Re: Controlling Heating

["stuartgrimshaw" <stuart@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Marc,

I just got my connection back after a month, and I was scanning the 
stuff I missed, and I noticed no-one replied to your mail, that's 
the problem on a list where the signal to noise ratio is so low.

Anyway ... I beleive what you want to do is use a Universal Module 
(http://www.laser.com/?laserlink=SGUM506)
unit to drive a larger 
relay to do the switching.

I know there are a couple of people use this or a similar method, 
and Keith D should be able to give you more precise advice.

Also, have a look at "How do I automate...." in the FAQ, there's
a 
link on there to Keiths site and info on how he did something 
similar.

--- In ukha_d@y..., "Marc Mosthav" <marc@m...> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to control my heating from my HA computer. I do have 
a Dallas temp. sensor and would like to control the connection which 
is usually connected to the thermostat. My problem is that the 
b****rd thing is 30VAC / 1A and that all the X10 relay devices are 
rated at xVDC. Am I thinking the wrong way 'round, am I stupid or do 
I have to do something totally different???
> BTW nobody answered my question about all my broken TM13's so I 
assume that they work fine for everybody else? Mine are just 
switched off and are not responding to anything.
> Any help on either question would be greatly apreciated.
> 
> Marc

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