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Product Name : Electromagnetic Relay w Socket;Relay Model No. : JQX-13F(LY2);Socket Model : PTF08ACoil Voltage : AC 110V;Contact Capacity : Contact Capacity;7.5A 220VAC /10A 24VDC : 7.5A 220VAC /10A 24VDCType : DPDT, 2NO 2NC;Pin Quantities : 8;Mount Rail Type : 35mm DIN RailFixing Mount Hole Dia : 4mm/0.16";Overall Size (Approx.) : 70 x 22 x 65mm/2.7" x 0.87" x 2.6"(L*W*H);Shell Material : PlasticMain Color : Clear, Black;Net Weight : 60g;Package Content : 1 x Electromagnetic Relay w Socket
I used this
Just use a basic Caseta on/off light switch to activate the relay. From the load side of switch just wire the neutral and hot to the relay and connect the millivolt wires to terminals that open/close as the relay functions.
That Caseta switch is used/classified as a plug in the Harmony app.
I have an activity called "Fireplace" that kicks it on. Set up that activity so that it doesn't mess with other activities that are running.
Just wish I had the ability to set a timer in Harmony to shut off the fireplace after X amount of time. Apparently you can't do that with light switches.
If Fibaro's smart implant was available this is the perfect use case.
https://www.fibaro.com/us/products/smart-implant/
Since it's not available you can still use the Fibaro RGBW module over ZWave in Input/Output mode and control the DC circuit of the speaker.
☝️This is how I would implement it.
Another solution is use any ZWave/zigbee relay module and use a AC-DC Relay.
(https://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-a14051000ux0379-JQX-13F-Power-Relay/dp/B00NWHJ5N6/ref=pd_aw_sim_263_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00NWHJ5N6&pd_rd_r=beb5c684-2d9d-11e9-9da1-2f38c3bf93b4&pd_rd_w=HxKEf&pd_rd_wg=VItgd&pf_rd_p=469620d9-3e90-496d-9dc8-b19f900ba5fe&pf_rd_r=2TB1210HZWRKN4Z6NFBF&psc=1&refRID=2TB1210HZWRKN4Z6NFBF).
You can get a relay like this and then connect the fan to the normally closed contacts on the relay, and the intermatic timer to the coil. And if you live somewhere with 220v then make sure to get a 220v coil version.