I know this topic has been brought up several times...this piece seems to do it all. Little pricey ($199) but damn cool and rated well.
http://www.elertus.com/
Hopefully more manufactures get involved and it drives down the price. I keep three large humidors so buying three let alone one is hard. But it is good to keep up on the technology.
Sounds cool but agree that it's pricey :-0
Oasis has nifty new units with built-in wi-fi. They were mentioned in a recent post.
These are just sensors? Not actual humidifiers?
The longest I leave mine unattended is about ten days so, I don't find these things necessary for my peace of mind. I just make sure everything is freshly filled or charged before leaving town and have yet to come home to find a problem........
QuoteconditionZero - 1/29/2014 12:26 PM These are just sensors? Not actual humidifiers?
Correct just sensors...
Build one yourself for about $75. Instructions on for arduino version assembly and web page setup...
http://learn.adafruit.com/wifi-weather-station-arduino-cc3000/introduction
Might not look pretty, but could easily hide inside a humidifier brick.
Same sensor, but instructions for Raspbery Pi and output to Google Docs.
http://learn.adafruit.com/dht-humidity-sensing-on-raspberry-pi-with-gdocs-logging/overview
I've got a handful of RPi's, I might try to re-purpose one over the summer. If I had a walk in humidor, this would be a no brainer.