Universal RF Remote

Control the 433 MHz remotes Homey can't learn on its own, such as those for awnings, blinds, sockets and gates. Add a remote with your own buttons and give each one its code by letting Homey listen to the remote, from a Flipper Zero recording or by typing it in. Give the buttons a function such as Up, Stop and Down or On and Off, and the device gets Homey's own controls, works with voice assistants and can move an awning to a position. Homey can also listen for the real remote and start a flow when you press it, but remotes that change their code on every press, such as Somfy, can't be copied.