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Hello reefers,
Sorry if this doesn't belong in controllers but r2r doesn't have an automation board.
I have an inkbird itc-308, I've been ginning around with simple automation with tuya devices such as running my pumps on wifi controllers to automate feeding time and alert my wife it needs doing as I am frequently away.
(Return pump, skimmer and ato off, send notification wait 10 minutes, return pump on, wait 10 minutes skimmer on, wait 10 minutes ato on)
I was looking at the inkbird and realised it is also tuya enabled.
Where I live we have 35°c days and 4°c nights, I'm currently reliant on my aircon to chill the tank, which is fine because my SO is always in the tank room.
I am currently running 4 heaters off the unit, triple redundancy of sorts and just had the idea to stagger the heaters, is this something anyone has thought to do?
I am considering buying a cheep 4 out wifi powerboard and running all 4 heaters to it, my preferred temp is 25°c.
at 24.9°c #1 will turn on
At 24.5°c #2 will turn on
At 24.0°c #3 will turn on
At 23.9°c #4 will turn on and send a notification that one of the heaters may have failed.
I will also be looking into correct points to turn them off.
Has anybody achived something similar?
Sorry if this doesn't belong in controllers but r2r doesn't have an automation board.
I have an inkbird itc-308, I've been ginning around with simple automation with tuya devices such as running my pumps on wifi controllers to automate feeding time and alert my wife it needs doing as I am frequently away.
(Return pump, skimmer and ato off, send notification wait 10 minutes, return pump on, wait 10 minutes skimmer on, wait 10 minutes ato on)
I was looking at the inkbird and realised it is also tuya enabled.
Where I live we have 35°c days and 4°c nights, I'm currently reliant on my aircon to chill the tank, which is fine because my SO is always in the tank room.
I am currently running 4 heaters off the unit, triple redundancy of sorts and just had the idea to stagger the heaters, is this something anyone has thought to do?
I am considering buying a cheep 4 out wifi powerboard and running all 4 heaters to it, my preferred temp is 25°c.
at 24.9°c #1 will turn on
At 24.5°c #2 will turn on
At 24.0°c #3 will turn on
At 23.9°c #4 will turn on and send a notification that one of the heaters may have failed.
I will also be looking into correct points to turn them off.
Has anybody achived something similar?