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support for RFXcom Mertik fireplace
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I have an RFXcom to control my Mertik fireplace. Domoticz fully supports this: on/off, higher/lower flame etc. See below for a screenshot of how the switch shows up in Domoticz.
Using edomoticz, this only shows up as a simple on/off switch, which means I can only run the fireplace at full throttle or not at all when controlling it from Homekit.
It would be great if this accessory could be fully supported through edomoticz
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Need to find a matching service/characteristic combination within the HomeKit spec… and I don’t think there is one.