I doubt collaborate, but for sure you could take a device and design your own buttons.
Zooz has a $45 scene controller. People can convince themselves to pay $100 or so for one that does some things better, but $200 or $250 for a metal button one could be a stretch.
That is precisely my question. Are there any plans to release or sell the design files so that OTHER people can design buttons without starting from scratch?
Itâs nice to see that Inovelli is well on track to match their normal 2 year product annoucement to availablity schedule. I look forward to preordering a bunch. Black Friday 2024?
I have been following this project since the beginning and looking forward to the blue buttons as I see a lot of use cases for my home. Even stopped expanding in this area for more than a year now.
What is the updated timeline for the release ?
I had a plan to take a 2gang switch and make it a 4 gang switchbox, all with 2-1Dimmer Blues. But, right before cutting the hole realized a switchbox on the other side wouldnât let the 4gang fit.
Now Iâm hoping that the button controller becomes a reality so I can have 4 areas in 2 switches. Please Please say this project is still active!!!
Both zigbee and zwave ones are still in the works. Remember that a lot of the engineering and design is done in China and they recently had a few weeks off for lunar new year.
I would expect an update from @Eric_Inovelli when he has new things to share.
I am very interested in the Zigbee button controller as I havenât found anything like this to replace the old Insteon ones Iâm trying to get rid of. However thereâs an accessory which would actually work for all your devices but is especially useful with the button controller is a box to convert it into a tabletop controller, hereâs the old one I have:
I have never seen one of these before. This is awesome!!
Here is what I found when searching online. It seems like all of the desktop ones are made for low voltage applications. Extron makes a few variants. There is also the FSR DSKB-1G . Black Box is no longer a company, but they have some available on Ebay..
If you want something cheaper (although not as aethetically pleasing), there are many âsurface mountâ 1-gang boxes available from different vendors that are rated for line voltage. Like this one on Amazon..