Raspberry Pi Terrarium Controller
Just came across this. Has anyone used one of these before? Seems like something I'd be interested in. I have a Pi running my 3D Printer and my homemade BBQ smoker.
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While I haven’t used one, I did look into it as a way to monitor the humidity/temps in my rack. I wanted something that could monitor and send me mobile alerts if something was out of range. It’s definitely something I’m interested in.
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dakski
This looks neat but it didn't seem to control anything just monitor. I'm interested in the Total control and monitoring. But thanks for the info.
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This looks neat but it didn't seem to control anything just monitor. I'm interested in the Total control and monitoring. But thanks for the info.
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Sorry. I missed that.
Let us know what you find.
All my thermostats are all redundant and I rarely travel, and if I do, have a house sitter. So I can tell them how to adjust them.
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No problem. I like to look at all options. Just ordered some items to check out the TerrariumPi should be here mid week
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Checking these links later! I have a Pi sitting around collecting dust, may be worth looking in to
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Checking these links later! I have a Pi sitting around collecting dust, may be worth looking in to
I just installed it on a Raspberry Pi 2B i had laying around and it was pretty straight forward. Had to search for the default admin password for TerrariumPi which is "password" by the way. so I could change it. Now i am ready to breadboard connections when they arrive. I ordered a 5 pack of temp probes and a 2 pack of temp/humidity probes. Will start there and then try to get dimmer control for heat working.