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Reviews (4)
04 Dec, 2019
Good, but needs optional remote to adjust settings.
It's an OK light - very bright.
Sensor works well, but be aware to adjust any of the settings, you have to buy an optional remote control, otherwise the light just does it's default setting which is 100% sensitivity, 1 minute lighting up time, and it doesn't turn off during daylight. So, without the remote you get the light blinking on and off all day and all night.
Mine also had what looked like an air bubble in the casting of the case - I wasn't sure if that ruined the waterproofing, so I put a dollop of silicone sealant over the hole.
The light works fine for my uses, but I doubt I'd buy it again - it's expensive for what it is.
10 Jan, 2018
No problems at all, lightweight Windows Server OS for generic PC
Set up Storage Server 2016 no problems at all on my i5-6500T machine with a basic Asus motherboard in it. Only thing that didn't work, which I knew wouldn't, was the i218V network connection. I just used a cheap dual-port i350 card, no problems at all. Storage Server 2016 even installed the HD530 video automatically, so I can use QuickSync for Plex transcoding.
12 Oct, 2016
Cure steamed up windows in modern timer frame house
2 of 2 found this helpful I live in a modern timber frame house (2006 built), which is well sealed up against draughts and has modern uPVC double glazed windows. The windows have trickle vents, but we don't open them due to traffic noise outside getting in through them.
Before I got the Drimaster we had steamed up windows every morning between September and May, the colder outside the worse it was - on particularly cold winters like the 2010 winter, the water pooled on the sill and poured over on the the floor.
Our solution was drying the windows with towels in the morning, and running a dehumidifier all day. Not a very good solution.
I had read the reviews of the Drimaster units, and was sceptical. How could pumping in relatively humid air in from the attic cure steamed up windows? However, my father is warden for the local church, which as a large stone building from the 1800's had really bad issues with mould and damp due to failing leaded windows and sandstone round the windows and doors. He got two Drimaster Flat units installed last year in the church, and they totally cured the issue, after a repaint the mould has not returned and the church feels warmer.
So on a whim, I ordered the Drimaster Heat for home. I was in the attic fitting lights anyway, so it was relatively simple to fit the Drimaster. I ran a fused spur off the ring main in the attic, and fitted a switched spur in the landing upstairs. This allows me to turn off the heater part of the Drimaster if I feel it's not required. So far, the automatic temp control of the Drimaster (set at 10C) hasn't turned the heater on at all (power consumption is monitored by my solar panel system).
The first morning after fitting the unit, I got up expecting there to be less steam on the windows, but I was amazed to see absolutely none. Totally dry. Even a quite cold night this week that went down to 2C outside, there was only a light misting on the bottom 5mm of the bedroom window.
We've also noticed that the Drimaster equalises the temperature in the house, I assume by moving the warmer air from upstairs and blowing it downstairs. The living room and kitchen were often much colder than upstairs - the living room was usually around 18C when upstairs was 23C, and that's with the upstairs radiators turned down low. With similar heating, the whole house is around 21C.
Air quality has also improved, we used to notice the house smelt stale and cooking smells lingered, even though we have a decent extractor that is always on during cooking. This was particularly noticable when arriving home from work. Now, cooking smells are gone and the whole house is fresh.
So, long story short, if you have a well sealed house and don't like opening windows, the Drimaster is a great job, well recommended.
Anyone want to buy a dehumidifier? :)