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Good idea! Just did that.

Haha. Looks like I need a bug zapper in the garage. Yeah, that wording will be more appropriate after today. I had a carboy on there, but I moved it to my kegerator which is now empty anyway. Hopefully I'll end up with two full kegs in the kegerator at about the same time.

Gonna put some beer in it today. Lol

Now I don't have to worry about the light making my brews skunky. :)

Day_tripper makes a good point. If you see the sensors, they're configured.

Toss an ice cube or two into the one with water. See if it drops quite a bit. Otherwise, post a pic of your wiring.

Hey Felix, I was using Motion on my RPi, but it kept locking up the BrewPi service. I moved Motion to an older mini-PC I had lying around.

After you do the above, click "Apply", then refresh the device list. You'll see it listed as a "Switch Actuator" after that.

It doesn't say "Switch Actuator" until you select either "Chamber Cooler" or "Chamber Heater" using the Function dropdown menu, and assign it a Device Slot.

Not particularly, but just try to match it as closely as possible.

Was that everything you needed, or did you need more?

Ok, I am not an Adobe Illustrator whiz...so no comments please. :) Here's basically how I did my breadboard wiring.

I can try to get one laid out for you. I'm sure others would benefit as well. I'll work on that this afternoon. With a heat index of between 100-105 degrees, I'm sure as hell not going to be outside.

What if I got some red or yellow LEDs?

The front of the chamber is glass, yes. There's actually two panes of glass...one curved one that is tinted sort of a light brown color, and then there's the straight glass pane on the inside of the door. The fridge is never exposed to direct sunlight and very little ambient. It's against the...

Thanks for the info! I think I'm going to test this with a small batch soon.

Where are you guys getting the info?

I've unplugged the lights until I figure this out.

Well ****. I thought only sunlight effected beer. Damn.

Huh?