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Metoffice Observations in OpenHAB
The article explains how to access MetOffice Observations in OpenHAB via the JSON API they provide. In the UK the MetOffice offer free weather observations and forecasts via their DataPoint service. This could be used for a variety of rules … Continue reading
Home Automation: Integrating Salus RT500 RF in OpenHAB using a Jeelink
We recently had a new boiler fitted with the Salus RT500RF controller. I’ve been playing around with a lot of home automation recently involving LightwaveRF, RFXCom unit and OpenHAB. Having temperature monitoring in my lounge and bedroom I really wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, boiler, control, FSK, gnuradio, hack, heating, home automation, jeelink, openhab, project, rt500rf, salus
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