(Beginner Friendly) Home Automation using ESPHome & Home Assistant | ESP32 Projects | Raspberry Pi

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  • @techiesms
    @techiesms  Před 2 lety +3

    What next you want to learn in Home Assistant ?

    • @varunkumarr9633
      @varunkumarr9633 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Nice video bro 👌
      yes can you make this as
      1. Port Forwarding and use from anywhere.
      2. More Esp devices, How to add ?
      3. OTA code upload to particular Device
      4. Voice Control

    • @yadwindersingh9494
      @yadwindersingh9494 Před 2 lety

      What about next live session

    • @adhyayankumar9965
      @adhyayankumar9965 Před 2 lety +1

      Please make a voice control home automation system which also talks back like Friday. 😎🤘

    • @adhyayankumar9965
      @adhyayankumar9965 Před 2 lety +1

      Using esp32 or Arduino

    • @varunkumarr9633
      @varunkumarr9633 Před 2 lety

      @@adhyayankumar9965 start with Arduino Kit

  • @mandrasaptakmandal636
    @mandrasaptakmandal636 Před 2 lety

    awesome project, thanks a lot.

  • @shubhammohanty1098
    @shubhammohanty1098 Před 2 lety +1

    This home assistant series is awsome❤. Can you please make a project which includes capacitive fan speed control and manual switch control for appliances with live status of the switches and fan speed in home assistant dashboard. That would be great and very useful.

  • @neilmehta7387
    @neilmehta7387 Před 2 lety +7

    Can you please send the gerber file, BOM file and cpl file for "smallest home automation project using esp32 module"

  • @kherhitesh
    @kherhitesh Před rokem

    Dealy off timer project, use for like our computer shutdown and wait for shutdown but off dealy timer is lot a help we should pc shutdown and off power switch but dealy timer is off main computer power as a set out timer like a 60 sec so much helpful this project, i hope you done this project and we soon see on your channel, good going bro keep it up👍😊

  • @spartakum69
    @spartakum69 Před rokem

    Great tutorial! Which component should I use if I wanted to use a reed switch as a sensor?

  • @jaleelchalil1263
    @jaleelchalil1263 Před 2 lety +1

    awesome project,
    can we use also the manual button like previous project?

  • @dharmapatel2235
    @dharmapatel2235 Před rokem

    Nice video bhai! I'm new and learning HA. Would love if you can tell us how to control fan, AC (with various options, not just On/Off) and dimmable and tunable lights!

  • @manoharsai24
    @manoharsai24 Před 2 lety +1

    Making use of a sensor for detecting whether persons are present or not we can make an automated switching system at least in few area's like hall, kitchen, dining room, which would not bother us, can use your project in places like in bathrooms, bedrooms, veranda like that... (also by making it Iot, not just Local Network. But, Security should be considered, can add data analytics, like how much of units are been used everyday or per month, comparison, power saving mode option as in the mobile or any electronics devices, this just not save energy, help us to be aware of how much we really need to be used for our purpose. )
    Combination is the Best Practice I guess!!

  • @sudheer7595
    @sudheer7595 Před 2 lety +1

    My entire home runing with Ha raspberry pi, 40 esp12f controlling fans light etc

  • @lanfrancocecere9833
    @lanfrancocecere9833 Před 4 měsíci

    Thanks, I've been following your channel for a short time. How do I add physical switches to your project?

  • @simplemanushya479
    @simplemanushya479 Před 2 lety +3

    Waiting for this but please upload accordingly to Indian time

  • @TechnoSAP
    @TechnoSAP Před 2 lety

    Nice 👍👍

  • @filippogermi1618
    @filippogermi1618 Před 2 lety

    compliments for video, one question do you think that will be possible to control an old chinese wifi board by home assistance? thanks

  • @rahilk8136
    @rahilk8136 Před 2 lety

    Add manual buttons and real time feedback off buttons to it😍

  • @mycloudvip
    @mycloudvip Před 2 lety

    Great VIDEO!!! Loved your channel... What is the final cost to make this project in US dollars? and Where do I get the PCB for Mac? Is the SDK compatible with MacOS Monterrey? Greetings!

