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    #1

    are there any cheap zwave temp sensors

    I would like to put temp sensors wired in each room. low voltage preferred anything like that.
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    #2
    If you're going wired and want cheap, the 1-Wire temp sensors are great. Do a search on TEMP08 or 1-wire...
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      #3
      yeah, on that note...Zwave is wireless...

      ;-)
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        #4
        Originally posted by drozwood90 View Post
        yeah, on that note...Zwave is wireless...

        ;-)
        exactly why i went away from 1 wire... couldnt get waf approval to run the cables and make them pretty.. plus i couldnt get wires into the upper floors... oregon temps work oh too easy...
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          #5
          so do something like this

          http://martybugs.net/electronics/tem...r/multiple.cgi

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            #6
            Yup - I would recommend the TEMP08 from Midon Design. Couple that with one of the plug-ins and you're set.
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              #7
              ordered it up see how it goes.

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                #8
                Oregon wireless sensors work great for me... why not these?

                Robert
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                  #9
                  you got a link and how do you read them into HS is there plugin or do i need to write a script

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by TeleFragger View Post
                    exactly why i went away from 1 wire... couldnt get waf approval to run the cables and make them pretty.. plus i couldnt get wires into the upper floors... oregon temps work oh too easy...
                    Tele, are you dumping yout 1-wire stuff? I've been looking to get into it.

                    --Dan
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by tt300zrcr View Post
                      you got a link and how do you read them into HS is there plugin or do i need to write a script
                      I use the ACRF-2 plugin myself. The RFXCOM plugin is also an option - since I already had the ACRF-2, it was all I needed - besides the RFXCOM receiver that is...

                      RObert
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                        #12
                        The problem I have with the Oregon sensors is that when the battery dies you have to go through the process of adding a new code. This can be further problematic if there's more than one code that's being heard by RFXCOM's configuration screen. I'd like to see something like an Insteon device where the address is hard coded!

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                          #13
                          Changing batteries in Oregon sensors isn't a problem as long as you change one at a time!
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