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Cheap Door Sensor Home Assistant. I have two normal doors, 1 sliding door and 1. The sensors should last years on a single battery charge, are rechargeable, wireless, and cost less than about $4 per sensor. This hall sensor is placed in the door frame and the magnet is in the door. I am looking at adding door and window sensors at least on my first floor. Decent door or pirs will cost 6 to 8 usd. The drv5033ajqlpg is a perfect solution. If you want something fairly cheap and fully local you can do what i did. An omnipolar hall sensor from ti. They can be used to set off home assistant automations and as conditions in scripts. In home assistant the device shows up with two entities just a like the aqara sensor, a binary sensor for the open and closed. I bought a bunch of these 433mhz aaa battery powered. Zigbee door/window sensors are grand additions to a smart home. With this gateway you can manage door sensors, pirs, smoke alarms, flood alarms, etc.

Decent door or pirs will cost 6 to 8 usd. In home assistant the device shows up with two entities just a like the aqara sensor, a binary sensor for the open and closed. I have two normal doors, 1 sliding door and 1. I am looking at adding door and window sensors at least on my first floor. They can be used to set off home assistant automations and as conditions in scripts. I bought a bunch of these 433mhz aaa battery powered. Zigbee door/window sensors are grand additions to a smart home. The drv5033ajqlpg is a perfect solution. The sensors should last years on a single battery charge, are rechargeable, wireless, and cost less than about $4 per sensor. With this gateway you can manage door sensors, pirs, smoke alarms, flood alarms, etc.

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Cheap Door Sensor Home Assistant I bought a bunch of these 433mhz aaa battery powered. Zigbee door/window sensors are grand additions to a smart home. This hall sensor is placed in the door frame and the magnet is in the door. The drv5033ajqlpg is a perfect solution. An omnipolar hall sensor from ti. Decent door or pirs will cost 6 to 8 usd. If you want something fairly cheap and fully local you can do what i did. I have two normal doors, 1 sliding door and 1. In home assistant the device shows up with two entities just a like the aqara sensor, a binary sensor for the open and closed. I am looking at adding door and window sensors at least on my first floor. The sensors should last years on a single battery charge, are rechargeable, wireless, and cost less than about $4 per sensor. With this gateway you can manage door sensors, pirs, smoke alarms, flood alarms, etc. They can be used to set off home assistant automations and as conditions in scripts. I bought a bunch of these 433mhz aaa battery powered.