Fibaro Implant Z-Wave Plus Universal DIY Adapter, Smart Tool
£37.99
Price: £37.99
(as of Jun 03, 2025 14:42:22 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
Unique and complete control of household appliances.
Remote control from 0-10 V devices. Up to 12 possible actions are assigned. Supports up to 8 sensors at the same time.
One device, multiple applications.
Make your alarm system intelligent.
The integration of a wired alarm system into the FIBARO ecosystem is possible thanks to the installation of the Smart Implant. It also expands the functionality of motion sensors and doors/windows that can communicate with the smart home system. In addition, you can remotely activate the system with a smartphone. You can be sure that your property and belongings are safe, and you can check it wherever you are.
Control your watering remotely.
We want to have an intelligent home, why not? We want to have an intelligent home, so why not try to create an intelligent garden. The Smart Implant offers this opportunity for garden enthusiasts who have equipped their garden with ground wind, temperature and humidity sensors. By inserting the smart implant into the sensor, it can communicate with the FIBARO system. With this information you can activate remote watering if your garden requires this.
Garage door with smart functions.
Controlling the garage door with a remote control is currently a standard solution we use. You don’t have to pay to replace your garage door with a new one or invest in complicated automation systems as it is sufficient to insert the Smart Implant into the garage door control to connect the gate to the FIBARO system and check the transmitter.
Give your old devices a second life.
We often have old and valuable devices that we want to keep for their sentimental value or unique design. Thanks to Smart Implant, devices such as AV receivers, radios, amplifiers and projectors that have been around for years but have been outdated, continue to meet your requirements and create even more value by becoming keys for your smart home. After installing Smart Implant in your audio device, for example, you can activate it using voice commands.
Meet Fibaro
100 countries, 6 continents
We are one of the fastest growing companies in the industry and in under 10 years in the world.
Exclusive technologies and industrial designs
We pride ourselves on driving technology with effective solutions and a creative approach.
Homemade products.
Our team work tirelessly to bring you the most innovative and advanced smart home devices, all designed, engineered and manufactured in-house.
Awards and certificates EGB Innovation Award 2017 and 2019 Member of the Z-Wave Alliance Founding member of CEDIA. 2016 iF Design Award
Your Fibaro is connected at home.
The FIBARO system called Home Center includes a hub and accessory peripherals with Z-Wave Smart Home technology.
Compatible with any certified Z-Wave or Z-Wave Plus controller.
Supports Z-Wave network Security Modes: S0 with AES-128 encryption and S2 Authenticated with PRNG-based encryption
Works as a Z-Wave signal repeater.
Allows for connecting sensors: 6 DS18B20 sensors, 1 DHT sensor, 2 2-wire analog sensor, 2 3-wire analog sensor, 2 binary sensors.
Built-in temperature sensor.
Customers say
Customers find the power relay works well with SmartThings and appreciate its versatility and ease of setup. They like its control features, with one customer noting it can be controlled via Google Home voice commands, and another mentioning it integrates well with their VeraEdge network. The device receives positive feedback for its quality and compact size, though customers consider it expensive.
listen and play –
great unit
Takes a bit of skill and time to set up and configure but works reliably with a z-wave system. was bought to replace its predecessor which was z-wave (not z-wave-plus). Didnt want to buy it but it was the only way to obtain a replacement devices to work with a more up to date z-wave controller.
Peter –
Turn “dumb” lights into “smart” lights
I wanted smart lighting throughout my house, but didn’t want to mess around with smart bulbs which limit your choice of lighting and stop working when somebody turns the switch off. Instead, I fitted these in each lighting circuit to turn “dumb” lights into “smart” lights.The units are very compact, but difficult to squeeze inside most back boxes. In most cases, I fitted them into the hollow wall adjacent to the switch. On one circuit, I fitted it into the ceiling near to the light fitting.They are not difficult to wire up if you have experience with electrics. The terminals are small, but sufficient. These work best with permanent live and neutral supplies. If you don’t have neutral to the switch, I believe you can wire the Sx terminal to the neutral terminal. In my case, I wired them up as:- L: Permanent live- N: Neutral- S1: First switch (L1)- S2: Second switch (L1)- Q1: First switched live- Q2: Second switched liveI combined these units with momentary switches, which allow me to turn the lights on/off by pressing and releasing.Most importantly, these connect to Smartthings hub, which allows me to control the lights on the app, Alexa, IFTTT and most other services. Connecting these to Smartthings took a few seconds by pressing the switch three times in quick succession.I have created automated routines to turn lights on at sunset and off at 10pm, as well as linking lights together so my Hue lightstrips also turn on at the lightswitch. All of these routines have worked flawlessly.These aren’t cheap, but they’re worth the money to be able to have smart lighting throughout.
