Use the ERR cable for other purposes

2024-02-02 16:03:09

Hello everyone,

as far as I know, some of you have taken your ERR out of operation. I have done the same in most of the rooms for a few years now, but I still have the valves attached and always have to make sure that the ERR is set to 1 so that no power is drawn. Do you still have the controllers on the wall or have you removed them completely?

Can the lines still be used for something useful? Do you have any ideas or have you already implemented something?

2024-02-02 18:51:25

I once had in mind a UP thermometer/hygrometer... but I didn’t pursue it further. I also don’t know if it fits electrically or if there is even something like that on the market.

2024-02-02 23:07:50

Hello everyone,

as far as I know, some have taken their ERR out of operation.
I have also done this in most of the rooms for a few years now, but I still have the valves attached and always have to make sure that the ERR is set to 1 so that no power is drawn.
Do you still have the controllers on the wall or have you removed them completely?

Can the lines still be used for something useful? Do you have any ideas or have you already implemented something?

How did you take them out of operation if they are set to 1?

2024-02-03 01:05:38

Presumably the actuators disconnected (in hkv)

2024-02-03 01:29:15

Presumably the actuators disconnected (in the hkv)

But then he wouldn't have to worry about the power consumption, right?

2024-02-03 09:31:16

Then he wouldn't have to pay attention to the power consumption, right?

He probably only unplugged them mechanically and not electrically. Since each drive usually consumes about 2W, that means 20W permanently with 10 drives. That's why I have all of them open without power. If they have their own fuse, I would simply remove it.

Use the ERR cable for other purposes

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