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PID Thermostat For The Arduino

PID Thermostat This PID thermostat is designed for the arduino platform. It provides separate tuning parameters for several hardware ‘profiles’, and features an autotune mode to calculate the PID parameters for a specific setpoint. Installation Hardware DS18-series (I’m using the DS18B20) temperature sensor Solid-state relay rated for your power source 16×2 LCD display (I’m using […]

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Spotted Gecko Habitat Temperature Monitor/Thermostat W/Arduino & ESP8266 ESP12

Soooo….Wifey decided that it was time for a new pet. Spin the wheel….A Spotted Gecko!! Well, Geckos are apparently very temperature sensitive creatures so we invested in a UTH (Under Tank Heatpad) for those of us that are new to the world of reptiles. The purpose of said UTH is to provide warmth from below, to

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Make Your Own Connected Heating Thermostat and Make Savings With Heating

Make Your Own Connected Heating Thermostat and Make Savings With Heating

What is the purpose? Increase the comfort by heating your house exactly as you want Make savings and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by heating your house only when you need Keep control on your heating wherever you are Be proud you did it yourself Step 1: How Does It Increase Your Comfort ? You will define 4 different temperature instructions

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Arduino programmable thermostat

Make your own programmable thermostat for $66 with Arduino

This project will show you how you can create your own programmable thermostat with temperature probe, an LED readout and ability to remote control outlets. The core of this project is actually a driver for a 4 digit seven segment display. There are lots uses for such a device. You can purchase something called a PID

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