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Looks very adaptable...could enable a way round lots of troublesome set-ups...and have the plasterer and decorator,looking at a silent phone :)
 
Never used one. However Fibaro are well know for their automation, so I suppose that's a good sign. I'm interested to know how you get on with it I was looking at retro fitting some of their dimmer modules behind my switches at home.
Zwave seems more versatile then Rf lightwave.
 

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