Hi chaps,
Please can someone help me achieve this if it is at all possible?
I currently run my radiator fans on a set point controller to maintain a 10 degree delta between ambient and water temperatures.
What id like to do is have a separate controler set up for the same fans that will override the 10 degree delta when my water temperature reaches 30 C or so.
For examples sakes here's a situation I have often:
1. PC is running cool and quiet maintaining 10 degree delta
2. Room temperature increases but 10 degree delta is still being maintained however water temperature continues to rise and components get hotter and hotter, id now rather the pc was a little noisier in this situation to maintain an optimal cooling level
3. Can I now swap to a different controller or "input" to now try and maintain the water at 30 C or so until the room temperature reduces and the system can revert to maintaining a 10 degree delta?
Id like to be able to do this as whilst I really appreciate a cool and quiet pc based on water / air delta id also not like to compromise my cooling performance when my ambient room temperature reaches above a certain level. No AC in my home
Many thanks for any help you guys can come up with,
I've been toying with virtual sensors etc but I cant seem to figure out how to do what I am trying to do!
If this isn't at all possible I will deal with it but I feel this is the one thing that is currently missing from the product - Very happy with it BTW!

Hi there,

Thanks for your reply!

Do you mind just explaining in layman's what you mean by swapping to a different profile?

Still learning the software.

Thanks!

Maybe it wasn't to clear,

I'd like it to control automatically against these two perameters.

1. Hold a 10 c delta between water and ambient temperature
2. Maintain a water temperature bellow 30 c

Is there a way of adding in some sort of temperature override to an existing controller or some other method?

Hope this is more clear.

Many thanks for any help

Ah ok so your saying only possible with two separate setups that I then have to swap manually?

Fair enough, shame as I was hoping it could be done automatically.

Thanks for your help

Thanks for all your help.

Any pointers on where to start when making rules?