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Dayton, OH | Little late to the party, but I've got a few ideas:
Rather than trying to read a current sensor and trip something, use a current sensing relay:
http://www.amazon.com/CR-Magnetics-CR4395-EH-120-110-X-CD-ELR-I-Tra...
Then attach that to a timer relay and you've got what you need. The ethernet part is a little more complicated but at least you won't have to do any fancy current transformation.
If you want an off-the-shelf remote relay solution with ethernet capability I've got something that could do the whole trick too, contact me if you want more info. | |
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remote control via ethernet.
