Papageno
(Hans)
1
Hi,
I want to extend my emonpi and try to get a better control about my heat pump. It’s consuming too much energy and I want to write my own software based on the temperatures.
First thing are another 6 temperature sensors. I’m not so familar with the hardware, so I want to ask if the following modules will work together or if there is a better option.
RPI2 v2 1-Wire Host Adapter for Raspberry Pi
http://www.sheepwalkelectronics.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=73{4}9{8}20{1}1
SWE2b Sensor Connection Module
http://www.sheepwalkelectronics.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=64{1}1
SWE0a Temperature Sensor SWE0a Temperature Sensor
http://www.sheepwalkelectronics.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=63{5}10
The second is a relay to switch on/off the pumps.
I found this one:
Raspberry Pi Relay Board v1.0
https://www.exp-tech.de/module/relais/8734/raspberry-pi-relay-board-v1.0
Can some one give me an OK for the compatibility of these products please?
Thanks
Hans
borpin
(Brian Orpin)
2
I’d be inclined to use a SonoffPOW (I tend to buy my direct from Itead) for controlling on/off as it will also give you power readings. Flash it with Tasmota and you have a really flexible system.
There are 2 versions of the POW, series 1 and R2. The series 1 may be ok for your needs.
Papageno
(Hans)
3
Thanks!
Sounds interesting. But more expensive than a raspberry board. There is a module with 4 relays availible, too.
There are so many possibilities…
borpin
(Brian Orpin)
4
Do you need more than one relay? If not, how is it more expensive? It is also simpler as you do not need a Pi nearby nor need to power the Pi.
Is it a 13A supply? I just cut the cable to the plug and insert the SonoffPOW. Easily isolated then if required.
Papageno
(Hans)
5
That sounds indeed as an easy solution. I forgot to tell that there are three pumps which I like to control. I will use contactors for the three phases of the heat pump, so I have to install some hardware anyway.
Papageno
(Hans)
6
The greater question are the additional temperature readings…