GordonThree wrote:
BoonHauler wrote:
Anyone using a thermostatically controlled switch to turn the fan/s on and off?
Any links? How are you controlling the fans/s?
There are simple 12v thermostat modules on ebay and ama zon ... the poster using the fixed thermostatic cut-out switch found a great solution too, can't beat that for simplicity.
I'll be using one of these, a multi purpose module I designed myself
It's a WiFi connected DC switch, that also supports data collection. So I can monitor temperatures, adjust the on/off settings, using my cell phone. It has two outputs, so in theory I could use number one on fans for summer cooling, and number two on a relay and 40 watt light bulb for winter heating.
Thanks for posting.
So with your set-up do you have an upper and lower limit (set point or do you have a simple on above set point, off below set point?
I'd have to think the later would be susceptible to cycling.
