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Selection of a Sonoff module to control water cooling in the dispenser

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  • #1 21262626
    bono122b
    Level 10  
    Hello.
    I would like to replace the rocker switch which in my water dispenser is responsible for switching on the water cooling mode with something smart to make it dependent on the temperature outside. I am starting to remove the switch - can you give me a hint as to which sonoff module would be best for this? Selection of a Sonoff module to control water cooling in the dispenser .

    Should it be a voltage or voltage free switch? Can you recommend anything?
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  • #2 21262662
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    Can't you give a sonofauge on the power supply to that distributor and that switch permanently on?
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  • #3 21262722
    bono122b
    Level 10  
    The power supply to the distributor is independent, this switch just activates the cooling function (i.e. if it's on 1, if the water reaches a higher temperature the compressor will turn on). Unless you are talking about fitting a sonoff on the brown cable that goes to this switch?
  • #4 21262745
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    A relay circuit connected in parallel to this switch can be sonofem closed.
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  • #5 21262809
    bono122b
    Level 10  
    Then a voltage-free controller just to simply close the circuit, am I understanding correctly?
  • #6 21262865
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    On off, to close the circuit, but it carries current in the circuit, this must be taken into account.
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Topic summary

The discussion focuses on replacing the rocker switch in a water dispenser that controls the cooling function with a smart Sonoff module to automate activation based on external temperature. The switch in question is responsible for enabling the compressor when water temperature rises. It is clarified that the power supply to the dispenser is independent and the switch simply closes the cooling circuit. The recommended solution involves using a relay circuit connected in parallel to the existing switch to simulate its closing action. A voltage-free (dry contact) Sonoff module is suggested to safely close the circuit without introducing voltage, but it must be capable of handling the current present in the circuit. A specific Sonoff Basic R2 model designed for voltage-free switching applications, compatible with HomeKit and Supla, is proposed as suitable for this purpose.
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