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Well said @huhtenberg we certainly hope to serve your lazy ass ;) We do remote control sockets today. Not elegant but at $10-15 a piece best priced laziness av
by askpete 14y ago
Well said @huhtenberg we certainly hope to serve your lazy ass ;)
We do remote control sockets today. Not elegant but at $10-15 a piece best priced laziness available.
We are cooking up something for IR controlled heating/cooling.
- huhtenberg 14y agoDo show them sockets. A photo/render and a spec if you have them. The IR controlled heating/cooling ... IR? How is that supposed to work?
- askpete 14y agoWe will be shipping these http://www.shop.wattsclever.com/european-socket-type/47-ea.html http://www.shop.wattsclever.com/european-socket-type/47-ea.h... in a couple of weeks. They don't have UL/ETL unfortunately so we won't be selling them in the US. You can get these from amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OH2EUS/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OH2EUS/ref=oh_details_o... which work alright. In Australia, central heating/cooling is rare and high-end - in most places cooling matters much more than heating. The most common climate control method by far are split system airconditioners. We are working on a retrofit device specifically for these, though it will work on any IR controlled appliance.