[OpenTRV-dev] OpenTRV-dev Digest, Vol 36, Issue 1
Jeroen Peelaerts
jeroen.peelaerts at gmail.com
Wed Feb 17 09:52:33 GMT 2016
Hi there,
Just a couple of quick questions. IN which thermostats does the pcb I got
by post fit best? Also what is the recommended way to assemble the board?
Solder by hand, using heat gun (and solder paste) or in a reflow oven?
There's quite a couple of smaller SMD parts that are probably too tiny to
do by hand, or maybe it's just my lack of experience :)
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> 1. OT: offsetting a thermistor in conrad wall thermostat
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> Hi all
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> Got hold of a conrad wall thermostat (from damon) that uses a 10k
> thermistor as temp sensor
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> I want to experiment with it and see how well it can control my district
> hot water,
>
> only downside are that conrad only allows me to set temp to 30 degrees as a
> max
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> how would i offset the thermistor so it will meassure say 20-30 degree's to
> little (so i can reach 50-60 degrees)? I have no schematic of the unit so i
> want to do as little changes as possible
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> rgds bo
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> put a 31-32 kohm resistor in series maybe?
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> 2016-02-15 17:40 GMT+01:00 Bo Herrmannsen <bo.herrmannsen at gmail.com>:
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> > Hi all
> >
> > Got hold of a conrad wall thermostat (from damon) that uses a 10k
> > thermistor as temp sensor
> >
> > I want to experiment with it and see how well it can control my district
> > hot water,
> >
> > only downside are that conrad only allows me to set temp to 30 degrees as
> > a max
> >
> >
> > how would i offset the thermistor so it will meassure say 20-30 degree's
> > to little (so i can reach 50-60 degrees)? I have no schematic of the unit
> > so i want to do as little changes as possible
> >
> > rgds bo
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