How to build a telegram-controlled sous vide using CraftBeerPiOS October 1, 2018
Posted by GuySoft in Electronics, open source, python.Tags: cooking, food, open source, raspberrypi, telegram
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Sous vide pot with temperature sensor
Hey all,
So I’ve been cooking sous vide a few months now, with a sous vide I built myself. Its connected to a RaspberryPi and can be controlled via the web or telegram.
No soldering required!
Flash a ready made image to the Pi!
Bill of materials
- Slow cooker (crockpot) with a ‘high’ option. You can get them second hand, they are pretty cheap. Make sure it has no digital control.
- Raspberry Pi, even version 1 should work – also an SD card and power supply for the Pi.
- Pi Plate prototype board. Make sure you get one that matches your Raspberry Pi footprint if you are re-using an old Pi.
- Solid state relay that can handle mains
- Power cables
- Data cable to connect the relay to the Pi
- Power socket and power connector for your country – get locally so it fits your country standard.
- Water resistant temperature sensor DS1820 x2 – Get a spare one so you can measure the temperature difference and make sure your sous vide is uniformly heated.
- Important – 3D printed enclosure for raspberrypi (Raspberry Pi 1) and enclosure for the relay – you are mixing water and electricity in a kitchen, don’t be an idiot.
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