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xPLRFX is an option http://www.xplmonkey.com/rf.html    eventually together with EventGhost http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2077 

If you select the RFXtrx433 USB RF transceiver for home automation you can use cheap dimmers and appliance modules for non-critical lighting components. Depending on the country you can select: KlikAanKlikUit, Chacon, Intertechno, HomeEasy, LightwaveRF, NEXA, Proove.... and many others. And you...

Do you have HomeEasy, KlikAanKlikUit, CoCo, Düwi, Intertechno or Chacon available in Bulgaria? For security sensors you can use X10 or Visonic. If so you can use RFXCOM with one of these Home Automation systems: www.domotiga.nl www.homeseer.com with the RFXCOM plug-in www.housebot.com...

Another wireless thermostat with display and receiver http://www.elekhomica.nl/product_info.php?cPath=26_30_58&products_id=617

http://www.nldj.com/wiki/Domotica/Components A nice site that explains the use of Home Automation with some solutions specific for European users.

1-Wire is often the cheapest solution but needs wires. The wireless RFXSensor can be placed anywhere within the range of the RF receiver. I don't know the ELK but if Sparky is able to implement RFXSensor support and needs any technical details, the RFXSensor protocol is at the rfxcom download...

The wireless transmitter/receiver really exist! Look at the RFXSensor at rfxcom.com. The sensor transmits the voltage for the temperature but also the supply voltage and the A/D voltage. The sensor works about 2 years on a normal 9Volt block battery. The RFXSensor can be received by an RFXCOM...

310MHz The W800RF32 and the RFXCOM 310MHz receiver can both receive: - US X10 sensors and remotes, - RFXSensor (310MHz version) 433.92MHz The W800RF32 433.92MHz receiver can receive: - European X10 sensors and remotes, - RFXSensor (433.92MHz version) The RFXCOM 433.92MHz receiver can receive...

Seth, The HIH4000 needs besides the voltage also a correction for temperature. See the formula in chapter 2.4 http://www.rfxcom.com/documents/RFXSensor.pdf Bert

George, Or add a 60001 RFXCOM USB 310MHz X10 receiver. Or an Ethernet connected LAN/WLAN receiver http://www.domoticaforum.eu/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=487 Bert

Rich, The choice 310MHz or 433.92MHz is dictated by the type of receiver you have. The US and Canadian X10 sensors are transmitting at 310MHz so the receiver used is also 310MHz. In other countries the frequency used for X10 is 433.92MHz. The 40065 and 60065 RFXSensors have a 3 pin Jack input...

Rich, The RFXSensor 40065 and 60065 can have up to 7 additional wired sensors of type 60010 to 60014 connected. The additional sensors are connected to the RFXSensor using a 1-Wire interface (3 wires). The additional sensors are powered by the RFXSensor battery. This implies that if you connect...

Rich, The 40065 RFXSensor is the only thing to order. You have a W800 and if you have Homeseer version 2, you will be able to receive and process the received signals from the 40065. If you decide later that you need a humidity sensor too, you simply add a HIH4000 in the RFXSensor and it will...

Rupp, The W800 can receive 32 bits only and is able to receive X10 and the RFXSensor temperature, humidity and barometric pressure sensors. The RFXCOM 433.92MHz X10-Oregon-KlikOnKlikOff-DomiaLite-ATI receiver is able to receive all those protocols including Digimax, RFXSensor and RFXMeter. The...

If you do not have a security system yet you can use the Visonic (NextAlarm, SecureLink) sensors with the RFXCOM receiver and the ACRF plug-in. It is expected that in about 2 months the 315MHz Visonic receiver for the US will also be available at www.cheapertronics.com