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Hi,
first of all hello to everyone, I am a reefer from germany and love this community, so much interesting stuff to read . Furthermore the reef pi is awesome, thank you Ranjib!
Just set up a first prototype with temp sensor and some kasa H100 outlets (Don't have the H300 here :/). Works great to cool or heat the aquarium so far.
Never the less there is one main case I would like to use the controller and that's checking if there is any water too high (sink, refugium, ROID water tanks...). The idea is to connect several float switches to trigger a H100 with a plugged in alarm => As soon as there on sensor triggering, the alarm will start.
What is the best way to achieve that? I tried with ATO setting and it works but just for a short period because if one float switch is high, the rest is sill low => Short alarm (If any) then break because all other switches are low, then alarm again. This would be fine but in the worst case the timing is so bad that the alarm will not be triggered at all.
Hope I was able to explain it properly
Greeting Fabian
first of all hello to everyone, I am a reefer from germany and love this community, so much interesting stuff to read . Furthermore the reef pi is awesome, thank you Ranjib!
Just set up a first prototype with temp sensor and some kasa H100 outlets (Don't have the H300 here :/). Works great to cool or heat the aquarium so far.
Never the less there is one main case I would like to use the controller and that's checking if there is any water too high (sink, refugium, ROID water tanks...). The idea is to connect several float switches to trigger a H100 with a plugged in alarm => As soon as there on sensor triggering, the alarm will start.
What is the best way to achieve that? I tried with ATO setting and it works but just for a short period because if one float switch is high, the rest is sill low => Short alarm (If any) then break because all other switches are low, then alarm again. This would be fine but in the worst case the timing is so bad that the alarm will not be triggered at all.
Hope I was able to explain it properly
Greeting Fabian
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