In March I posted about using my Raspberry Pi to monitor my furnace and the temperature of my apartment. I moved over the summer and the new apartment does not have the same type of heating that the last apartment did. So I had to make some changes.
The Pi now interfaces with a Rinnai heater, which was slightly more complicated than the furnace thermostat.
Here are some highlights, you can find the whole story here.




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