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dan1el
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USA
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 Posted - 05/23/2019 : 03:03:37 AM
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I have an electric heater (from Duraflame https://wisepick.org/best-heater-for-large-room/) in my garage.
I also have smart home switches.
I took a plug in smart outlet controller, that I plugged in a 110v control voltage relay into, and that switches the heater's control voltage on and off.
Thermostat duties are controlled by the simple factory thermostat. But if I wanted to get tricky, I could use a 24vac control side relay hooked to a standard house thermostat to control it as well, and could even go as far to get a WIFI thermostat to do the switching duties. |
Edited by - dan1el on 05/26/2019 7:20:33 PM |
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Truesh
Starting Member
United Kingdom
1 Posts |
Posted - 05/25/2019 : 03:25:28 AM
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| I am considering a Honeywell 9320 thermostat model with wi-fi control for installation in my home https://whatever-tech.com/honeywell-reviews-9580-vs-9585-vs-9320. Now most of the equipment in my house is controlled via wi-fi, and it is very convenient. Features of this model is that it is compatible with 24-volt heating, ventilation and air conditioning, gas, electric, oil and dual-fuel heating, remote access is provided through the application Honeywell Total Comfort. Who else is using this model? Would love to hear feedback. |
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mohsen256
Starting Member
Iran
2 Posts |
Posted - 08/04/2019 : 11:50:18 AM
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| thanks . i want to control bms system by wifi module |
bms is true |
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charlesey
Starting Member
Armenia
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Posted - 08/05/2019 : 04:47:45 AM
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| I see lots of grumbles from customers that purchased these thermostat. They complain that the thermostats are not self-connecting to Wi-Fi system. |
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Electric baseboard heaters and WiFi control
