Temperature Interface

Temperature Interface (TI)

So, you need to log temperatures in various locations on a central server?  This Temperature Interface can be mounted just about anywhere so long as there is a network connection available for it.  Once in place and configured, it can be ready by simply loading a web page (see [TI Set-Up and Installation] for examples).

This could be used as part of a heating or cooling system where various zones need to be maintained at different temperatures or different times.  

It comes supplied with one sensor probe but can have additional probes added before shipping (up to 5M cable for each sensor, though noise issues may have an impact).

 

Features

• Server can read temperature from a URL
• Single or multiple sensor
• Each sensor appears on a separate line when reading temperatures
• User configurable IP address (default = 192.168.0.77)
• User configurable port (default = 80)

 

Specifications

• 1 x temperature sensor on 1M cable
• Additional sensors can be added, contact us for further details

 

Requirements

• 7.5V to 12V DC power supply
• Connection to LAN via CAT5 cable
• Programming skills in your prefered language (any language that can read from a URL)

 

What's in the package

• 1 x Temperature Interface, premounted in plastic case - no other holes in the case so you can have cable entry where ever best suites your needs
• Instructions - this will be basic instructions detailing the format of the URL and how to read the temperatures/status of relays, there will also be a link to downloadable PHP code

 

Other Information and Tools

• [TI Set-Up and Installation] - Instructions on how to configure, install, factory reset and use
• [PHP Sample Code] - a basic PHP example including most commands