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Hi, i bought a Bticino micromodule 3584C.

I’d like to add a feauture to the micromodule so that it could control one or more philips hue lights like a wireless switch would do.

This would allow a user to use multiple phisycal switches to control a smart light using only one connected device (the micromodule).

At the moment as workaround I created an automation that turns on and off the philps hue lights with respect to the status of the micromodule.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>In my setup the smart light is always powered and is not physically connected to the micromodule.</p>
This feauture could also be extended to a wired connected switch K4003C.

Hi Marcello,

I forward your message to the teams. I can’t tell you more as it’s still in an early phase, but there are ongoing discussions on this subject

Have a good day,

Leslie – Community Manager

Marcello,

I requested a Hue grouping feature so you could do the same with a Bticino 3577C almost 2 years ago, and as far as I’m aware, it still hasn’t been implemented. If you are serious about using Hue lamps, I would highly recommend moving all your devices & lamps to a Home Assistant zigbee installation.

https://developer.legrand.com/forums/topic/bticino-3577c-allow-multiple-devices/