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    • carlos

      Relay override using togle switch
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      carlos

      Great!! Exactly what I needed!!. I will look for a switch like that. Many thanks Carlos
    • carlos

      Question: How esp8266 fits in mysensors architecture?
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      Hello Mikael. Thanks to your help, I am getting closer to my final solution for a heating control project of my appartment. I am thinking in choosing a location for my esp8266 gateway in a room close to some of my sensors and actuators which could then be wired directly to this esp8266 circuit. This gateway will also have a RF component attached "nRF24L01+" and this will allow RF communication with the rest of the nodes. for any temperature sensor nodes which I cannot wire to the gateway I found very interesting the sensebender micro you mentioned in other post. For the radiator valve actuator I find very interesting a video on using a relay posted by petewill. I am also trying to understand the section about "AC-DC double solid state relay module" posted by Aproxx and Hex. I guess that module is meant to be used by lights rather than a water valve actuator which is more like a motor. My valve actuators require 230v, uses a maximum of 5 wats and they just have on/off possition. I hope I could use something like this AC-DC double solid state relay. I am looking forward to receive the pieces I ordered and start playing around. Thanks again Carlos
    • carlos

      Should I go for esp8266 or may be nRF24L01+Arduino nano
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      tbowmo

      depending on distance, another option (instead of NRF24) is to use RFM69, which is sub-ghz, which in general has a better radio coverage, than 2.4Ghz, like the NRF24 operates on. RFM69 can be combined with both arduino and esp8266.