Hi!
Is the Homematic 141378A0 compatible with deconz/RaspBee II?
What does it take to make it happen?
Thanks for your feedback!
PS:
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Not sure. Do you own one?
Have you searched the github?
No. I wanted to know before I buy it. And yes, I looked around in several resources but so far could not find any hints for support of this DIN rail (“Hutschiene”) Zigbee relay.
There is a 2- channel and a 1- channel relay from Ubisys, the S2-R (1168) or S1-R (1151), that could serve as alternative, but they cost over 100€.
Are you aware of any other DIN rail (“Hutschiene”) Zigbee relays that are supported by deconz?
Nochmals herzlichen Dank für die Rückmeldung, thanks so much for your feedback! 
PS @Mimiix and everybody:
Oh my bad! If I red the initial finding of this relay thoroughly enough, I would have immediately understood that a CCU is needed and that this does not work with zigbee. My sincerest apologies!
Please close this. Thank you!
I opened a new topic with a more general question about DIN rail relays:
I only know one from Develco Smart Relay 16A DIN with built-in power metering functionality
They are cheaper, but therefore also harder to get around here. Only know cozfiy shop from Finnland offering them so far.
Hi!
More than a year later I still have not found a ZigBee device for the DIN rail that is compatible with deconz. 
Has anybody of you found something that works and is available (in Germany)?
These are quiet easy to implement with a DDF tho. Perhaps work out of the box as it’s a simple turn on or off.
What’s a DDF?
Sorry, but I have no idea how this would solve my problems, i.e. finding and using a DIN ray ZigBee/deconz-compatible relais to switch a 230 V device. What have I overlooked?
That you can ignore compatible. If it isn’t supported, you can easily add support.
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