What are the current options for receiving RF433 signals?
I am currently migrating from Domoticz (on a RPi with both an RFXCOM - RFXtrx433 USB Transceiver and an RFLink Gateway) to Hubitat, and have several RF433 devices, primarily little transmitters for sending signals, and a few switches that are slowly being replaced.
Most of them use the KlikAanKlikUit protocol (AC/ARC/HomeEasy EU based protocols) or Oregon Scientific...
Given that I primarily want to be able to receive those signals, so I can continue to use them to activate scenes or devices on Hubitat, and sending signals to switch devices would be nice to have, what are my current options with hubitat?
(Most of the topics here focus on sending rather than receiving signals)
Look at Broadlink RM4 Pro, this should do what you are looking for, just need to confirm if it will control the type of RF signal you need. Amazon sells it for convenience.
I know the Broadlink RM4 Pro can learn and send RF codes, but my impression was that it doesn't constantly listen for incoming RF433 codes and trigger events on the Hubitat?...
I have another use case for having a broadlink mini rm3 watch for an IR signal to trigger a Hubitat rule, but I’m not aware of a way to make that happen.
I considered that, but I want to reduce the number of components and not increase them... Perhaps I can manage something with my NAS, as that's running 24/7 anyway...
True, this is why I now have nearly everything running on my NAS in containers. Works like a charm and I am two PI's down, one more to go . Getting USB to work on a Synology NAS can be tricky I have been told, so I now have it all IP based.
IF you are familiar with RTL_433,,, there is now a solution with an EPS32 that can send to an mqtt broker,,, but its only working with reciving 433 signals
. Getting USB to work on a Synology NAS can be tricky I have been told, so I now have it all IP based.
