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Started by Col68, September 03, 2017, 10:26:02 PM

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Col68

Hello dear friends, I wanted to present my project of cheese fridge, I use a digital thermostat MH1210 instead of the original thermostat for temperature and an MH13001 for moisture, I made the wooden shelves, added 2 PC fan for circulating air and humidity, while down a mini humidifier donuts and to finish a thermometer hygrometer with remote probe to monitor from outside, I put the temperature sensor in a box with the aluminum inside and the moisture sensor in a larger well ventilated box, I hope to have a cave at 54 ° F and 80% humidity.The advice, information, comments and opinion to experiment are welcome (I am amateur)
Price MH1210A = 13 € (you can find cheaper) MH13001 = 15 € (I found this product on sale normally it costs between 18 and 25 €) Socket and connector... 10 € The rest recovery.
This is my adventure, I hope given an idea for future cheesemakers, thank you and good cheese


Col68

Hello, I wanted to share the final result, I am satisfied with the result despite the start, for fans I use a timer set for 15 minutes ventilation every 2 hours, I wonder if I could use the fans with the MH13001 in inserting a dual socket, 1 humidifier (with 220V adapter to 5V dc and 2 fans with 220V to 12V adapter?) To have the fans running when the humidifier is active, for test I have set the humidity to 65 % with 5% margin and a protection of 5 minutes, I do not know the necessary amount of water by setting to 85%. Well we will see all this, anyway for the price and those who likes to tinker it's worth a try , I am amateur you can do better and given me safety tips or other, thank you for reading, cordially.


Duntov

Excellent work!  Now let us see the cheeses.  AC4U.

Col68

Quote from: Duntov on September 04, 2017, 09:10:28 PM
Excellent work!  Now let us see the cheeses.  AC4U.

Thank you very much dear Duntov for your comment and the cheese, I noticed that the bottom fan is too wet, I will mount it from a floor and protect the dominoes in mini boxes to insulate from the moisture. Tomorrow I will settle this and go to the farmer's attack for 30 liters of raw milk. It's gone for the Gouda ... thank you for the motivation, a cheese for the respect to Duntov, good continuation.


Andrew Marshallsay

Quelle bonne caverne. Vous avez fait tres bien.
Je vous donne un autre fromage.
Bonne chance avec votre Gouda.
- Andrew

Rain Frances

That looks great, congratulations!

Col68

Thank you very much for your motivating comments, it really pleases me to see that you please, I learned thanks to you, your shares and mutual help, it is I who thank you from the bottom of my heart, very great respect to all of you , that the sun shines on you.


awakephd

Moi aussi, je vais vous donner un autre fromage!
-- Andy

Col68

Thank you Andy,  you are all fabulous I wish all the best things for you, I was inspired by your experience and sharing,
♡ I LOVE YOU ♥


Col68

#10
Hello, little info for those who would like this launched like me in the management of temperature and humidity, if you used a moisture controller type MH13001 or Wilhi ... (with relay output supporting 250V AC 10 Amp) plugged a double socket on the RH

controller plug and inserted a 220V socket to 5V USB for the humidifier and a 220V to 12V socket for the 2 fans. When the humidifier is activated the ventilos are activated which facilitates homogeneity in the fridge. Cordially.


nccheesemike

Very nice set up!! Love the wooden shelves. Here's to many finely aged cheeses!!

Mike

Fritz

Great set-up!... and good luck on the Gouda!

F

Col68

Thank you for your motivating comments, I share so that everyone benefits from this project, I wish the best for you, happiness and good times, good continuation.


FuKQzl7Lmk

hi col68

nice cave, i am making mine like yours.
how do you know if you can drill your fridge on the top ? maybe in some there is cooling circuits passing here ?

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baptiste.