In this guide, we will walk you through the steps of installing an in-wall dimmer behind your existing light switch. This smart dimmer will allow you to control the light via your regular switch, Home Assistant, and even monitor advanced…
Smart plugs are a great way to automate your appliances and control devices remotely. With features like energy monitoring, smart plugs also allow you to track power usage and optimize energy consumption. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how…
Adding a temperature and humidity sensor to your Home Assistant setup can provide valuable data for climate control, automation, and monitoring. Sensors can be used to trigger actions such as turning on fans, adjusting thermostats, or alerting you if the…
If you’re looking for more control and customization for your motion-triggered lights in Home Assistant, the “Sensor light” blueprint is the perfect solution. Unlike the simpler “Motion-activated light” blueprint, this blueprint offers advanced features like adjusting brightness, setting conditions, and…
With Home Assistant, automating your home lighting with motion sensors has never been easier. Instead of creating a full automation from scratch, you can use pre-built blueprints to streamline the process. In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up…
Smart lighting is even better when it works automatically. In this guide, you’ll learn how to connect a Zigbee motion sensor to your Home Assistant setup and use it to trigger your smart lights — perfect for hallways, bathrooms, or…
Now that Zigbee is running in your Home Assistant, it’s time to pair your first real-world device. We’ll start with a Zigbee RGB+CCT smart bulb — the kind that can do full color and tuneable white light, ideal for creating…
As you expand your smart home, choosing the right communication protocol is essential. Zigbee is one of the most popular — and for good reason. 🌐 Why Zigbee? Zigbee is a widely adopted, open standard wireless protocol designed specifically for…
If you don’t want to use Ethernet, you can configure Wi-Fi: txtKopiërenBewerken[connection]id=my-networkuuid=<generate a UUID>type=wifi[wifi]mode=infrastructuressid=YourNetworkName[wifi-security]auth-alg=openkey-mgmt=wpa-pskpsk=YourPassword[ipv4]method=auto[ipv6]method=auto Replace YourNetworkName and YourPassword with your actual Wi-Fi credentials. To generate a UUID on Linux/macOS, use uuidgen. On Windows, use online UUID generators.
Running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi is a powerful and affordable way to start building your smart home. Follow these steps carefully to get up and running without headaches. ✅ What You’ll Need You can find the Raspberry Pi…
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