FIBARO RGBW Controller 2, Z-Wave Plus LED Strips Controller, FGRGBW-442, Doesn't Work with HomeKit

Zwavejs paired it easily and it works great. It has tons of flexibility and more features than I expected. I would buy it again.

Still hunting for a reliable RGBW LED strip controller. This one, like all the others I have tried thus far still falls way short of what you would hope for out of an led strip controller. Not being able to group the controllers together or link them together in any easy manner limits the applicability of the product IMO. These controllers also need to have strong reliable signal strengths to ensure they complete the most basic of functions.If you were hoping to install the controller in some sort of enclosure outside to protect it from the elements (since they don't make a weather proof version) think again, as its performance will surely be negatively impacted, making its use not even possible in my case.If you're planning to use in conjunction with smartthings, be prepared to have to download an edge driver to get most of the functionalities out of the controller. And as an electrician for over 20 years now, I have come across some pretty terrible wiring diagrams, but the diagrams provided with these controllers are practically useless.

I first noticed these boxes had a label taped over an existing label. Label indicates this is the Fibaro RGBW Controller 2, model number frgbw-442, which is what the listing is for. The actual item in the box was frgbwm-441. One of the controllers actually had a piece of wire in the +/- terminals. Had I not seen it, it would have created a short. Neither of these two controllers even worked. I applied 24V and nothing. Won't factory reset either.

I love these devices. They work very well with my custom automation system

Works great with Homeseer. I now have 7 of these controllers working on homeseer. With over 100's of feet of nexlux led strip lights.

I have a replacement coming tomorrow. In theory, the QC has just taken a hit with this new rev of the product, but at least so far, the FIBARO RGBW Controller 2 will not do anything except provide power to an LED strip. Neither the automatic or manual pairing process for HomeSeer appear to do anything.

Bought this controller to integrate into my SmartThings system as the description said it was compatible. It is not. Fibaro support told me that there are currently no SmartThings drivers and suggested I write one myself. Don't buy this product if you are expecting it to work with SmartThings currently.

I bought an RGBW Led light strip from amazon and did some research to make them "Smart" and the SmartThings community pointed me towards the Fibaro RGBW controller. Unfortunately, this controller is not supported by SmartThings anymore.