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Do you really want your sink leakage sensor be connected to mains?

• renewiltord 6y ago
  No, but I also have a lamp, and I don't mind my smart lamp connected to mains.
  • varjag 6y ago
    Just doing quick mental accounting of my devices: leak sensor, a few door and window sensors, ceiling mounted monoxide and fire detectors, a motion detector… none of that I'd really want to run the mains to. And seriously, if I had to run cable to those I'd rather much have 2-wire Ethernet with PoE. The fridge, washer and dryer have integrated IoT but there'd be little point running just these over power lines.
    • aembleton 6y ago
      What information can you get from your IoT fridge? Does it have a webcam inside it so you can see what you have?
      • anaganisk 6y ago
        Duh! To run a peer to peer decentralised, compression algorithm Which beats the Weissman score records and which can double up as P2P file hosting solution using PiperNet.
      • varjag 6y ago
        Yes it does.
        • meepmorp 6y ago
          So, does the light in the refrigerator really go off when you close the door?
          • varjag 6y ago
            Maybe at night!
• relaxing 6y ago
  Optoisolation for safety.