ESP32 how stable is it - heat pump control? Will it be able to e.g. control a heat pump and collect data efficiently and robustly?
I have 30 years of programming experience, but am green in electronics and completely new to ESP32 topics.
I've done a bit of reading, but I can't seem to catch a clue as to whether these ESP32s are so much more of a toy (you can see from many videos that it doesn't quite work) or whether it can be trusted.
Asking for an opinion. As an example - below is a simple project to control a heat pump:
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Functions:
1. to work without interruption 365 x 24 h (at 22-26 deg C)
2. Has cyclically perform:
2.1. Read temperature from sensor (every 1 min) and send to web server
2.2. read current actual time, ( date/time ) ( every 1 min and at full hour short-circuit the contactor for 1 minute,
Is this likely to run stably or rather look for a solution in other standards ?
If so, would anyone undertake to make this - in some sensible housing ? For a fee of course
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To program it would be the base described in the points above; Once I have the skeleton I will figure out the rest.
I have 30 years of programming experience, but am green in electronics and completely new to ESP32 topics.
I've done a bit of reading, but I can't seem to catch a clue as to whether these ESP32s are so much more of a toy (you can see from many videos that it doesn't quite work) or whether it can be trusted.
Asking for an opinion. As an example - below is a simple project to control a heat pump:
.
.
Functions:
1. to work without interruption 365 x 24 h (at 22-26 deg C)
2. Has cyclically perform:
2.1. Read temperature from sensor (every 1 min) and send to web server
2.2. read current actual time, ( date/time ) ( every 1 min and at full hour short-circuit the contactor for 1 minute,
Is this likely to run stably or rather look for a solution in other standards ?
If so, would anyone undertake to make this - in some sensible housing ? For a fee of course
.
To program it would be the base described in the points above; Once I have the skeleton I will figure out the rest.
