Re: Re: Internet enabled central heating controller

["Ray Kelly" <raymondtkelly@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've got the 12v=0D
I used 6 wire beldon cable between the stats and controller.       and 8
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re between hw stat amd controller=0D
Its actually rs485 serial data protocol between kit ie all the kit is
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ligent. One day I'll get round to connecting to the controller to write my
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own interface=0D
12v and 240v can't interconnect=0D
Nice kit though=0D
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From: "noel_pilot" <HA@xxxxxxx>=0D
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Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 19:17:41 =0D
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Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Internet enabled central heating controller=0D
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Sorry for the dense question but i'm sure someone on here will be able to
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What's the difference between a low voltage i.e. 12v and a mains voltage
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On the heatmiser site they have both with similar functions altho only the
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low voltage ones have the network capability. =0D
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The advice from heatmiser seems to have said that both can accept any
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i.e. a low voltage one can accept 230v on two wires instead of three.=0D
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Very confused on this one, any help please?!?!?!=0D
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Thanks=0D
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Noel=0D
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--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Andy Davies <dajdavies@...> wrote:=0D
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> > > I know the discussion around automated heating systems comes
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> > answers seem to be more geared to full systems with remote
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> > > I'm just looking for a 'reasonably priced' network
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> > controller.  Ideally this would be programmable as normal but
with a ne=
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> > socket for web page or similar access that I could amend the
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> > advance or boost from a web page.=0D
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> > > Does anyone know of anything suitable?!?!  Without spending
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