I have a MidNite Classic 200 operating for about 3 years now. Quick question. Is there a practical way for me to have a wireless diversion load signal from Aux 1? If not I'll have to do a lot of sheet rock work to put in a low voltage wire from my Classic to the load transfer switch.
Question #2. I have 3 appliances on load diversion. Is there a way to have these on slightly different set points so that they don't all cycle on-and-off at the same time?
Regards,
Mark
Definatlly good to ask. There are also other ways for diversion w/o Midnite.
Well, I suppose there theoretically several ways to do this.
Wireless microcomputer board plugged into the Ethernet port of the Classic which could tell when the Classic's Aux 1 or Aux 2 outputs are diverting or not inverting and could be transmitted through the air.
The Aux output could make a beeper beep and the sound could be detected on the other side of a wall.
All sorts of things I guess you could do ?
Maybe interface Classic with wireless router to a raspberry pi running Node Red . With Node Red you can make functions to do any kind of load control you wanted.
Look in software section on forums for Node Red info .
Larry