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Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
BoxyBSD
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EnigmaRotor
@EnigmaRotor@mastodon.bsd.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
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Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
Zigbee2MQTT dashboard with three devices in it: 1) Temperature sensor in kitchen. It exposes the temperature, humidity, signal level and battery level. Also it provides controls to set temperature units, and to calibrate readings of temperature/humidity. 2) Temperature sensor in living room. It has the same controls. 3) Sensor with magnet contact, installed on the window in the living room. It exposes, set of contact, "low battery" signal, battery level and signal level.
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
OpenHAB main page with some labels in it. Labels divided into two parts: "Weather" and "Home". On the "Weather" part there are labels with the next contents: 1) Temperature (-0.1°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Textual description of the weather (cloudy) 3) Pressure (759,062 mmHg) with pressure graph on the background 4) Humidity (93%) 5) Wind speed (18,7 km/h) On the "Home" part there are the next labels with data from my ZigBee sensors: 1) Temperature in the living room (23.3°C) with temperature graph on the background. 2) Temperature in the kitchen (22.4°C) with temperature graph on the background. 3) Humidity in the living room (23.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 4) Humidity in the kitchen (29.0%) with humidity graph on the background. 5) State of the window in the living room (window opened).
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