Hi everyone, I wanted to share my recent experiences integrating several smart home devices into my ecosystem. It’s been quite a journey, but I’m thrilled with how everything is coming together. I recently added a Wyze thermostat, a Somfy motorized blind, and integrated my existing Tradfri lights with a Fibaro dimmer. Each step had its own set of challenges and triumphs, which I’d love to discuss.First, the Wyze thermostat installation was a breeze once I figured out the wiring. The app is user-friendly, and the device itself is responsive. However, I did run into an issue with the C-wire, which I resolved by using the COM terminal as a substitute. I’d love to hear if others have encountered similar challenges or have tips for those just starting out with HVAC integration.Next, setting up the Somfy motorized blind was a bit more involved. I had to ensure the RTS connector was correctly configured within OpenHAB, and it took some trial and error to get the automation right. Now, it seamlessly integrates with my lighting and security systems, adjusting based on time of day and occupancy sensors. It’s amazing how much this has enhanced my home’s comfort and energy efficiency.The Tradfri lights integration with the Fibaro dimmer was a project close to my heart. Initially, I was concerned about the lack of a neutral wire, but using the Fibaro dimmer purely as a switch controller worked out perfectly. Homey recognized the Tradfri bulbs immediately, and now I can control them via voice, app, or physical switches. It’s the best of both worlds—traditional switches and modern smart home functionality.I’d love to hear from others who’ve successfully integrated multiple brands or devices. What challenges did you face? What tools or strategies proved most helpful? Any tips for ensuring compatibility and smooth operation across different ecosystems?Lastly, I’m curious about how others handle device-specific issues, like firmware updates or beta features. For instance, I’m considering enabling the Wyze Cam’s RTSP beta but hesitate due to potential instability. Have any of you experimented with such features and found them reliable?Thanks for reading, and I look forward to your insights and experiences!