Fibaro HC3 Lite for $1 (Save $192) with Purchase of 10 Fibaro Z-Wave Modules for $821 Delivered @ Smart Guys Australia

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Associatedsmartguysaustralia on 08/11/2022 - 21:43 smartguys.com.au (219 clicks)
Last edited 09/11/2022 - 17:48 by 1 other user

Hi all,

We have a great Black Friday Z-Wave deal we wanted to share with you early. The deal is available while stocks last.

Purchase 10 Fibaro in-wall Z-Wave modules and get the Home Centre 3 Lite (https://smartguys.com.au/fibaro-home-center-3-lite.html) for only $1!

The HC3 Lite usually sells for $193 and the in-wall modules sell for $82 when purchasing 10 or more with our bulk discounts. The $1 HC3 lite is available with a purchase of 10 of either of the following modules. There is also an option to purchase 5 Double Switches and 5 Dimmers as a mix pack.

• Fibaro Double Switch 2: https://smartguys.com.au/z-wave/fibaro-z-wave-double-switch-… (capable of automating a two gang switch over Z-wave)

• Fibaro Dimmer 2: https://smartguys.com.au/z-wave/fibaro-z-wave-dimmer-2.html (capable of automating and dimming a single gang switch over Z-wave)

The discount of $192 is applied automatically when you view your cart or checkout. If you require a different mix/quantity of relays, you may contact us on [email protected] with your requirements and we will do our best to fill the order.

This is a great deal for those looking to get started with a Z-wave automated home lighting system and the system can be expanded with sensors and switches. The Fibaro Home Center 3 Lite is the perfect controller for small Home Automation projects, offering an excellent solution for smaller homes or apartments. The system is recommended for Smart Homes with up to 40 Z-Wave devices and 20 scenes. The great thing about Z-wave in-wall modules is that the old switch continues to work as normal and you still get all of the smarts!

An electrician is required to install these modules.

We offer free standard shipping on all our orders and express shipping is only $5 regardless of order size. All items are sent via Australia Post and tracking links are provided. All items are dispatched same day if ordering before midday (Mon-Fri).

Hope you find this to be a good deal and please let us know if you have any questions in the comments below.

Happy automating,
The team @SmartGuys

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  UsernameChecksIn on 08/11/2022 - 22:11

  +3

  Cool-looking mattress

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  fault on 08/11/2022 - 22:36

  Hey OP / anyone, any opinions on this (Fibaro) vs Shelly? I've only just started looking into options to make all my lights smart to add to my Home Assistant setup. Obviously very different price points & protocols but keen to hear about any good / bad experiences & other criteria you considered (e.g., reliability, responsiveness, etc).

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    Associatedsmartguysaustralia @ Smart Guys on 08/11/2022 - 23:21

    +1

    Firstly, both will achieve the exact same thing - making existing light switches smart while retaining manual control at the wall.

    Pros for Shelly:

    Great value and for the price these devices are packed with features. No hub required. Much easier to set up and work with Google home, Alexa, Home Assistant out of the box. Regular firmware updates. MQTT and rest API control as an option.

    Cons for Shelly:

    Potential to create WiFi traffic if you have too many devices (but this isn't really a problem until you hit 25+ devices and easily solved by upgrading your router). Also need good wifi signal at installation point as they don't mesh like the zwave ones.

    Pros for fibaro:

    The relays will build a strong mesh around your house, and you can get wireless Zwave sensors (door/window, motion, temperature, lux) to piggy back off this mesh. Independent of your WiFi network so no interference. High quality device.

    One set-up, rock solid and you can set and forget. With a strong mesh, the system is lighting fast and reliable.

    Cons:

    Hub is required and can be finicky to set up with pairing to the hub.

    Both will provide a great experience but think about your setup and which direction you want to go in. (E.g. there are no great reliable battery powered WiFi door window sensors with long battery life. Having a Zwave mesh solves this issue as you can install Zwave door sensors which have really long battery life) and don't need to communicate all the way back to the hub (only to the nearest powered device).

    Let us know if any other questions between the two!

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      fault on 08/11/2022 - 23:59

      +1

      Awesome. Thanks for the concise summary. Tough decision! I have UniFi gear through my house so leaning towards Shelly given the attractive price point :/

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  shake on 09/11/2022 - 13:02

  Seems like a decent deal to me, even though I'm not in need of this right now.

  Up-voted for the clear and informative post.

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    Associatedsmartguysaustralia @ Smart Guys on 09/11/2022 - 13:46

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    Thank you! You can always reach out to us directly on [email protected] if you are ever looking to purchase any z-wave gear and we will do our best to give ozbargainers discounts.