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@balkonsolar ich hab einen Deye-Wechselrichter und 2 Panele und die zugehörige Solarman- App im Einsatz. Jetzt will ich wissen, wieviel Strom ich nutze und wieviel einspeise. Dafür brauche ich einen Zähler, also ein Smart meter, dass ich mit der App verwenden kann. Habt ihr da einen Tipp, für was 3-phasiges, mit WiFi oder Ethernet, man auch später mit einer größeren Installation, z.B. MQTT, #Homeassistant etc verwenden kann?

I see some new attention to dashboards in the latest #HomeAssistant which is great.

I need to spend some time learning how to do more with dashboards and cards, as I'm not wild about the information density and organization I've been able to achieve so far (which has been rudimentary)

🎉 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱.𝟰 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲!

🤩 New experimental Areas dashboard
🕰️ Time for a new card!
🎙️ Voice assistants can now start conversations with 𝗬𝗢𝗨 🤯
⚡️ Energy management gets smarter with device hierarchies
🛠️ Lots of new template functions for power users

Check out what’s new 👉 home-assistant.io/blog/2025/04

#HomeAssistant #SmartHome #OpenSource
home-assistant.io/blog/2025/04

Home Assistant2025.4 Time to continue the dashboards!Enjoy ready-to-use Area dashboards, have continuous conversations with an LLM, or let your voice assistant start a conversation! Energy device hierarchies, new template functions, and many more exc...

#homeassistant Can anyone help me? I've installed HA on my Synology drive, and the client on my Android tablet. I have several Govee bulbs and light strips, but HA has only found one strip. And now I'm stuck. How can I get it to recognize the others? Thanks for any help.

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Replaced old 1950s receptacle w new one. Added clamp-on current sensors out to a #Zigbee unit in a separate (plastic) box to contact #HomeAssistant.

Broke the tab off to split the receptacle and applied sensors to track dehumidifier and sump pump separately.

Needed a sensor flip to fix current dir, but it works nicely now. I get an email if the pump comes on!

Only in the house 6mo or so, and don't think the sump pump has run yet. We'll see how spring goes – probably the riskiest period.

Is there a #HomeAssistant compatible thermostat that can run based on external sensors instead of its own thermometer? My thermostat is on a cold wall, and I need it to turn on and off based on other room temperatures, not the wall temperature at the thermostat. (Can't move it since I'm renting.)

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This is the little 2channel #zigbee monitor I'm using. Looks like lots of people using something similar. It has two current sensor clamps, so it's nicely non invasive.

Not wild about it using 120V power as a battery or an adapter would prob be safer, but I've put the thing in a utility box to keep the 120V supply lines safely covered.

Can sense up to 80A of current

Learning more than I'd hoped was necessary about the #HomeAssistant #zigbee device handling.

There are python add-ons called "Quirks" that let devices add sensor entities after the fact for ZHA and Z2m.

I've got a 2-channel power sensor I'm trying to add and it seems to be on the bleeding edge of supported devices.

I see dev work going on, so might be the easiest path forward is to wait a few weeks.

But hey, I learned about Quirks today, so that's a new corner of HA for me.