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I am rebuilding my house and I have to decide how to build electrcal installation. I would like to add some kind of intelligence to my house. I would like to turn on/off 2-3-4 way circuits. There are 6 schematics at the beginning of this PDF.
Could you guys comment a little...
I have never applied for any permit :-) I simply keep it secret. The house is mine, I bought it by cash - not by bank credit so I have no reason to rise the value of the house :-)
Yes I plan to add temperature sensors and some other sensors but we are talking now about E_B_A_Y_ item --> 270698406239 . This is "Programmable Logic Controller" and it does NOT support any measurements. It is the device for turning on and off and testing voltages on its inputs. I focused on...
It is not overkill in my opinion because one output of this PLC would be used for power door actuator - I mean I would not need to open my doors by keys but by my phone. The other output of this internet controlled PLC could be connected to the garage door. Both require elevated level of...
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I plan to buy a device for controlling circuits, pumps, garden irrigation from any local and remote locations. I plan to buy all in one solution. Anybody had experience with the internet PLC like this one? http://tanieogrzewanie.istore.pl/en/product/view?id=3636995
I have found it...
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Do you use any Home automation systems / PLC controllers? Could you tell me something about prices, functionality, what functions of your house are automated? What do you use them for?
It is capacitor for AC circuit. Its role is to shift phase and conduct big current to the second coil. You will not measure it wit small voltage multimeter or by charging it wit DC and then discharging. You need Ampers not miliampers to test it.
You are not able to test start capacitor without the heavy load. It can look good on the table when you use multimeter but it will not work in the real circuit. Buzzzzzzing means likely a capacitor. If you had shorts then this device would blow fuses.
Bathroom remodeling may be irrelevant or a coincidence.
Some things I would check:
1. electrodes this is the main cause of misfire. Maybe they are too far or too close to the nozzle.
2. You should buy pressure gauge and vacuum gauge and you should measure oil pressure during operation. You...
This is also my point of view. Surges from generator, even strong, would not kill primary windings of transformers so quickly.
It must be hot neutral swap...
He was not right. Pump must run only over certain temperature because if the water is cooler then this water steals heat. Your pumps not only heating your house but mostly cooling rooms. Pumps should stop if no heat demand from the furnace.