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  1. Home Assistant Connect AUX-2: Neue Box macht alte Geräte smart

    Home Assistant Connect AUX-2 heißt das neue Gadget von Nabu Casa, das ab dem 11. November 2026 erhältlich ist. Die kleine Box soll Geräte smart machen, die du längst besitzt: die alte HiFi-Anlage, den Fernseher mit nerviger App oder den Solar-Wechselrichter ohne Cloud-Anbindung. Preis: 69 US-Dollar bzw. 59 Euro. Wir haben uns angeschaut, was der Neuling kann und für wen er sich lohnt.   Was ist der Home Assistant Connect AUX-2? Der Home Assistant Connect AUX-2 ist ein kompaktes […]

    android-digital.de/themen/smar

  2. Finally found a good solution for local access to my Remeha hybrid heatpump: github.com/mcc-tweakers/esphom

    It works over BLE, so your Remeha device needs to support that, or you need to buy the Remeha Home Hub device (which I did). All devices supported by the latter should be supported by the aforementioned ESPHome component (I have an Elga Ace All-in-One).

    Still need to work on making it work as a proper thermostat within Home Assistant.

    Also, make sure to clone the repo locally, as I've personall been hit by Remeha cease&desist threats before…

    #esphome #homeassistant #remeha #diy #everythinglocal

  3. EDITED: I've got a plan now! It doesn't involve dealing with the 24VAC inputs at all - see thread for details.

    Good day home automation/electronics/etc. geeks!

    I would like to build a device (which can run ESPHome and thus connect to Home Assistant) which I can use to monitor the activity of our HVAC system. It uses the 'traditional' (in the US) 24VAC signaling system, and there are 15 signals I need to monitor so that I can track requests for heat/cool/fan from the thermostats and the outputs from the zone controller.

    Can anyone suggest a suitable ESP32-based board which has the ability to monitor low-current 24VAC signals for 'on/off' status?

    #Electronics #ESPHome #HVAC #HomeAutomation

  4. @homeassistant @esphome If you want something ready-to-use, the SwitchBot Meter Pro CO2 is quite nice:

    eu.switch-bot.com/nl/products/

    It uses an SCD4x sensor, has a display and also works on 2 AA batteries. It also sends out the measurements as BLE advertisement, so you can use an ESPHome Bluetooth Proxy to use them with the SwitchBot integration in Home Assistant. Of course, less privacy due to the lack of encryption on the BLE advertisements.

    #co2 #smarthome #homeassistant #esphome

  5. I have been tracking the CO2 concentration in my home office for the last year or so, having @homeassistant warn me when the level gets too high, so that I can open a window or door (yay, no more drowsiness).

    If you like some crafts, you can build a good sensor yourself cheaply. For instance, a Wemos S2 Mini (€ 6.50) running @esphome combined with a SenseAir S88 (€ 21.50) will do the trick. Here is my write-up:

    danieldk.eu/esphome-senseair-s

    #co2 #smarthome #homeassistant #esphome

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