On 04/11/2017 20:52, Axel Berger wrote:
> Axel Berger wrote:
>> As this is the most basic and most common regulation task in any flat
>
> As long as I can't get rid of the squatter in my flat (my daughter, back
> from several years studying abroad) and all my electronics is in
> (expensive) storage, I can't do much except look round.
>
> I just had a catalogue from the German electronics mail order shop
> Reichelt in the post with a nice table summarizing the available home
> automation systems. All can do the silly stuff, five out of ten can
> control radiator thermostats and only three can do floor heating. All
> three of those won't work without the Klaut (German for pinch/steal, an
> approriate name choice imho).
>
> So it is as I and all those of you who chimed in feared: I'll have to do
> it all by myself from scratch. Ah well, that's how I used to prefer it
> anyway, but starting something entirely new keeps getting harder with
> age. And I haven't really done any serious electronics for over twenty
> years now. What are you saying? "Stop whining and get on with it!" Right
> you are.
>

The most advanced, although little known, is the Brit Idratek system.

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