Al Mantle –
Super small
This is a great little product to remotely control your lights from your smart phone. This was purchased with the intention of connecting it to my samsung smart things hub. I had previously used the Aeotec micro dimmer modules & like them but decided to try the fibaro ones out.These things are tiny & assuming you have a neutral available are designed to be fitted behind your switch. It was quite a struggle to get this to fit due to it being a two channel switch so obviously there were more cables in the switch box than standard.Once connected up it paired to the smart things hub ok but only as a single channel device. A new device handler had to be installed on the smart things IDE to make it be recognised as a two channel device but once done it works great. I have it installed behind my main bathroom/landing light switch & can now control both circuits from my phone, panel, Alexa act.A bit of a faf to set up compared to the aeotec modules but, as stated this one is a two channel device in one module. I will defiantly be purchasing more.
G Burchell –
It just works great flexibility
It works great with Hubitat paired first time and works great used to integrate my smoke alarms into my smart home with Hubitat used in HSM with a virtual smoke alarm now I will get alerts to my phone it is goes off if I’m not at home.If I am at home the house goes crazy doors unlock lights turn on and Google starts shouting as well as the obvious fire alarm sound.I then added 5 DS18B20 Temperature sensors which was abit of a struggle as I didn’t realise they needed to be added before the device was paired, once I removed and repair they were found. Now I monitor my hot water tank temp and showers, which mean that now my hot water heating is smart and automatically turns on of there’s not enough winner all from one device love it. I’ve just purchased another to work with the smoke alarm in the garage and monitor my solar battery temps
Pradeep –
Works as expected
It was ok, Works as expected
impee –
Very smart little device!
It took a while for me to figure out how to wire it, but after that it only took 10 mins to fit in the ceiling rose on a 2 switch setup, I also bought a second one and used it on a 1 switch setup. They work great with my Samsung Smartthings Hub and I can control them using Google home voice command (I had to add a custom DTH to get it to work though).
Colin –
Amazing smart home automation devices
I love the fibaro z-wave range as a whole, but these little devices are by far my favourite.So versatile, good z-wave mesh range, quiet functioning, easy to install and easy to include.I have these all over my house automating all of my lights, my underfloor heating and a few other switches.
Rix.Lumb –
Tiny Zwave device with multiple uses and very versatile
The Idea of using this to replace two devices in use with my DIY Central heating Automated control.I currently have Fibaro Duel relay module mains powered for switching on signal to the burner and control of the 3way valve for HW/BOTH/Heating plus Fibaro multisensor for the temperature sensing using cheap DS18B20 single wire (data) temperature sensors for measuring temp. of flow in/out pipes and the tank water temperature with a 12v wall plug DC supply.This bit of tech replaces both of these in a tiny package and only uses a 9-30v DC supply. The relays contacts are only exposed to signal level /small motor in the 3way valve so are perfect and the built in control / reading of upto 6 Temperature sensors (which can be a long distance away)
Peter Nagy –
Produkt enligt beskrivning
Susi –
Os voy a describir un poco lo que es el Fibaro Single Switch 2. Se trata de un módulo o relé electrónico, con tecnologÃa Z-Wave Plus, diseñado para controlar cualquier punto de luz (lamparas, bombillas etc) o bien cualquier aparato conectado a un punto de luz (enchufe). No necesita toma de tierra.Lo más importante es que, a parte de este módulo o para cualquier módulo que compréis con esta tecnologÃa (Z-Wave), necesitareis comprar un receptor con la misma tecnologÃa, que os haga de comunicador entre el módulo y el programa que utilizareis para subir-bajar persianas, apagar luces etc (yo uso el de Aeotec AEOEZW090 – Módem sobre el que podréis leer mi crÃtica sobre ese producto).Este módulo es muy pequeño (un poco más grande que un tapón de refresco), seguro que os va a entrar detrás del interruptor o enchufe, no obstante yo os aconsejo que lo coloquéis dentro de la caja de derivación.Este relé al ser tecnologÃa Z-Wave Plus tiene muy buena cobertura. Yo el usb lo tengo en una planta y el relé en el garaje y no tengo problemas con la cobertura. A parte si tienes más productos te los relaciona creándote una malla de cobertura entre ellos.Yo en el esquema que os he realizado lo he conectado para controlar una luz de garaje en un interruptor conmutado, por lo que ese esquema es para interruptor conmutado (para el que no sepa esto se refiere a que una bombilla o conjunto de bombillas están manejadas por varios interruptores) ya que la mayorÃa tenemos de estos interruptores por casa. Yo lo tengo programado mediante