Bond Bridge

[Chuck]

I have three Jasco/Honeywell/GE on my fans and they work really well. I can control them with Z wave, or local control. Local control updates the controller. They have three speeds 33% 66% and 100%. Rewiring the fan is not necessary as long as the fan has those three speeds built into it.

Chuck

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> On Apr 17, 2021, at 9:07 AM, Darren Hunt <hunt.darren at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Inovelli makes a zwave fan-light switch. It’s a combo of a wall switch and a controller that goes in the canopy of the fan. The switch doesn’t actually have to be wired to the fan. The switch and the controller communicate through RF, and your zwave controller communicates with the switch. As long as the switch location has line and neutral feeds it can be located anywhere as long as it’s close enough to get the RF signal to the canopy of the fan.
> 
> I have four of them in my house and they work well. Provides local control to the fan and light as well as remote control through zwave. Here’s the link: https://inovelli.com/red-series-fan-light-switch-z-wave/
> 
> Darren
> 
>> On Apr 17, 2021, at 4:15 AM, Mark Griffiths <liebestod77 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks for the information, KC.   I am still debating whether I want to add another hub to my system.  I do not have a problem with using a switch, or integrating items into Xtension using Z-wave, but  I am installing a fan in my great room and there will be no switch.  The fan I like has no smart capabilities, and finding a smart fan I do like has been elusive within my budget.  I like the BAF Haiku fans, but the wife nixed spending $1,300+ on a ceiling fan.
>> 
>> Mark
>> 
>> On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 12:35 PM KC Hundere <khundere at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I have a Bond Bridge.  I use it to control 3 ceiling fan/light combos.  Integration to Xtension is a little convoluted, but with only 6 units it is manageable. 
>>> 
>>> For the lights, for my particular fans where dimming of the lights is done by holding down the on/off button on the remote, there is no way to control the dimming from Xtension.  I turn them on with this command in the ON script: 
>>> 
>>> do async shell script "curl -H \"Bond-Token: 09f042a584b8baa2\" -i http://10.1.1.62/v2/devices/06196a5e/actions/TurnLightOn -X PUT -d \"{}\""
>>> 
>>> And to turn off:
>>> 
>>> do async shell script "curl -H \"Bond-Token: 09f042a584b8baa2\" -i http://10.1.1.62/v2/devices/06196a5e/actions/TurnLightOff -X PUT -d \"{}\""
>>> 
>>> They are 3 speed fans, so to control the speeds, this is the fan's ON script:
>>> 
>>> if (future value of (thisUnit)) is greater than "0" and (future value of (thisUnit)) is less than "33" then
>>> 	set fanSpeed to "1" as integer
>>> else if (future value of (thisUnit)) is greater than "34" and (future value of (thisUnit)) is less than "66" then
>>> 	set fanSpeed to "2" as integer
>>> else if (future value of (thisUnit)) is greater than "67" and (future value of (thisUnit)) is less than "99" then
>>> 	set fanSpeed to "3" as integer
>>> end if
>>> write log "the fan speed is " & fanSpeed
>>> do async shell script "curl -H \"BOND-Token: 09f042a584b8baa2\" -i http://10.1.1.62/v2/devices/06196a5e/actions/SetSpeed -X PUT -d  \"{\\\"argument\\\": " & fanSpeed & "}\""
>>> 
>>> Off:
>>> 
>>> do async shell script "curl -H \"Bond-Token: 09f042a584b8baa2\" -i http://10.1.1.62/v2/devices/06196a5e/actions/TurnOff -X PUT -d \"{}\""
>>> 
>>> On Wed, Apr 14, 2021 at 6:18 PM Mark Griffiths <liebestod77 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Greetings,
>>>> 
>>>> There was mention on the list about a year ago regarding Bond Bridge, used to control fireplace, ceiling fans, and Somfy blinds using Alexa/Google Home.
>>>> 
>>>> Anyone have any experience with this?  
>>>> 
>>>> Mark
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