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The hard part isn't controlling the fan, it's controlling the fan from anywhere, without a central server in the way. Sure, you could probably make this much s
by miki123211 3mo ago
The hard part isn't controlling the fan, it's controlling the fan from anywhere, without a central server in the way.
Sure, you could probably make this much smaller if you invented a specialized p2p fan control protocol, but that's a lot of work.
- quickthrowman 3mo agoThe simple way to do this is a dumb thermostat wired through a relay coil that enables a fan. It doesn’t give you remote access to change the setpoint but that’s all this setup does. Something like this has a setpoint you change once and then leave it. For specific applications like transfer fans for a server room with a small amount of heat to react, you can buy an all-in-one thermostatically controlled fan: https://acinfinity.com/room-to-room-fan-8-with-temperature-controller-two-way-reversible-airflow/?srsltid=AfmBOorGpCdI0HYS8Pw3eW8wmzEYRLUaCNXMpDxAtiFwaQi6vHHwOzBq https://acinfinity.com/room-to-room-fan-8-with-temperature-c...