escenas con un sensor de la misma marca, para cuando detecte presencia encender las luces. Puedes crear infinidad de escenas.Una vez que lo tenéis todo conectado podréis manejar la luz en cuestión, para encendido y apagado. OJO este relé o módulo no sirve para dimmar o regular en intensidad las luces, única y exclusivamente para encendido y apagado, para eso tendréis que comprar otro modelo de Fibaro o de otra marca.La conexión es muy sencilla, si seguÃs mi esquema y os coinciden los colores de cables de vuestra casa en menos de 30 min lo tenéis listo. Os repito que existen varios tipos de conexiones, es decir este relé se puede conectar de varias formas, yo os he puesto a mi modo de ver el más sencillo.Una vez que lo tenéis conectado y todo a punto, el siguiente paso es la inclusión del módulo en el Z-Stick de Aeotec o en el Fibaro Home Center 2 (también funciona con Eedomus). Yo os voy a explicar la inclusión en el Z-stick de Aeotec:– Inclusión: se aprieta el botón frontal del usb Aeotec (1 pulsación corta) y se encenderá una luz azul y acto seguido se aprieta 3 veces seguidas muy rápido el boton B de los dispositivos Fibaro (todos lo llevan en la parte trasera) y en seguida el usb parpadeara repetidamente en azul unos segundos, por lo que ya estará incluido y en breve nos aparecerá en el software que utilicemos para gestionar la domótica.– Exclusión: se aprieta el botón frontal del usb (1 pulsación larga) hasta que se enciende de color amarillo y acto seguido se aprieta 3 veces seguidas muy rápido el Boton B de los dispositivos Fibaro.Explico el tema de la exclusión ya que algunos Módulos vienen de fabrica testados y los han incluido en algún sistema para probarlos, y a veces (es raro, pero se da el caso) no los han excluido correctamente, y dado que solo se pueden incluir en 1 único sistema, no se os incluirÃa en el vuestro al ya estar asignado a otro. Si os ocurre esto probad a excluirlo un par de veces y listo.Con esto ya lo tendréis todo correctamente, ahora solo os queda iros a vuestro gestor de domótica y calibrar el módulo y hacerlo funcionar (esto no os lo explico porque me alargarÃa muchÃsimo).El producto ha sido probado con un receptor Aeotec z-stick con el software Domoticz como con Jeedom y con ambos perfecto. Ha funcionado con un Nas Synology 216play, con una raspberry pi3, con un ordenador con Windows 10 y con un Mac con OS Sierra 10.12 y con todos me ha funcionado a la perfecciónEn la caja viene el módulo, 3 libretas pequeñas de instrucciones de instalación en varios idiomas.PROS:+ Precio, fácil instalación, se puede programar infinidad de escenas+ Tamaño (es diminuto).+ Fantastica coberturaCONTRAS.- Las clavijas donde entran los cables son demasiado pequeñas, por lo que tendréis que usar sección de cable fina (1,5) (las conexiones las deberÃan haber hecho mas anchas)Si seguÃs las instrucciones que os he facilitado no tendréis problema en la instalación y configuración. Si os ha gustado la explicación no dudéis en hacer click a “Me ha parecido Util”. Cualquier duda os la responderé.–ARTÃCULO RECOMENDABLE–
Alessandro –
Ho installato da poco due di questi Switch ZWave, dopo aver comprato uno switch di AEOTEC (sempre ZWave).Il prodotto si presenta in materiale ovviamente plastico all’esterno, molto solido. Come da titolo è anche molto compatto e si inserisce bene all’interno delle scatole 503, sempre al netto del quantitativo di cavi presenti nella scatola. Rispetto al prodotto di AEOTEC, ho apprezzato tantissimo la silenziosità .Gli schemi posti all’interno della confezione sono chiari e sufficienti per eseguire in autonomia l’installazione, ovviamente a patto di avere un minimo di manualità con cavi elettrici e cacciaviti. In caso contrario è sempre bene rivolgersi ad un elettricista. Da precisare che non devono essere collegati elettrodomestici da “carico” (quindi niente forni, lavastoviglie, lavatrici, ecc..) in quanto erogano al massimo 10 A (credo totali).Questi Fibaro li ho integrati all’interno del mio controller, costruito con Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ con Home Assistant e una ZWave Stick di AEOTEC. Tutto connesso praticamente al primo colpo. Aggiornamento dello stato dello switch (aperto/chiuso) praticamente quasi in tempo reale e non è stato necessario cambiare alcun parametro di configurazione per fare in modo che il dispositivo riporti il suo stato al controller. Funziona sia tramite pulsante (nella guida corrisponde al Momentary Switch) sia tramite interruttore o circuito Deviatore+Invertitori+Deviatore, cambiando un parametro di configurazione.Una sola nota: la corrente in ingresso a questo switch sarà quella poi riportata in uscita sui morsetti a cui collegare i carichi (che siano essi lampadine o prese a cui collegare elettrodomestici da 10 A). Invece gli AEOTEC hanno un morsetto in più per avere in ingresso un input fino a 24 V DC da riportare poi sui morsetti a cui collegare i carichi da pilotare. Questi Fibaro quindi non sono relé a contatto pulito, come invece lo sono gli AEOTEC.
Pawel –
Drogie, ale dziaÅa
Amazon Customer –
Mmits de juiste thermocouples aangesloten worde is het een prima apparaat