For which drivers? Is this for Meanwell?
The only 10v "smart" dimmers I am seeing are wall switch units.
These are basically what I am recreating here at a fraction of the cost. All of these smart switches uses the same esp8266 chip but you can run a different firmware on them and bypass running everything through some Chinese server halfway around the world.
How do I know what the temp is using an app? I understand I can dim from the app but how would I know to dim?
You would need to monitor the temperature somehow. Thats why I personally don't like individual "smart" devices...because most of them need separate apps. It's much more expensive to use an integrated control system but then everything is tied together.
For a few dollars more you can add a temp sensor to this setup.
I hate all the different apps to which is why I reflash all my smart devices with Tasmota and run my own server on one of those $35 Raspberry Pi computers. But, on the note of different apps, the vendors are all about to start using some new standards and everything "should be" inter-compatible right out the box in the short future.
Don't get your hopes up. I've been in the integration/automation industry for over 20 years and manufacturers always say they are going to follow standard practices but they never do. All of the TV and video device manufacturers were supposed to follow standard CEC protocol standards starting over 15 years ago but very few of them follow it and come up with their own "CEC" protocols which they rename to their own names "Anynet" is what Samsung calls their CEC control. It's hard enough for them to just provide a clean control protocol or API that is straight forward. Hell, I'm dealing with an alarm panel today that sends a string that starts with a hex byte, ends with a hex byte, but all the data in-between those two bytes are ASCII representations of hex bytes and parsing it is making me want to find who wrote it and smack them upside the head.
I'm not holding my breath, but smart devices are so prolific and the multi-app ecosystem drives so many people nuts I can see some fairly positive improvements happening relatively fast.
That sounds like fun! For my day job, I reverse engineer motorcycle ECUs and then write software to reflash them.
That's why you hide your SSID from othersNeighbor is stealing my wifi and changed the fucking light cycle!
