Smart homes are becoming increasingly popular. Many companies produce special kits that allow you to “smarten up” any living space for a relatively small price. All installation of devices can be done with your own hands.<\/p>\n
Description<\/p>\n
to understand the principle of operation and installation of devices, it is easier to take a ready-made kit, for example, Oledo (manufactured in Belarus) and consider the different blocks separately.<\/p>\n
To get started, you need to purchase a sufficiently productive server (Oledo 7767 Host), which will “manage” all devices. Work with sensors is carried out using the z-wave plus Protocol with a frequency of 869 MHz. you can use it to connect almost any device. The digital unit is equipped with a 500 MHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, and 4 GB of hard disk. There is also a charger for eight hours of operation.<\/p>\n
To make a smart home, you need to understand how many “points” you need to convert in it, and make an installation plan.:<\/p>\n
Sensors’.
\nRemote controller.
\nMultiple relays.<\/p>\n
The “digital brain” is actually a fundamental block, so that the house is called “smart”, it unites<\/p>\n
all the teams into a single network;
\nprocesses all data;
\nallows you to control the entire contour using Wi-Fi, as well as using mobile devices.<\/p>\n
You must have GSM support, it is advisable to install a SIM card to receive SMS notifications. Messages are also sent directly to the notification. The display shows an online image of the server functioning.<\/p>\n
Opening Windows and doors<\/p>\n
This is done simply: one cylinder (it is included) is mounted on the door, the second cylinder – on the jamb. Opening \/ closing process these two elements are in contact with each other, which is reflected on the display.<\/p>\n
Water leakage<\/p>\n
Sensors are installed at joints where there is a risk of breaking the circuit. If there is a problem, the sensors detect it when the three metal elements are closed. This device also controls the temperature and humidity in the room.<\/p>\n
Light, temperature, movement<\/p>\n
This unit is one of the main ones in the house, it controls:<\/p>\n
turning the light on and off;
\nthe operation of the heater;
\noperation of the air conditioner.<\/p>\n
The sensor is fixed on a plastic arc that is hung in the corner of the room. It can also be placed on any plane, the frame will be stable thanks to the “heel”.<\/p>\n
Wall remote Oledo<\/p>\n
This device actually duplicates the push-button remote control. you can use it to<\/p>\n
Turn off or turn on the light.
\nTo handle different scenarios.<\/p>\n
This device can successfully replace traditional switches. The unit has a wireless connection and can be placed anywhere in the room. There is a bright button display. The remote is securely attached to the magnetic holder. There is another version-a portable remote control Oledo, you can manage five objects. For example:<\/p>\n
Lamps in the living room;
\nHall;
\nChildlike
\nBathroom unit
\nThe remote control has buttons with the tips.<\/p>\n
This device has a built-in accelerometer, if you take the remote control, but the working channel starts to “light up” immediately. A magnetic holder is also located on the block. It can be fixed, for example, to the wall of the refrigerator (if it is made of metal).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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