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blog.jlpouffier.fr
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| | | | | Winter is coming, so it's a good time to take care of the heating in our homes. In this post, I will show how I built a complex heating system for my home using Home Assistant. I also have a secret agenda It's to share my thought process when approaching | |
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saeedesmaili.com
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| | | | | I've been using Home Assistant to control many things at my smart home, including a couple of lights which are toggled on and off with motion sensors. I have one of these in the bathroom, so the motion sensor detects when I enter the bathroom and its light turns on, and the light turns back off if the motion sensor doesn't detect any motion in a specific period (60 seconds). Setting this automation is very easy using the motion-activated light blueprint , you just need to choose the entities for the motion sensor and the light, and Home Assistant handles all the hassle of figuring out the logic for when to turn the light on or off, and what to do when a motion is detected in the cool off period. | |
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www.cavelab.dev
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| | | | | Earlier this year I put up a Raspberry Pi powered DAKboard display. It shows photos from our Google Photos albums, the time and weather, and most importantly; our shared calendar. But I'd like it to show some custom data as well - like indoor temperature and humidity. And the measured outdoor temperature, not just the one reported from the weather service. Here is how I did that - using Home Assistant | |
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rapuran.wordpress.com
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