nspanel-lovelace-ui
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nspanel-lovelace-ui
- What are some alternatives to this bank of 5 smart switches?
- I don't think that we should necessarily choose between smart switches and smart bulbs, using both is the best solution IMO
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NSPanel custom firmware works great with Home Assistant
My setup was easy; I haven't used the relays (I don't need them). I found this custom firmware here https://github.com/joBr99/nspanel-lovelace-ui so awesome and here are my remarks:
home-assistant-configuration
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Automate a Wake-up light
I created two helpers (which are basically what Home Assistant calls variables): a toggle helper and a time helper. Then I created an automation to run when the time is equal to the time that the helper is set to and it checks to make sure the toggle helper is on, then you can run whatever task you want (lights, music, etc) as part of the automation. Some smart lights have a built in "fade" time that you can use in Home Assistant, but my lights don't support that (FYI, the "Light" service call built into Home Assistant has this functionality but only if your lights support it. If your lights don't they'll just come on and you'll be confused as to why it isn't working.... I know from experience), so I am using a script I borrowed from Jeff at SlackerLabs to accomplish the fading. He talks about his lighting script in this video. He has it on his GitHub here. Scripts in Home Assistant are a little more complicated than regular automations, but definitely much more powerful.
What are some alternatives?
Tasmota - Alternative firmware for ESP8266 and ESP32 based devices with easy configuration using webUI, OTA updates, automation using timers or rules, expandability and entirely local control over MQTT, HTTP, Serial or KNX. Full documentation at
niko-home-control-II - Home Assistant Custom Integration for Niko Home Control II
nspanel - Sonoff NSPanel protocol and hacking information. Tasmota Berry driver for NSPanel
victron - Victron bluetooth and serial communication at a python script. With MQTT and HomeAssistant support.
simple-weather-card - Minimalistic weather card for Home Assistant
pyinsteon - Python library to support Insteon home automation projects
ps5-mqtt - Integrate your PlayStation 5 with Home Assistant
ha-rpi_gpio - Home Assistant Raspberry Pi GPIO Integration
ioBroker.bydhvs - BYD HVS Battery Adapter for ioBroker
easy-mqtt-handler - Easy MQTT Handler is a MQTT Client implemented in Python3 that will connect to a MQTT Broker, listening for freely configurable messages and reacting by executing arbitrary pre-defined commands. It comes with a Qt5-based GUI.
homie-esp8266 - 💡 ESP8266 framework for Homie, a lightweight MQTT convention for the IoT
ModemRebooter - SONOFF S20/S26 - Internet Checker and automatic model rebooter with micropython