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README.md
Home Assistant
This home automation setup is based on Home Assistant, with almost all logic implemented in Python through the AppDaemon add-on.
The goal of this setup is to require as little input from users as possible - instead reacting to presence, time, climate and more.
Usage Instructions & User Interface
The user interface primarily features configuration parameters, but does also provide manual controls and some status indicators. Usage instructions are embedded, as shown below:
Devices
This home automation system is comprised of the following devices:
- Raspberry Pi 4 Model B running Home Assistant
- Orbi AC3000 Mesh WiFi System
- Zooz USB Z-Wave controller
- Hank Z-Wave One buttons
- Zooz 4-in-1 sensors
- Dome Z-Wave Plus Door/Window Sensor
- WiZ G95 filament bulbs
- WiZ C35 filament bulb
- Kogan SmarterHome RGB + cool & warm white LED strip
- Hunter Pacific Evolve ceiling fans
- Sensibo Sky aircon controllers
- LG C1 TV
- Eufy doorbell
- Eufy security cameras
- Eufy indoor cameras
- Nest Protect fire alarms
- Owlet Smart Sock
- Samsung Smart Washer
- Samsung Smart Dryer
- Android, iPhone and MacBook apps on corresponding devices
Notes
The following are elements of this repository which are included for reference:
- The Home Assistant dashboard is configured from the UI, but ui-lovelace.yaml contains a copy of the code from the raw configuration editor.
- Manifest files from custom components, as managed by HACS.
- .gitignore details what Home Assistant files aren't included in the repository.