Ultra,
In my HS2 setup I'm using a RFXCOMM with Oregon Scientific wireless sensors, specifically the 433MHz 10-channel THGR810 sensors which report temperature and humidity about once per minute. The range has been ver good and battery life is good too. With lithium batteries, the units can even report reliably from within the fridge, freezer, and kegerator.
However, for HS3, I'm considering trying something new w.r.t. wireless environmental monitoring. I was wondering what your experience has been with EDS Meshnet. What kind of report interval vs battery life have you experienced? And how is the range? They advertise 120m, similar to the Oregon Scientific sensors, but they do have a Gen2 long range T/H sensor that claims 1200m.
http://www.embeddeddatasystems.com/Sensors_c_68.html
One more question: What underlying database does your plugin use?
Thanks!
Don
In my HS2 setup I'm using a RFXCOMM with Oregon Scientific wireless sensors, specifically the 433MHz 10-channel THGR810 sensors which report temperature and humidity about once per minute. The range has been ver good and battery life is good too. With lithium batteries, the units can even report reliably from within the fridge, freezer, and kegerator.
However, for HS3, I'm considering trying something new w.r.t. wireless environmental monitoring. I was wondering what your experience has been with EDS Meshnet. What kind of report interval vs battery life have you experienced? And how is the range? They advertise 120m, similar to the Oregon Scientific sensors, but they do have a Gen2 long range T/H sensor that claims 1200m.
http://www.embeddeddatasystems.com/Sensors_c_68.html
One more question: What underlying database does your plugin use?
Thanks!
Don
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