during this time period, then turn the hallway dimmer on to 10% only so you dont blinded by the lights at full!