sensors

Not sure if anyone has played with the original EP1 sensor, but cost was an issue for many. They just announced a 'Lite' version of this sensor, which is still a pretty impressive package, for a much lower price. I'm sure the backlog will be significant since the original sensor was almost...

Want to turn your regular 'dumb' appliances into smart ones? HS-FS100-L is a Z-Wave light sensor that's designed to report back to your smart home hub when indicator lights turn on, turn off or change color. Use to monitor dehumidifiers, water softeners, washers, dryers and much more! HS-FS100-L...

24GHz mmWave Sensor detects the smallest movements for accurate and reliable presence detection with an 8m detection zone - added through dedicated header pins. Detection angle is 100 Powerful Panasonic Industrial PIR motion sensor provides lightning fast, immediate response to larger movements...

Built one using an RPi a few years back. Works fine today. How to use a AS3935 Lightning sensor with a Raspberry Pi Reference: AS3935 Franklin Lightning sensor Tasmota view: and in MQTT topic when an Event occurs...

Hey guys, been a while! I have moved to the Elk M1 Gold for my new to me home. I installed some GRI2600's in some bathrooms I remodeled. I have 2 GRI2600 (NC) in my one bathroom in a series. It seems to work fine 99% of the time. The sensors are wired back to an expansion module connected...

If you're a Z-Wave user, I highly recommend you grab one of these HomeSeer HS-FS100-L Z-Wave Dual Sensor & Buzzer devices. I use a couple of these to monitor the status light on various devices, and it has been very reliable. I usually pay between $30-$40 for these, and I'm not aware of anyone...

Does anyone out there have (or know where I can get) an OmniPro exterior temp sensor I can purchase? Mine seems to have died after 20+ years. Thanks, Harold

Hi, I'm a new member here. My google searches always bring me to this forum! I have the OMNI LT with an expansion board, have some modules from OnQ, HAI, Honeywell, and others and have the system monitored with Alarm Relay. I just recently replaced an outdoor temp sensor with a temp/humidity...

I've seen a few products over the last few years that set off an alarm when the dryer vent gets too clogged up, but none of them are "smart home friendly", in that they don't have a way to connect to a HA control. I've also seen some devices that a repairman can use to measure the backpressure...

ELK-319DWM Window door sensor. Thanks

Is there a replacement for these obsolete sensors?

Hey;   I'm hoping to get some help with finding or building a 14A00-8 Water Temp Sensor for my pool.  From the pictures I can find online it seems to be a very basic circuit board with an LM331N which takes the voltage output from the temp sensor and converts it to a frequency. The HAI Knowledge...