Hi,
Anybody who has experience of this
Hi,
Anybody who has experience of this
looks promissing, and quit new since the beta test started two days ago 🙂
lets see what info they provide next
Looks very interesting. I have emailed trying to get my hands on one.
Hi,
Did any of you get a Mammutbox up until now?
They say that they have sent out the first batch and the second is to arrive any day now.
For info
"Hi,
We are happy to announce that we now have the second batch of MammutBox:es on the way in and expect to ship your box on January 31st. As you have previously registered for the Beta program, we want to confirm your order. To confirm your order, just reply to this message with "yes" and enter your shipping address. Basically, what you will get is;
* MammutBox with final or near final hardware design (see link for some pictures)
* 30 days cancellation policy; if you're not happy just return the box
* Free software upgrades to final software release
* Support to help you get started and configured
Due to EU radio regulations, we cannot ship the boxes with built-in RF as hoped. If you would want to control radio-based light systems (e.g., Nexa, Jula, IKEA etc.) we offer you to purchase a Tellstick at a discounted price (30 EUR / 300 SEK) or use one of your own (any USB-based Tellstick will work directly with MammutBox).
For Swedish customers we will ship your box together with an invoice payable within 30 days (SEK 3450:- including VAT & shipping). For international customers we will require advance payment (EUR 350 including VAT, excluding shipping). Please email us for details and shipping costs to your country."
The lightmanager pro does a lot of this for less money - I am very pleased with mine and have just order several more RF sockets to control additional lighting!
Location: Warwickshire, UK
My B&O Icons:
it is actually stated in the post above - the price is SEK3495 or about USD550
Based on the size and the position of the connectors It sure looks like the hardware platform is based on Raspberry PI, which mean the hardware platform should be pretty robust, so it all come down to the software.
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