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github: https://github.com/xythobuz/esp-env
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position: 100
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date: 2020-01-06
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-update: 2022-05-21
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+update: 2022-05-26
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+<!--% backToParent() %-->
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As a first step into smart home automation, I wanted to place temperature and humidity sensors in most rooms of my flat.
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To achieve this, I made some simple ESP8266 boards with an I2C sensor, either SHT21 or BME280, as well as a small 3.3V regulator and a USB connector.
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The data is written into an InfluxDB instance on my NAS.
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lightgallery([
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[ "img/espenv_10.jpg", "BME280 bedroom, front" ],
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[ "img/espenv_17.jpg", "SHT21 kitchen, front" ],
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+ [ "img/esp_env_relais_2.jpg", "Bathroom Relais insides" ],
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lightgallery([
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+ [ "img/esp_env_relais_1.jpg", "Bathroom Relais in Box" ],
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[ "img/espenv_3.jpg", "BME280 livingroom, front" ],
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[ "img/espenv_4.jpg", "BME280 livingroom, front bare PCB" ],
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[ "img/espenv_5.jpg", "BME280 livingroom, back" ],
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