Hi all.
I’ve very new to this so please go easy on me. I’ve moved into a new rented house and it’s been very hard to keep warm. So I wanted to log some reading from multiple rooms as proof to the estate agent.
I’ve got Domoticz running in docker on unRAID.
From what I’ve seen you need a base station and the sensors communicate back using 433mhz?
Could any point me in the right direction on what to use?
Thanks
Thermometer
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Re: Thermometer
Hi.
Yes, you will need the system you are running domoticz on, and then a device to communicate with 433 signals.
I use the rfxcom https://www.uk-automation.co.uk/rfxcom- ... xoQAvD_BwE
You will then need compatible temperature sensors.
I got a cheap on from eBay - which I’m sorry I can’t fond the link for
You can then track the temp on all these.
If you are going to use domoticz for future ha as well as just this One of use, you could also look at other avenues such as zwave.
Personally, I now use the Philips Hue system for temperature. You would need the domoticz hub ( what ever you choose to run it on) - the Philips Hue hub - and then use their motion sensors, which detect motion, light level, and also temperature.
Yes, you will need the system you are running domoticz on, and then a device to communicate with 433 signals.
I use the rfxcom https://www.uk-automation.co.uk/rfxcom- ... xoQAvD_BwE
You will then need compatible temperature sensors.
I got a cheap on from eBay - which I’m sorry I can’t fond the link for

You can then track the temp on all these.
If you are going to use domoticz for future ha as well as just this One of use, you could also look at other avenues such as zwave.
Personally, I now use the Philips Hue system for temperature. You would need the domoticz hub ( what ever you choose to run it on) - the Philips Hue hub - and then use their motion sensors, which detect motion, light level, and also temperature.
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Hue bridge / bulbs.
lightwave rf sockets, mood controlers, sensors & contacts.
Home bridge / Siri.
Ha bridge / echo Alexa.
Hard wired alarm system - setting home / away status.
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Hue bridge / bulbs.
lightwave rf sockets, mood controlers, sensors & contacts.
Home bridge / Siri.
Ha bridge / echo Alexa.
Hard wired alarm system - setting home / away status.
Next: harmony hub.
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Re: Thermometer
Better and cheaper is for you esp8266 with espeasy+ ds18b20. Connect this to domoticz is very easy.sion wrote:Hi.
Yes, you will need the system you are running domoticz on, and then a device to communicate with 433 signals.
I use the rfxcom https://www.uk-automation.co.uk/rfxcom- ... xoQAvD_BwE
You will then need compatible temperature sensors.
I got a cheap on from eBay - which I’m sorry I can’t fond the link for
You can then track the temp on all these.
If you are going to use domoticz for future ha as well as just this One of use, you could also look at other avenues such as zwave.
Personally, I now use the Philips Hue system for temperature. You would need the domoticz hub ( what ever you choose to run it on) - the Philips Hue hub - and then use their motion sensors, which detect motion, light level, and also temperature.
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Re: Thermometer
Thanks for the reply’s.
I do have Phillips hue but the sensors look a bit expensive.
What’s everyone’s thoughts on the rflink?
I do have Phillips hue but the sensors look a bit expensive.
What’s everyone’s thoughts on the rflink?
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Re: Thermometer
ESP2866 + DS18B20 ( with ESPeasy firmware for example ) is good.
But maybe better for you will be something ready for use.
Try cheap Xiaomi.
You will need one gateway and humidity/temperature sensor for each room
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But maybe better for you will be something ready for use.
Try cheap Xiaomi.
You will need one gateway and humidity/temperature sensor for each room
ebay
example
RPi2 Domoticz v 4.10717
10 x Sonoff Basic - ESPeasy
1 x Wemos D1 - ESPeasy
1 x Shelly Plus Plug S
1 x Sonoff S26 - ESPeasy
1 x Shelly 1
1 x MySensors HC-SR04
1 x MySenosrs wifi gateway
1 x RFLink
4x Cam IPC-T240H
10 x Sonoff Basic - ESPeasy
1 x Wemos D1 - ESPeasy
1 x Shelly Plus Plug S
1 x Sonoff S26 - ESPeasy
1 x Shelly 1
1 x MySensors HC-SR04
1 x MySenosrs wifi gateway
1 x RFLink
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Re: Thermometer
Awesome thank you I’ll take a look
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Re: Thermometer
Do you already have a router or gateway with WiFi @2,4GHz?
Then application of ESP8266&ESPEasy is most easy, in combination with 1 Domoticz on a Raspberry.
The ESP8266es use the WiFi for communication.
Connect your Raspberry to the Wifi-router (dependent on type, either by cable, or by WiFi as well), and .
Just fit the ESP8266es with a temp/hum-sensor like DHT22 and you are in business: the ESP8266s act as 'satelites' for Domoticz.
Application of 433MHZ is also easy, but it is different kind of network, which could be less DIY than ESP8266es, more ready-made and usually more expensive.
To receive the signals at Domoticz@Raspberry you will need a transceiver/gateway like RFXCom or TFLink, and you need a set of compatible temp/hum-sensors.
In advertisements such as this one and here look for sensors which are 'compatible with T34C' and/or 'compatible with RFXCom/433MHz'.
Then application of ESP8266&ESPEasy is most easy, in combination with 1 Domoticz on a Raspberry.
The ESP8266es use the WiFi for communication.
Connect your Raspberry to the Wifi-router (dependent on type, either by cable, or by WiFi as well), and .
Just fit the ESP8266es with a temp/hum-sensor like DHT22 and you are in business: the ESP8266s act as 'satelites' for Domoticz.
Application of 433MHZ is also easy, but it is different kind of network, which could be less DIY than ESP8266es, more ready-made and usually more expensive.
To receive the signals at Domoticz@Raspberry you will need a transceiver/gateway like RFXCom or TFLink, and you need a set of compatible temp/hum-sensors.
In advertisements such as this one and here look for sensors which are 'compatible with T34C' and/or 'compatible with RFXCom/433MHz'.
Set1 = RPI-Zero+RFXCom433+S0PCM+Shield for BMP180/DS18B20/RS485+DDS238-1ZNs
Set2 = RPI-3A++RFLinkGTW+ESP8266s+PWS_WS7000
Common = KAKUs+3*PVLogger+PWS_TFA_Nexus
plus series of 'satellites' for dedicated interfacing, monitoring & control.
Set2 = RPI-3A++RFLinkGTW+ESP8266s+PWS_WS7000
Common = KAKUs+3*PVLogger+PWS_TFA_Nexus
plus series of 'satellites' for dedicated interfacing, monitoring & control.
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