RFXCOM RFXtrx433E USB transceiver

Product Description

The RFXtrx433E from RFXCom is a 433Mhz transmitter and recevier (transceiver) which allows your computer (or supported home automation gateway) to control or respond to 433Mhz equipment, which is typically low cost and easily available.

A common use for the RFXtrx433E is to enable your Z-Wave system to talk to Somfy RTS blinds, without having to purchase an expensive Somfy Z-Wave module/controller. The RFXtrx433E is natively supported by Vera controllers, Homeseer 3, eedomus, Indigo and OpenHAB.

Use RFXtrx433E to listen to wireless weather station sensors such as those from Oregon Scientific, or use it to control Smartwares receivers - the possibilities are endless!

Features:

Free firmware updates
Plug & Play
Fully tested
Ultra low power usage (0.14 Watt),
Made in NL
CE certified
433.92MHz receiver
Two transmitters: 433.92MHz for commodity products and 433.42MHz for Somfy RTS
Standard FTDI USB interface
Supports the largest set of devices
Supported by all major Home Automation systems
Easy firmware updates in flash memory
CSMA-CA technology to avoid RF collisions

Supported in the following Home Automation packages/controllers:

Domogik
Domoticz
DomotiGa
Dragstone
eedomus
Ed-Win
EventGhost
FHEM
Home Assistant
Homeseer
HoMIDoM
Indigo Domotics
Jeedom
openHAB
Open Source Automation
PiDome
PulseStation
Yadoms
Vera

Supported by the following Weather/Meteorological packages:

Meteohub
WeeWx - via RFXcmd (https://code.google.com/archive/p/rfxcmd/wikis)

Supported home automation products:

Products supported by the RFXCom RFXtrx433

Further information:

For the RFXCOM RFXtrx433E user guide Click here

Free RFXCOM RFXtrx433 software

Open source home automation software for the RFXCOM RFXtrx433E can be found here

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Excellent for linking Lightwaverf to a raspberry pi

Posted by Richard on 28th Nov 2016

I bought this to enable a Raspberry pi to act as a central point for linking lightwaverf home automation, the internet and my own control options. It is easy to write your programs in python to interface with and control this device. I have needed to buy an alternative antenna ( cheaply available from a number of sources ) to increase the range.
Worked out of the box!

Posted by Unknown on 6th Nov 2016

I'm using Domoticz running on Linux.
I had been using some home-made 'MySensors' sensors and actuators but was having range & reliability problems, so I decided to switch to 433MHz. The RFXtrx433e seemed to be compatible with Domoticz so I decided to give it a try.
I wasn't disappointed; within a couple of minutes I had plugged in the unit, added it to my Domoticz configuration and was receiving data from my new sensors.
Super-fast delivery from UK Automation too ... Excellent :-)
Works better than expected

Posted by Tom Bale on 3rd Aug 2016

Using this with a Raspberry Pi running Domoticz controlling light\power sockets controlled with the Pilot iOS app and it all work fantastic with the RXFCOM RFXtrx433E