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Current version of Z-Cloud does support Danfoss Living Connect Thermostats in a user friendly way. See below how to use it.

<t>Dear aspliid and pvdspek, current online version of Z-Cloud does support Danfoss Living Connect thermostat in a slightly limited way. We have still no interface for direct control of the thermostat, but you can define schedules and upload them to the thermostat.<br/> To do this go to Map tab, sel...

<t>Dear aspliid and pvdspek,<br/> <br/> You can now enjoy your Danfoss Living Connect devices with Z-Cloud.<br/> <br/> Follow these steps to have full control of your devices:<br/> 1) re-include your thermostats (or exculde and include again, or press Froce interview on Device configuration tab in E...

<t>Dear aspliid,<br/> <br/> We have also encountered this several times. We are currently trying to locate the bug. This is certainly in MultiCmd Command Class and affects only Danfoss Living Connect device.<br/> <br/> We will inform you once it would be fixed. In the mean time, could you please sen...

Dear aspliid,

Should be fixed now. Please let me know if you still experience same problem.

It was quite hard to reproduce, since it seems to be due to bad Internet connection.

And there is no way to know if the valve is open neither.

In contrast, Horstmann thermostat have the ability to report current temperature if configured approprietary.

Reply is posted in a separate thread dedicated to Horstmann HRT4-ZW.

<t>We are not experts in Link CC product line, but Z-Cloud seems to offer exactly the same functionality being more complex and hence more flexible. Z-Cloud is able to control new Danfoss Living Connect in two ways: maintain predefined temperature or follow a 7 days schedule defined in Z-Cloud.<br/>...

See this post

<t>Basically Vera2 is a Linux and one can compile a package for this platform. Probably, it is even an OpenWRT clone... We have not tried yet.<br/> <br/> Z-Connector comes with sources for Unix/Linux and there is even a Makefile for OpenWRT compilation. So, if you are an experienced Linux user, you ...