This guide helps you choose the correct path based on what you want to make smart and the current state of the system.
In short: Start from the function you want to control, choose the format suited to the installation, and have a professional verify power supply, load, and wiring.
1. Choose what you want to control
| Need | Product family |
|---|---|
| Lights and lighting circuits | LB modules |
| Shutters, blinds, or compatible rolling motors | WC modules |
| Outlets and electrical loads | OL modules |
| Gates, garages, boilers, or dry contact inputs | SW modules |
| Existing BTicino MyHome SCS or KNX system | Easykon specific to the system |
2. Identify the installation point
- Behind the switch or in a 502/503 wall box: consider a MINI module.
- In a junction box: consider a DIN version intended for this installation point.
- In the electrical panel: consider a DIN H version or the model specified for panel installation.
3. Have the system checked
- Power supply voltage.
- Load or motor type.
- Expected maximum current.
- Available space.
- Type of physical control already installed.
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi coverage at the installation point.
4. Install and configure
- Have the module installed following the wiring diagram specific to the model.
- Power the device and check the LED.
- Add it to Freedompro Home.
- Configure the name, room, control type, and device-specific functions.
- Only after the initial configuration, connect it to the other ecosystems you want.
Easykon is a separate line: it is not a Matter module and must be chosen according to the existing MyHome SCS or KNX system.
Related articles
- Which Freedompro module to choose
- MINI and DIN modules: differences and installation point
- What to check before installing a Freedompro module
