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 +In the meantime, I replaced all wires with proper 4-conductor wires and all motors with Elero RevioLine motors. They are all driven by my newly developed 14-relais module and ESPHome with the custom [[http://github.com/andyboeh/esphome-elero_wired|esphome-elero_wired]] module.
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 We have shutters around the house, driven by Elero and Somfy remotes. For the Elero-based shutters, I did a lot of research and finally went for <del>two Mediola v4 gateways. I got them used for a few euros, each gateway can control up to 15 Elero shutters. As integration, I wrote [[http://github.com/andyboeh/mediola2mqtt|mediola2mqtt]], which makes certain Mediola devices available via MQTT, including auto discovery for Home Assistant.</del> a custom solution based on an ESP32 with a CC1101 module. The relevant ESPHome-module can be found on github: [[http://github.com/andyboeh/esphome-elero|esphome-elero]]. We have shutters around the house, driven by Elero and Somfy remotes. For the Elero-based shutters, I did a lot of research and finally went for <del>two Mediola v4 gateways. I got them used for a few euros, each gateway can control up to 15 Elero shutters. As integration, I wrote [[http://github.com/andyboeh/mediola2mqtt|mediola2mqtt]], which makes certain Mediola devices available via MQTT, including auto discovery for Home Assistant.</del> a custom solution based on an ESP32 with a CC1101 module. The relevant ESPHome-module can be found on github: [[http://github.com/andyboeh/esphome-elero|esphome-elero]].