Equipment

Jeedom can be installed on different hardware components :

You can also buy a ready-made box with Jeedom preinstalled which also contains a service pack (more support and services) and plugins offered :

Jeedom Atlas

In DIY editing (Do It Yourself), here is a “typical” configuration to get started with Jeedom in Z-Wave :

  1. Raspberry pi 4 :

A total of € 125 for an open source home automation box with complete control over its installation.

Tip

  • It is possible to add or change with an Rfxcom antenna, or an enOcean key, etc.
  • In principle, you need a USB key per additional protocol. Depending on their number and their cumulative consumption, on a Raspberry Pi you may need an additional USB hub with its dedicated power supply.
  • For the Z-Wave Aeotec Gen 5 key in cumulative use with a Raspberry Pi 4 (previous models not affected), you must use a recent one if you want to do away with a USB hub. Get information and get supplies from a home automation equipment seller.
  • On RPi 4, it is strongly recommended to replace the microSD card with an mSATA USB3 hard disk, directly connected to the USB3 port with native boot. MicroSD cards have a very limited lifespan due to intensive data exchange: only to be reserved for short periods of testing.

Tip

Jeedom is software that is and will remain open source, its use is completely free and does not depend on a cloud or a subscription. However, some plugins that increase the capacity of Jeedom or its use may be chargeable and may need an internet connection. You can find the list of plugins here.

Tip

Service pack ? What is it ? You can see here the advantages of service packs.

Installation

I want to install Jeedom :

Once the installation is done, do not forget to consult the documentation First step with Jeedom

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