In the building where I live, the flats are equipped with 'residential heat exchangers', so called 'logotherms' - this has a valve like the one on the radiator so that the heating of the whole flat can be controlled - closing this valve cuts off the supply of hot heating water to the radiators and opening it causes the radiators to heat up.
A valve with a thermoelectric head is installed which is controlled by the AURATRON 2025RTH controller - I can programme the heating in it and it controls it - somehow it works.
However, I would like to make a solution available for configuration and control from the internet - I am considering a kit:
Controller: Z-Wave Z-Stick Gen5 ZW090
Switch: TZ76 to control the thermoelectric head
Temperature sensor: ST814
All components are z-wave, unfortunately I haven't had to deal with this technology yet. I have extensive experience with Linux, and it is on Linux that I would like to make myself this solution.
Can anyone suggest what software is best to do this with? Maybe there is a ready-made system? Or maybe I can write one myself, just how to organise communication with the devices via the controller?
Ultimately, I would like to expand the system later on - another idea is to use a TZ76 switch to control the DHW circulation pump and find an outdoor temperature sensor also with z-wave.
A valve with a thermoelectric head is installed which is controlled by the AURATRON 2025RTH controller - I can programme the heating in it and it controls it - somehow it works.
However, I would like to make a solution available for configuration and control from the internet - I am considering a kit:
Controller: Z-Wave Z-Stick Gen5 ZW090
Switch: TZ76 to control the thermoelectric head
Temperature sensor: ST814
All components are z-wave, unfortunately I haven't had to deal with this technology yet. I have extensive experience with Linux, and it is on Linux that I would like to make myself this solution.
Can anyone suggest what software is best to do this with? Maybe there is a ready-made system? Or maybe I can write one myself, just how to organise communication with the devices via the controller?
Ultimately, I would like to expand the system later on - another idea is to use a TZ76 switch to control the DHW circulation pump and find an outdoor temperature sensor also with z-wave.
