Thanks @bigrizz , in step 1 where you unit manufacturer code into app, is this a code that I have to obtain from my blinds installer or the motor manufacturer or something that I can locate in the app?
Also where did you buy the neo smart controller? How much does it cost?
Cheers
Clarence
The manufacturer code for my blinds came from the instruction booklet I found on the Alpha website (Alpha is my blind manufacturer). You could with ask Neo directly - my experience with them responding to questions was very positive - or ask the blind manufacturer. I'm sure either would be happy to give it to you.
I bought mine from the US from Blinds Galore during one of their 50% off sales, which they seem to have quite often. They have a 40% off right now. Link here. You have to use a freight forwarder to get it to Australia as they don't ship directly to Oz. I already had an account with myus.com. All up with exchange rate, GST and postage, I think it was a bit over AUD$200? I think I posted about it before. No more than $220. I did that because the best prices I'd seen in Oz were much higher. I did see someone post on Whirlpool here saying they got a quote for $275. I sent an email to the company and never heard back. You might have more luck. If it's of help, you're welcome to use my freight forwarding account, if you don't have one and don't want to set one up. PM me and we can work through the logistics. It's handy to have an account and I've been happy with myUS for the couple of times I've used them, so that might be your best bet.
It's not cheap but if you've got a bunch of blinds, it's not too bad. Mine's been faultless so far.
I just had a quick look and found a couple of Australian places that sell them here and here. Could be worth a try in the first instance.
Hi guys, apologies if this has been covered elsewhere - I've tried to search for the answer but not found exactly what I'm after.
I'm looking for a smart in-wall dimmer, that has the following specs
I currently have several Aeotec dimmers with a single Clipsal momentary push button, however I can't always guarantee which way it will dim when I hold it as it depends on which direction the last dim event was. (I also don't like the heaviness of the button contact as it's made for breaking 240Vac, but haven't chased up an alternative switch as yet)
I've spoken with Qubino tech support about their dimmer as it has three inputs however they've confirmed that you cannot configure the third input for a dimming function.
A nice to have would be adjustable delays for the push and hold function of the inputs too as I find the small delay before dimming starts to work a little annoying.
I'm getting picky, but trying to boost the acceptance factor of other family members and as I said would like lights to function in the event my network or hub goes down.
Thanks,
Dave
You could look at the Nue switches you can find them for sale on Amazon and EBay. You will need leading edge compatible downlights though so if your running trailing edge you will need to replace them but I am told these downlights work well.
Also if you don't care about them being AU/NZ approved then you could look down other routes too such as Shelly dimmers or even Tuya MCU based dimmers and run these drivers.
@daveh I'm considering the Shelly dimmers for similar reasons to you. Local control from the HE and ability to control via a momentary switch without the hub. They are releasing a version without the need for a neutral some time in Feb, so was looking at getting a few of those. On paper, they look pretty good. I think @anon61068208 has a driver for it already. Not sure if anyone's used it yet as the currently available dimmer is only fairly new too.
Thanks for all the info. I will enquire locally first but if it is too expensive, I might give it a pass or get it from the US.
I only have 3 outdoor blinds to control but no biggie if they are not automated. I am still waiting for the development on Movez for all my existing indoor blinds.
Cheers
Not that I have these installed, so I could be completely wrong. But I thought that when you hold the button it always dimmed down.... 1st press on, then hold to dim... Then press again to turn off..
On the Bond forum, dxdc found this: “Rollease Automate ARC Dry Contact Control Interface - MTRF-DCIM-1C”
Now that was a gem! I’ve ordered 4 of these from eBay to control 4 channels. Won’t arrive for another 10-20 days though so won’t be playing with them just yet.
Now I won’t bother with getting the Pulse 2 hub, I’ll wait until there is Rollease support using the Bond Bridge instead 
It's far from mature because my device was defective and I never got a replacement from Shelly.
That's disappointing. I was actually hoping to get the SL when it becomes available but now you're abandoning your Shelly driver work, I may have to rethink that.
I was checking these out on Ali earlier today. Thinking I might buy one to try out. Does anyone have knowledge of standard practice in Australia for wiring lights? Is there an issue with this requiring a neutral? I have 4 LED downlights on our deck connected to a single switch I'd like to control with a dimmer.
Looks fine and will need a neutral connected so it stays powered. Although i'm not sure if they've drawn the wiring diagram correctly. More than likely the L terminal will be the active and the N terminal Neutral.
The only issue I see is that those dimmers are WiFi 
Shelly wants me to continue supporting it.
Can't hurt to try it out mate I assume it's using a TuyaMCU inside, You'll need to convert to Tasmota but that's easy enough. Once that's done you'll be able to request support from here.
haha but the Shelly dimmer is on WiFi too. What's wrong with WiFi? 
My bloody WiFi router has just locked up ! 
Sounds like you need some Ubiquiti gear then 
I've been using the native Tasmota firmware with my various plugs and lights. Working fine so far. Are you using the custom HE firmware? Any advantage?
Download the Hubitat app
