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Re: Hello there
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- Subject: Re: Hello there
- From: Mark J Cox <mark@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 19:29:51 +0000 (GMT)
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> I've read up on Mark McCall's Homevision/heating intergration and
> Keith Doxey's timeswitch replacement (these two websites fueled my
> enthusiasum enormously), and I'm looking for anybodies
> advice/ideas/experience with automating a combi boiler
I've not seen either of those sites - but I moved into a new house that
had a Baxi combi boiler. The boiler had been installed with an
internal
timeswitch but no thermostat, but one could be easily installed by
removing a internal link. I use a relay across these contacts
(controlled
by a one-wire Maxim switch, but thats a different story) and it works
great. The boiler has it's own overrun, so it really doesn't care
even if
I switch the relay on and off every few seconds, but my software is
designed for a maximum of 4 cycles an hour anyway just in case.
Switching the mains input to the boiler wouldn't work since the boiler
has
to have power or you don't get hot water.
Mark
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