Thanks for the great walk-through. To me, an obvious location is inside the electrical enclosure. You might have a venting fan turn on at one temperature and an alarm when it gets over a higher temperature.
I’ve got 7 of these sensors - Outside, Kitchen, Bedroom, Freezer, Fridge, Basement, and Power (on the outside of my Victron Multiplus). They are great.
I originally looked at these for a van build, but as a truck driver, who has had multiple refrigerators die on me, I like the fact that I can toss one of these in the fridge and know when the next one dies
Love this channel , providing a simple but good understanding of electrical 12v circuits . Im at that stage now and considering victron. Expensive but from what I see less interaction when setup properly . More time having fun , than monitoring everything
Thanks Nat. May I suggest you make a video on how to show the temp data from RUUVIs on the main page of the screen connected to the Cerbo, that is without VRM. I used Gui Mods for that but at some point the display stopped showing the temp data of my 3 RUUVI tags. You may show easier ways to achieve that. Best regards from Switzerland.
I am installing a contactor to charge another battery and will be placing one of these underneath the contactor base “like a stand-off” in between so I can monitor temp to see how it goes, great bit of kit are Ruuvi
The cerbo chip has a known heat flaw..this only works if u chip is cool..if cerbo gets warm bluetooth disappears at least with fw3.0..the fix is a dongle
*Ruuvitag:* amzn.to/3PgS8dS
Thanks for the great walk-through.
To me, an obvious location is inside the electrical enclosure.
You might have a venting fan turn on at one temperature and an alarm when it gets over a higher temperature.
If the range is good and strong enough, putting them in the fridge and freezer would be beneficial.
I’ve got 7 of these sensors - Outside, Kitchen, Bedroom, Freezer, Fridge, Basement, and Power (on the outside of my Victron Multiplus). They are great.
Now I am going to have to buy some ruuvi tags!!!!!! Oh no! Thanks for the great idea!
😂😂Glad it was helpful. Cheers!
I originally looked at these for a van build, but as a truck driver, who has had multiple refrigerators die on me, I like the fact that I can toss one of these in the fridge and know when the next one dies
Love this channel , providing a simple but good understanding of electrical 12v circuits . Im at that stage now and considering victron. Expensive but from what I see less interaction when setup properly . More time having fun , than monitoring everything
Thanks Nat. May I suggest you make a video on how to show the temp data from RUUVIs on the main page of the screen connected to the Cerbo, that is without VRM. I used Gui Mods for that but at some point the display stopped showing the temp data of my 3 RUUVI tags. You may show easier ways to achieve that. Best regards from Switzerland.
Yes I haven’t been able to figure out how to do this either.
I am installing a contactor to charge another battery and will be placing one of these underneath the contactor base “like a stand-off” in between so I can monitor temp to see how it goes, great bit of kit are Ruuvi
How do I change it to Fahrenheit on the Portal?
Good informational video. Truly enjoy your videos.
Hey tikoy1955, Thanks so much! Cheers!
Can you add the RuuviTags to a fridge/freezer and get notifications as well?
The cerbo chip has a known heat flaw..this only works if u chip is cool..if cerbo gets warm bluetooth disappears at least with fw3.0..the fix is a dongle
Doesn’t Victron recommend an external Bluetooth adapter for this application? Something about the internal radio not being strong enough?
Have you gotten the motion sensor to work with cerbo?
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Ruuvi made in Finland! You can just translate what Ruuvi really means in Finnish! 😄