Re: Remote house heating control

["b_weijenberg" <b_weijenberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter,

He can use Homeseer or HouseBot in Germany and connect an RFXCOM LAN
receiver/transmitter via Internet:

For a full wireless solution:
Place an RFXCOM 87005 LAN Transmitter / Receiver at the remote location.
Oregon Scientific temperature sensors,
X10 MS13 motion sensors,
HomeEasy wall switches, door locks, heater control and lamp/appliance
modules.

For an X10 controlled house and a receiver:
Place an RFXCOM 83003 LAN Receiver with a 77000 RS232 Serial Interface
Module,
Oregon Scientific temperature sensors,
X10 MS13 motion sensors,
Connect a CM11 to the serial interface module and use X10 lamp and
appliance modules.

Optionally add a 40079 868.95MHz receiver for Visonic door/window sensors,
motion sensors, water leakage sensors, MCT211 wrist keyfob, MCT201 pendant.
Use the Visonic motion sensors instead of the X10 MS13 to detect motion.

Bert

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Peter and Jane" <pandj.munnoch@...>
wrote:
>
> A Brit friend if mine (Phil) who lives in Germany wants to install kit
in his aged mum's house in UK so that he can and check temperatures, hot
water etc by internet.
> I looked on Automated Home site and found Honeywell Hometronic but
that seems to be voice rather than web controlled. Basic idea is a few
stats and actuators to take place of thermostatic rad valves. Phil has
found some American modules using one wire sensors.
> Can anyone recommend a readymade solution, or a good place to look?
> Thnx
> Peter.
>
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