Is there a wireless temperature sensor (transmitter and receiver) that will work with this unit?
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I don't think there is such a thing as a "wireless sensor"... but you could try and build an arduino RF receiver and run a filtered pwm output into the sensor temperature leads of this PID controller, and build an arduino RF transmitter with the temp sensor attached that sends the value to the receiver. But if that's the case, i'd recommend just use the same arduino (receiver end) with a relay and program the PID function into the board and save the cost of this controller.. never tried such a thing though..
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This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?)... » Read More This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. « Show Less
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This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job.
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Hi James. This unit comes with a Temperature (thermal) Sensor. It is about 1 to 1 1/2 inches in length. The stock photo of the PWM Charge Controller is a good representation of the sensors length in comparison. I honestly don
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Yes. Venstar Indoor/outdoor Sensor for T5800 and T6800 Thermostat . You can program the stat to use the remote sensor as the control point or simply report the the temperature at the remote location.
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. If you want telemetry heat and voltage those are all going to require separate sensors and what not. Idk how accurate the telemetry is though.
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Elizabeth, I forgot to buy a wireless transmiter for the back channels. Can you recomend any one?
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Yes. I use it send temperature data from an Arduino to an Android phone. It works great.
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You will most likely need an upgrade on the probe wire which will is specially designed for that kind of temperature. The device itself will do just fine.
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should work, has adjustible pressure and temp settings. The only thing you would have to do is tap into the wire harnes for power to the monitoring unit needed to see information.
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You can use any Lutron Radio Frequency (RF) wireless switch -- for example, any of them that have a model number beginning with "MRF2-" ... it's the "RF" buried in there that confirms it will work with the RF sensors.
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Greetings, Good question. No, this unit does not have an Infrared Receiver or Transmitter built in. One can be added via USB. Best regards, MITXPC
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sorry, our product could not have such a function you mentioned. And you need to wire the transmitter and receiver as our manual and instructive picture shows.
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In my house there are a few walls between the sensor and the receiver and it works fine. I don't know about your situation but I would give it a go.
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I don't have this device but I do have another brand and it works with RF, infrared couldn't possibly be used as its too localized and requires direct view of the transmitter.
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It would be nice to have an aswer to this question. I could imagine a device that works without a third-party web site, where you connect directly to the thermostat, but I would be surprised if this device had that ability. If someone can verify that it does, I will buy one, otherwise I'm going to wait.
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Seems like the sensors and gateway link to the Redlink Thermostat. You push a button on the sensor, or gateway, and the Redlink Thermostat connects to it. So I think you need a thermostat that has Redlink functionality, but I'm not 100% sure.
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Yes, the DS18B20 uses the one-wire protocol, here's a tutorial on how to interface it with the PI: http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-11-ds18b20-temperature-sensing/hardware
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Don't believe there is a manual. Only a two sentence explanation on the package. Place wireless moisture sensor in ground and set (light rain to heavy shower). Plug receiver into timer. Done