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I did it a few years ago, it was very easy to do, and integrated very fine with Home Assistant. It's not too hard to do, you just have to have the component, a

by xgbi 3y ago

I did it a few years ago, it was very easy to do, and integrated very fine with Home Assistant. It's not too hard to do, you just have to have the component, and some solder. The main issue I have is the noise, it is really noticeable (and the sound mode makes it less accurate: https://github.com/Hypfer/esp8266-vindriktning-particle-sensor/issues/47 https://github.com/Hypfer/esp8266-vindriktning-particle-sens...)

shrx 3y ago
I can happily report that the Vindstyrka is silent, so it's a reasonable upgrade (also supports Zigbee out of the box).
- Havoc 3y ago
  Anything with a little fan in it won't be silent... Don't think there are any affordable particle sensors with fan though
lannisterstark 3y ago
>Home Assistant Man I can't wait until someone come with a more user friendly alternative to Home ASSistant. It's YAML hell. I work with YAML at work and then when I come home I have to fiddle with YAML again.
- vGPU 3y ago
  I set HASS up a year ago or so and it’s been great. Don’t need to fiddle with anything aside from having to migrate when my zigbee stick died.
- Larrikin 3y ago
  There are Python, C#, and I believe JavaScript options. Can't totally avoid yaml but you don't have to use it that much.