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Hi everybody!

I need to control my home heating system with my raspberry pi.

I have a temperature sensor working and a tellstick...

Does anyone knows of a simple (and cheap ) relays working using wifi or tellstick?

Depends on where you live - but almost any "breaker" operating at 433 MHz would do the trick I guess. Try "Conrad" perhaps they exist in your country... You should be able to find something for less than 10 EURO that workd with the tellstick.

Good luck!

You talk about these guys:

http://www.conrad.com/

Which kind of hardware would you suggest?

What about this little guy:

http://www.nexa.se/LCMR-1000-Receiver.htm

?

I am sorry if I give a little bump to this thread but I'd love to receive a little help...

My heater is an Ariston AS24 and opening it I've found what we call a "clean" contact.

I mean that if I simply interrupt a small copper wire the heater stops working.

I'd simply like to turn (safely) the heater on and off using my telldus stick...

I thought an LCMR-1000 (nexa) won't do the job because I think the LCMR-1000 would pass the 220 to the contact, right?

I'd really appreciate a little help from experts

Excuse me if I'm saying stupid or obvious things but I am just beginning to use electronics...

Thank you for your kind help...

ltpitt wrote:I am sorry if I give a little bump to this thread but I'd love to receive a little help...

My heater is an Ariston AS24 and opening it I've found what we call a "clean" contact.

I mean that if I simply interrupt a small copper wire the heater stops working.

I'd simply like to turn (safely) the heater on and off using my telldus stick...

I thought an LCMR-1000 (nexa) won't do the job because I think the LCMR-1000 would pass the 220 to the contact, right?

I'd really appreciate a little help from experts

Excuse me if I'm saying stupid or obvious things but I am just beginning to use electronics...

Thank you for your kind help...

Intertechno itl - 1000 is a potential free relay..

Hi
Yes you can use the Intertechno ITL-1000.
It's a radio device (433,92 MHz). It is potential-free switching.

Regards
Jean-Charles71

Or just buy a cheap relay from ebay:

http://tellstick-net.wikia.com/wiki/NON ... ff_etc..)#