  • @udayparanjape7374
    @udayparanjape7374 Před 2 lety

    Do one video with Tasmota & home assistant

  • @andremilhardes2560
    @andremilhardes2560 Před 2 lety

    Goodnight. I would like to see this same project run through voice command, it would be great to have that too. Congratulations for your videos, they are always excellent.

    • @techiesms
      @techiesms  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for the idea! We will try

  • @mrtechsavvy8835
    @mrtechsavvy8835 Před rokem

    please make a video on how to add a manual control system with bfeedback mechanism on home assistant as u did in mqtt playlist.

    • @techiesms
      @techiesms  Před rokem

      Already made
      czcams.com/video/ZR2J6sx5EtY/video.html

  • @Tman317
    @Tman317 Před rokem

    Most of the steps worked for me as a 1st time ESP32 user, thanks! However, once I get to 12:07 where I have a Notification in my Home Assistant and see the ESPHome discovered, and click "Configure", it says "Please enter the encryption key you set in your configuration for esp." You didn't get that step...uhoh, now what?!
    Oops, figured it out! Had to go back to the ESPHome link in HA, click "Edit" for my project and find the api->encryption->key near the top. Thanks!

  • @newhorizonconsultancyservi8288

    Adding a manual switch with realtime feedback. And also connecting multiple esp to one uniform dashboard. @techiesms

  • @rishikrishnaganesh111
    @rishikrishnaganesh111 Před 2 lety

    Can we integrate home assistant with Alexa...if possible try to make a video on it

  • @benjamink7311
    @benjamink7311 Před 2 lety

    How to add manual switchs configuration

  • @ashishcchauhan
    @ashishcchauhan Před 2 lety

    My suggestion is show us a tasmota addon and sonoff devices.

  • @085-vaibhavgusain9
    @085-vaibhavgusain9 Před 3 měsíci

    where can i find the pcb design

  • @rushikeshsagar357
    @rushikeshsagar357 Před rokem

    I'm connecting FAN and 3 lights to this circuit. Function of FAN :- On /Off but whenever I'm trying to ON FAN all three lights also automatically ON.

  • @cjtechnologies7576
    @cjtechnologies7576 Před rokem

    I'm running home assistant on virtual box and I'm unable to install the yaml code into esp 8266. Any solution

  • @TechnoEveryday
    @TechnoEveryday Před 2 lety +1

    Raspi is very expensive. Is there any other option to achieve the same without raspi?

  • @YogeshDixit2911
    @YogeshDixit2911 Před 2 lety

    Any Indian PCB Manufacturer is available instead of jlcpcb?
    For prototype pcb in less time?

  • @khushbukhtkhan1654
    @khushbukhtkhan1654 Před rokem

    Why esp home assistant is not opening on laptop google,, and it is giving the error not reach on browser

  • @ami6packs
    @ami6packs Před 2 lety +1

    nice video series on HA. loving it.
    One issue i have is to detect power outage using esp01/12e.
    In home assistant, i want to handle a case: what if lights/switches are accidentally turned off/power outage (but my rpi is on power back up), but those switches/lights are involved in automation.
    e.g. my porch light is switched ON automatically at 6.40pm and switched off automatically at 9.30pm.
    In case of power cut between 6.40 pm and 9.30 pm, light is switched off since mcu is restarted.
    I think HA should handle this, and I want to run an esp01 for few seconds after power outage which only purpose is to detect power outage and broadcast esp-now after detecting power outage. it would be nice if you make a video on it.

    • @ami6packs
      @ami6packs Před 2 lety +1

      I know i can do this at MCU side too by saving the state to flash on every state change. it would be interesting to handle this at HA side instead. It might be a nice video for you to explore. :)

    • @ami6packs
      @ami6packs Před 2 lety +1

      Running an esp01 on super caps/bunch of 1000uF can do the job? I've not tried it but i think it's doable with little bit of programming at HA side. Detect Power outage -> notify to HA server -> HA server saves the state -> run the automation script again when power is UP (notifies by power monitored by esp01). Power up state should be notified by esp01 via WIFI this time in case of lights/switches are over WIFI, just to make sure everything is up.

