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Feller EDIZIOdue Smart Light Control for Philips Hue
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According to the Matter homepage, Philips Hue and presumably also the Smart Light Control from Feller are supported: https://matter-smarthome.de/produkte/philips-hue-und-wiz-machen-matter/
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You still need the Bridge. The Feller switch is an accessory and appears as a Friends of Hue switch. The advantage is that it doesn't need a battery, but pressing is relatively strict because it generates power for a short radio signal.
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The best solution is to remove the cover of the existing switch and push the switch itself further back into the flush-mounted box when it is switched on and simply mount the Hue switch above it. It worked great for me. I mounted the switch with this mounting kit: Elektromaterial Montagesteg Feller Smart Light Control (Beige)
Here is a link that might help: https://forum.yeelight.com/t/yeelight-is-now-supported-by-diyhue-philips-hue-emulator/5360
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No, there isn't. I don't like this button either because of that reason, and it also doesn't work 5% of the time on the first click after being "inactive" for a while. It's not a very good product, sadly. I hope they release a version 2 of it as Feller is moving away from Edizio Due and onto Edizio.liv (like it or not).
I think you would have to go via the Hue Hub. The switch is not in the WLAN or similar, but communicates with the hub via Zigbee.
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Neither. The switch can also be integrated into other ZigBee networks. However, it does not use the full ZigBee 3.0 protocol but the ZigBee Green Power (zgp). This probably has to be translated via another Hue device and does not work with all ZigBee coordinators. A Friends of Hue module is installed in the Feller switch. For ZigBee Home Automation (ZHA) there is a longer discussion here https://community.home-assistant.io/t/wth-doesn-t-zha-support-friends-of-hue-buttons-yet/472645 Good luck
ZigBee is ZigBee, you would think. But: These Greenpower-based switches only work if you have already installed Hue router components. These ensure that the corresponding protocol is "translated". If this is the case, then it should work without any problems. In my case, I use exactly these switches with Home Assistant via ZigBee2MQTT, works wonderfully, but I also have heaps of Hue lamps installed in my house, so enough Hue routers that "translate" the protocol. Read about it here: https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/PTM_215ZE.html
Yes, that is possible. One or more lamps can be controlled with each "corner". E.g. press = on, press and hold = off. TIP: For programming the button, the "Hue Essentials" app offers more possibilities than the "Philips hue" app. When setting up scenes, it is the other way round.
The "problem" is usually that you don't just press one button, but also press a second one down at an angle. Because the switch recognises when you accidentally press both lower buttons - but as far as I know, the function is not enabled in the Hue app. You almost don't notice this, but it happens to me often. Then you think that the button press has been registered (click), but nothing happens. Make sure that you really press just the single button and not a little bit of a second one. Many people on the Internet complain about the exact problem you describe, but at least for me it's only because I don't press the button so precisely.
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Hello, I had to buy a universal fixing plate to be able to fix it in the existing place, but the assembly went well, greetings Claudio
They work for me, so I don't know what the problem is.
Hi Godzillaw unfortunately I can't answer you as I have it connected in the hue app and switch the aisle light and a few more scenes 🤔
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Feller can only on/off nothing else.
Yes, that works. I have also switched 2 groups. Each group can also be dimmed.
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