Web Enabled Time/Temp/Humidity and I/O Controller

Robert Green · 2009-10-30T10:34:16+00:00

There no doubt that houses are getting "smarter" all the time. More andmore new homes are coming with goodies like alarm systems, intelligentcontrols for HVAC, pools and sprinklers and even devices to monitor powerconsumption in real time.I've seen a lot of very expensive and complex systems to manage thefunctions of "smart homes" but I've never come across something as small,powerful and inexpensive as this unit:'ve cross-posted this in and becauseI've seen a lot of posts about monitoring house conditions like temperatureremotely in both groups. I was first alerted to the product in a threadabout USB home control in CHA. In that thread:_USB module for monitoring multiple on/off switches_ Hult recommended this device instead as a much more practical way to"communicate" with your house remotely than USB devices connected to a PC.It took me a while to find the secret URL and I don't give cainetworks an A+for website design - this product doesn't even show up on their "ProductList." They seem to be a server load balancing company and I would guessthey built this thing for themselves as a service tool and then began torealize it had other applications.I have no interest in the company, other than as a customer and it's tooearly to tell whether I am a happy customer or not!WebControl interests me for a number of reasons: it can automagically sendemails to a PC or a cell phone when a looked-for condition occurs, assumingyou've got a constant internet connection. This condition could be afurnace failure, an out-of-bounds temperature, water on the floor or anynumber of other events that can sensed electronically.It's got plenty of inputs - it can accommodate a Honeywell humidity sensor,up to eight Maxim DS1822 /DS18B20 12bit 1 wire temperature sensors, eightdigital inputs, three analog inputs and 20 different timers. It seems frommy Google searches that these are popular with cigar lovers (to keep theirtreasures at constant temps and humidity) and in-home...

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Jim Hewitt 16 years ago

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Yeah, I've heard about that but won't ge to experience it for a while.

Thanks for the PS tip - I'll have to get some of those next time I place an order to All Elect.

Jim

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