I am looking for an elegant temperature zone sensor for the M1. With respect to ELK the current version is not one that you would want on a wall in a new home.
I thought that the RCS TR-16 had the capability of running up to 16 connected to one TR-40 interface unit however it is a one to one device so very expensive.
I require 8 units in the new house. It would be nice to have some like the the TR-16 in appearance. I know the TR-16 is a communicationg thermostat and I only require a temperature zone sensor but I am prepared to pay extra for something I wouldn't use if it gave me an elegant solution. They don't necessary have to be a communicating type thermostat but OK if they look good.
I was thinking if I can't find one that looked nice I would bury the Elk TZS unit in a electrical wall housing an fit a RJ-45 socket and only have the temp sensor showing. If I did that I would not want to put it at what would be a normal height on a wall probably try and make it less obsure. If I put it down low then I would have to some how be able to recalibrate the TZS or put an offset to allow for a temperature differential between human shoulder height and say shin height.
If any one has any suggestions on an elegant solution 8 zone temperature sensor I would appreciate hearing from you.
I am also looking at one outdoor TZS too that would be suitable for outside use in a high humidity environment.
Thanks,
Fleetz
I thought that the RCS TR-16 had the capability of running up to 16 connected to one TR-40 interface unit however it is a one to one device so very expensive.
I require 8 units in the new house. It would be nice to have some like the the TR-16 in appearance. I know the TR-16 is a communicationg thermostat and I only require a temperature zone sensor but I am prepared to pay extra for something I wouldn't use if it gave me an elegant solution. They don't necessary have to be a communicating type thermostat but OK if they look good.
I was thinking if I can't find one that looked nice I would bury the Elk TZS unit in a electrical wall housing an fit a RJ-45 socket and only have the temp sensor showing. If I did that I would not want to put it at what would be a normal height on a wall probably try and make it less obsure. If I put it down low then I would have to some how be able to recalibrate the TZS or put an offset to allow for a temperature differential between human shoulder height and say shin height.
If any one has any suggestions on an elegant solution 8 zone temperature sensor I would appreciate hearing from you.
I am also looking at one outdoor TZS too that would be suitable for outside use in a high humidity environment.
Thanks,
Fleetz