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| [Cross-posting from "Electrical" forum] I'd like to sprinkle my house with 1-Wire sensors (temperature - everywhere, humidity and flooding - in the basement), but the only wire already present in some locations is the power-socket (110V)... Can the 1-wire microlan simply coexist with the AC power without short-circuiting and without the readings getting lost (that is, can I use the "white" AC wire as the 1-Wire data cable, for example)? If not, perhaps, HomePlug AV devices can be used as bridges? Alternatively, maybe, the "interconnect" (red) wire of the Kidde-alarms (which we have literally everywhere) are usable for the purpose? Thanks for any suggestions. |
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- Posted by yosemitebill (My Page) on Sun, Jan 6, 13 at 20:25
| Since this was answered in the "electrical forum" a while ago - let's do the bump. |
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