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#Arduino thermostat with wireless Pi controller - [https://www.instructables.com/id/Introducing-Climaduino-The-Arduino-Based-Thermosta/] | #Arduino thermostat with wireless Pi controller - [https://www.instructables.com/id/Introducing-Climaduino-The-Arduino-Based-Thermosta/] | ||
#How to control your Arduous no with a cell phone - [https://www.instructables.com/id/How-control-arduino-board-using-an-android-phone-a/] | |||
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Revision as of 17:20, 7 March 2019
Concept
Arduino Thermostat is open source, meaning access to lifetime design. While Chinese versions are cheap, the Arduino route guarantees 10x the life, and as such, is a lifecycle cheaper And more environmentally friendly option. Arduino is $3.5, relay is $1, probe is $1 - so double the price but 10x the life mi us the waste.
Let's Make this Exciting
To keep cost down while keeping state of art funtionality via smart thermostat features - we can use an Arduino with wireless communication to control the thermostat with an Android phone.
Open Source Industry Standards
- Arduino thermostat with wireless Pi controller - [1]
- How to control your Arduous no with a cell phone - [2]
Sourcing
- $3.50 for Arduino Nano - [3]
- $3.50 each for whole thermostat - [4]