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Monitoring and controlling Dave's boiler via modbus (by dave-andersen)
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21 days ago 6 months ago
Rust Rust
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esp-snapcast

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  • Ask HN: What have you built with ESPHome, ESP8266 or similar hardware
    26 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 27 Apr 2024
    I tend to roll my own with rp-picos for no good reason other than they're easy. Wattmeter for a toy solar installation - broadcasts a UDP packet every few seconds, which I then record into a staging JSON log that gets ingested into DuckDB. Little pico-w wifi temperature sensor that feeds into the raspberry pi zero that controls my boiler.

    Thread about the boiler: https://hachyderm.io/deck/@dave_andersen/111579107766689328

    github with some really crappy rust code: https://github.com/dave-andersen/boiler

    The boiler control is the fun one but it's not entirely embedded stuff. Runs a little control loop that turns down the boiler modulation based upon the difference between target and current temperature. Improves operating efficiency by a fair bit and reduces temperature swings. Makes me wish residential HVAC systems were more sophisticated - these are things any good industrial control system can do.

    Made an "ok to wake" light for my son -- added a controllable LED strip to his clock with a pico-w in it that changes from orange to multicolored at 6:30am as a non-intrusive "yes, you can come bug your parents" signal.)

    https://hachyderm.io/deck/@dave_andersen/112091315519210298