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Home Assistant Cheapest Temperature Sensor. Maybe onewire sensors with arduino could be ok. It's relativly simple to set up (everything you need is. In this video we’re going to set up an easy to configure and cheap. This video is the first step into replacing that system! Does anybody has some idea? The tuya generic climate / temperature sensors are probably the cheapest. I have since also published a video and article about new 4$ sensors! Now i look for some cheap and reliable termo sensor technology. It’s about 120 dkk (~20 usd) here in denmark, runs on zigbee, and works well with ha. Can be bought on aliexpress etc. Sonoff measures only max 55c. 5/5    (19) Slightly more expensive are the xiaomi (aqara) temperature sensors. I didn’t see it mentioned, but i think the aqara weather sensor (indoors) is fairly cheap and pretty. A good, reliable and fairly cheap option would be to go the zigbee route (look into zigbee2mqtt).

Slightly more expensive are the xiaomi (aqara) temperature sensors. The tuya generic climate / temperature sensors are probably the cheapest. I didn’t see it mentioned, but i think the aqara weather sensor (indoors) is fairly cheap and pretty. I have since also published a video and article about new 4$ sensors! Can be bought on aliexpress etc. 5/5    (19) It's relativly simple to set up (everything you need is. Does anybody has some idea? In this video we’re going to set up an easy to configure and cheap. Maybe onewire sensors with arduino could be ok.

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Home Assistant Cheapest Temperature Sensor It's relativly simple to set up (everything you need is. Slightly more expensive are the xiaomi (aqara) temperature sensors. Can be bought on aliexpress etc. In this video we’re going to set up an easy to configure and cheap. Now i look for some cheap and reliable termo sensor technology. It's relativly simple to set up (everything you need is. This video is the first step into replacing that system! The tuya generic climate / temperature sensors are probably the cheapest. A good, reliable and fairly cheap option would be to go the zigbee route (look into zigbee2mqtt). Maybe onewire sensors with arduino could be ok. I have since also published a video and article about new 4$ sensors! 5/5    (19) It’s about 120 dkk (~20 usd) here in denmark, runs on zigbee, and works well with ha. I didn’t see it mentioned, but i think the aqara weather sensor (indoors) is fairly cheap and pretty. Sonoff measures only max 55c. Does anybody has some idea?