Jeffrey

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You may want to ask if you can have the HVAC unit handle the variable speed vs the Tstat doing this job. My unit (American Standard/Trane) has this choice. My installed advised to have the HVAC unit handle adjusting the variable speed for this very reason. Jeff

Dimmer now $175 instead of $200?? Give us an example.

Can we please just get native iOS integration already.

Cool! Been watching this thread. How does it integrate again? Hub needed or straight integration with Somfy wireless?

I’m in the same situation as the OP. Been looking at the hardwired fixtures but would like the ability to change the color. A few fixtures coming to market that allow lights to change color but very expensive. Would something like this work? Can it be hidden in a wall? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZDR42C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_oD7dEbCB3AZ2R Jeff

The investment firms that own SnapAV couldn’t care less about how our small group of C4 enthusiasts hate their new product. They are only looking to maximize their investment for a future sale. I have a feeling we will be seeing more product decisions like this come out in the future. I also can’t imagine how difficult it must be to produce and manufacture any type of electronics and also build an innovative one. Seems like the google and apples and amazon types are bound to win. Not sure if that is good or not. Jeff

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www.Level.co Would be great if something like this was available with C4 integration. We have antique brass finish and I haven’t been able to find any compatible C4 locks that have this finish. With this company no need to buy a whole new handle set. Jeff

So can you clue us in on why it has been so difficult to get native Siri/HomeKit integration? I don’t know two beans about writing any type of programming code but would be interested in hearing from someone like you who does. Thanks! Jeff

Thanks for the clarifications guys. You are right - load wire is definitely needed for dimmer.

Dimmer has to go on the side that has power coming into the box. Jeff

That was my thought. Thanks for the response.

I think I will try to solder a wire onto the existing stub of a wire. I probably would damage the circuit board if I tried to replace the wire. Resoldering to a board is something I have zero experience with. Maybe someone else has done this and will respond.

For anyone who is curious: