FermionAlpha
@fermionalpha.bsky.social
Star Trek and The Expanse enthusiast, astronomy lover, 3D printing hobbyist, Kerbal Space Program evangelist, walking Silmarillion reference, home automation addict.
It's that time of the year when the Christmas lights get added to #HomeAssistant. My icons need a bit of work though - I'm thinking mdi:string-lights and mdi:pine-tree
December 4, 2024 at 10:43 AM
It's that time of the year when the Christmas lights get added to #HomeAssistant. My icons need a bit of work though - I'm thinking mdi:string-lights and mdi:pine-tree
..and this draughty room above a (very cold) integral garage.
The temperature drops off so quickly that the heating is practically running constantly at a low level all day and night. Lots more noise in the graph.
The temperature drops off so quickly that the heating is practically running constantly at a low level all day and night. Lots more noise in the graph.
November 27, 2024 at 10:29 AM
..and this draughty room above a (very cold) integral garage.
The temperature drops off so quickly that the heating is practically running constantly at a low level all day and night. Lots more noise in the graph.
The temperature drops off so quickly that the heating is practically running constantly at a low level all day and night. Lots more noise in the graph.
More #HomeAssistant visualisations.
Room temperature (coloured line), target temperature (blue line) and the amount of heating applied (grey line) over a 24-hour period.
Note the difference between this mostly draught-proof room above a living space [1/2]..
Room temperature (coloured line), target temperature (blue line) and the amount of heating applied (grey line) over a 24-hour period.
Note the difference between this mostly draught-proof room above a living space [1/2]..
November 27, 2024 at 10:29 AM
More #HomeAssistant visualisations.
Room temperature (coloured line), target temperature (blue line) and the amount of heating applied (grey line) over a 24-hour period.
Note the difference between this mostly draught-proof room above a living space [1/2]..
Room temperature (coloured line), target temperature (blue line) and the amount of heating applied (grey line) over a 24-hour period.
Note the difference between this mostly draught-proof room above a living space [1/2]..
I have a similar thing on my dashboard homepage.
Means we can quickly disable automatic lightings, keep covers from closing, silence frequent notifications etc.
Means we can quickly disable automatic lightings, keep covers from closing, silence frequent notifications etc.
November 20, 2024 at 3:01 PM
I have a similar thing on my dashboard homepage.
Means we can quickly disable automatic lightings, keep covers from closing, silence frequent notifications etc.
Means we can quickly disable automatic lightings, keep covers from closing, silence frequent notifications etc.
For stats and #HomeAssistant nerds.
The exterior light sensors on our house clearly show the two weeks of darkness the UK had in late October/early November. Thank goodness the sun is back!
The sensor on the west side of the house also shows its daily light readings peaking on the summer solstice.
The exterior light sensors on our house clearly show the two weeks of darkness the UK had in late October/early November. Thank goodness the sun is back!
The sensor on the west side of the house also shows its daily light readings peaking on the summer solstice.
November 20, 2024 at 2:55 PM
For stats and #HomeAssistant nerds.
The exterior light sensors on our house clearly show the two weeks of darkness the UK had in late October/early November. Thank goodness the sun is back!
The sensor on the west side of the house also shows its daily light readings peaking on the summer solstice.
The exterior light sensors on our house clearly show the two weeks of darkness the UK had in late October/early November. Thank goodness the sun is back!
The sensor on the west side of the house also shows its daily light readings peaking on the summer solstice.