The measurement converter takes values from either a Pt100 or Pt1000 sensor (see
https://www.sensorshop24.de/temperaturfuehler/kabelfuehler/) which are analog, indoor cable sensors. They cost € 7,70 each, and are available in different temperature ranges and cable lengths. You need enough cable length to run from the sensor to your Loxone cabinet. If that cable is long (more than a couple of meters) get a three wire sensor, as that allows the converter to eliminate the effect of resistance of the cables on the measurement.
You then buy a device which converts the resistance value of the Pt100 or Pt1000 sensor to a 0-10v value which you can attach to an analog input in Loxone. That is the "messumformer" in my previous post. You mount that on your Din rail in your Loxone installation. The messumformer costs € 42. You will need one of these for each temperature sensor.
This approach is clearly only cost effective if you use one or two temperature sensors. If you need more, a 1-wire digital solution is more cost effective. Or use temperature sensors in the Touch Tree.
Op woensdag 19 september 2018 09:01:14 UTC+2 schreef Julián Medrano Silvestre: