Raspberry Pi Temperature Monitor

[scottr]

Not sure if anyone is interested, but I recently programmed a Raspberry Pi to monitor my Discus Breeding tanks and grow out tank temperatures. If anyone is interested let me know and I can post a tutorial. Total cost is about $50 for the hardware and there is some programming involved but I can post the code.

The temperatures can be accessed from a web browser from my local network. I can also remote into the Raspberry from work.

Next step is to have the Raspberry text me if the temperatures get +/- certain range of temperatures.

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[Ranjadb6]

Hi Scott,
I am interested.Please post your tutorial.

Thanks

[FischAutoTechGarten]

Nice work Scott. Did you use Python or are you trying out .NET Core for Rasberry Pi?

[jawfish]

Very interesting...

Have thought about other parameters ?

Cheers
Fred

[scottr]

Nice work Scott. Did you use Python or are you trying out .NET Core for Rasberry Pi?

It is part Python and part node-red.

[scottr]

Very interesting...

Have thought about other parameters ?

Cheers
Fred

Yes I am starting to research what other sensors are available.

[jawfish]

Cool...

I just bough myself an arduino kit with ph probe sensor and TDS sensor also.

Fred

[FischAutoTechGarten]

If you have the money.... The Atlas-Scientific.com stuff is really nice.

[Megalodon]

Yes I am starting to research what other sensors are available.

pH and TDS.

[FischAutoTechGarten]

Cool...

I just bough myself an arduino kit with ph probe sensor and TDS sensor also.

Fred


Where did you get them? Can you share a link. Always interested in seeing what's available out there..

[scottr]

Here a link to the Google Doc with the steps I used.. I am not a technical writer so if something does not make sense, let me know.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vh88ewjoj1VrZFpHBxHzh6GLRjtXL1Q6SjKbNc4OgjI/edit?usp=sharing

[Jack L]

Not sure if anyone is interested, but I recently programmed a Raspberry Pi to monitor my Discus Breeding tanks and grow out tank temperatures. If anyone is interested let me know and I can post a tutorial. Total cost is about $50 for the hardware and there is some programming involved but I can post the code.

The temperatures can be accessed from a web browser from my local network. I can also remote into the Raspberry from work.

Next step is to have the Raspberry text me if the temperatures get +/- certain range of temperatures.

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very cool, have you got the texting working? i lost a LOTTTT of fish due to temp spike.

[Jack L]

i bought aduino chip and some buzzers to create alarm, but didnt get the project done.

[aravind90chan]

Thanks a lot for the doc. I will use it to see if I can create an interface for my automatic water changer.