    • @ami6packs
      @ami6packs Před 2 lety +1

      Basically, you can make two videos on this topic.
      1. Run esp01 on super capacitors/bunch of 1000uF caps for few seconds and broadcast esp-now protocol on power outage.
      2. Restore switches/lights to state before the power outage by HA.

  • @shyamkumarrajana
    @shyamkumarrajana Před rokem

    How to add multiple hardware to home assistant

  • @gaurav3746
    @gaurav3746 Před 2 lety

    No need to download mobile app of home assistance, you can setup own server page and controll devices from the webpage

  • @neilmehta7387
    @neilmehta7387 Před 2 lety +1

    sir can you please send the gerber file, BOM file and cpl file for "smallest home automation project using esp32 module"

  • @msarankumar5132
    @msarankumar5132 Před 2 lety

    Water level indicator using esp32? Try this one

  • @MusthafaAboobacker
    @MusthafaAboobacker Před 2 lety

    Have you ever tried BLDC fan speed control using esphome ?
    May need to find the pwm pin of BLDC control Micro controller IC

  • @shrikantnikam2426
    @shrikantnikam2426 Před 2 lety

    Hi I want to weekly base customized relay control can I do on this? And can I control from anywhere or its local webserver?

  • @redbeardhomes
    @redbeardhomes Před rokem

    What acts like the hub for the esp/arduino/rpi in this case? Your local browser? Or maybe the controller itself acts like a hub? Or is it being run locally on your pc? Just curious on how this works and very few resources show FLOW DIAGRAM of how ESPHome & Home Assistant actually work.

  • @sanmeetsingh8219
    @sanmeetsingh8219 Před 2 lety

    bro plzz make a video on these connection step by step practically

  • @masudrahaman7497
    @masudrahaman7497 Před 2 lety

    hi
    sachin
    if yon cane make any vedio with node mcu esp 8266 controling 4 chanel realy
    or send me any link .. it will be very useful for me to do control some light
    waiting for your reply

  • @JasonWho
    @JasonWho Před 2 lety

    Me watching him install a deprecated Add-on 👀👀😬, do all this, except for that part. Either click the link to Add Repository with the little “MyHA” icon, or manually add it then install the version that is being actively updated

  • @acs3985
    @acs3985 Před 6 měsíci

    WHERE TO GET RELAY PCB

  • @lavetirajeshbabu8285
    @lavetirajeshbabu8285 Před 2 lety +1

    Without internet
    Home automation project
    Using nodemcu esp8266
    I'm waiting this project

  • @dhanrajDs01
    @dhanrajDs01 Před 2 lety

    esp8266 make project

  • @keyurpanchal1706
    @keyurpanchal1706 Před 2 lety

    how many maximum devices we can connect with this local home assistant ??

  • @mukhtyarsingh123
    @mukhtyarsingh123 Před 2 lety

    👌

  • @ray-charc3131
    @ray-charc3131 Před 2 lety

    Shit,just simple codings, i do it on my own. I haven't yet used esp32, but traditional arduino and. Microchip mcu do them well.

  • @savanibit4644
    @savanibit4644 Před 2 lety

    Hi Sir Android phones she hoga answer questions Sir?

    • @hrishi1225
      @hrishi1225 Před 2 lety

      Yes, you can do it using android phone as well

    • @ashishcchauhan
      @ashishcchauhan Před 2 lety

      Yes, aap android phone se kar sakte ho but aapko home assistant raspberry pi me install to karna hi padega.

  • @asopok
    @asopok Před rokem

    I was thinking you would take time to go through the wiring as a beginner friendly video.

  • @mehulpraja
    @mehulpraja Před 2 lety

    Bloopers 😀