Roller shutter control with arduino

Hello everybody,

I need some help to solve a problem. :confused:

I want to control my 9 roller shutters of my home with an interface i can plug behind my switches (the manual control system existing).

The communication with all this modules will be handle by an Arduino (WiFi or something il could manage).

I search this kind of module on the web, which could be connected to an arduino, but some of then cost more than 50€ ! (EnOcean protocol etc.)

The more interesting solution I find is a reverse engineering of RF 433MHz remote control emitter (which is connected to a arduino), and a RF receiver.

Anyone have an DIY idea or existing solution ?

Regards :slight_smile:

Maybe these Wifi-enabled relay boards might help? ESP8266 WiFi 5V 1 Channel Relay Delay Module IoT Smart Home - Hackster.io

I used the following site to configure an Arduino Uno to send and receive 433Mhz signals.

I first used 433utils on a RPi to sniff out all the messages. Installed apache and php. I then found simple php website that could call 433util behind the scenes. You configure the codes into the script buttons for on and off. It's all made in HTML 5 so it instantly becomes mobile friendly and you can save it as an app like bookmark on your phone. Just google toggle php 433 to find it. Perfect soltution I used to control 433Mhz power outlets.

Thanks for your answers. These solutions could fit the purpose, but I need a 230VAC/5VDC for the arduino.

The volume avaible is very slim !

The kind of solution I look for is like FIBARO FGR-222. That could fit in the space behind my existing switch.

Regards