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Affordable Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensors for Home Control?

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  • #1 19674775
    wnowak
    Level 12  
    I need to monitor the temperature and humidity of 15 rooms (15 sensors) wirelessly. This is to control the heating and ventilation in the house. The control and reading of the parameters will be in my software - closed solutions where there is only a manufacturer's application to read the parameters are out of the question. Transmission protocol and operating system any (I will adapt). I am concerned with the price of the sensor being reasonable.
    Sonoff-SNZB-02 for £40 I think is a reasonable price, but has the problem that it only sends a temperature change message when a difference of at least 0.6 °C arises, and this is too infrequent to meaningfully control the heating valves.
    SONOFF SNZB-02 .
    With this SNZB-02 the sensors alone would come out to £600, which is acceptable to me. The protocol would then be ZigBeeToMQTT. But it can be other, e.g. bluetooth (of course, then there will probably be bluetooth receivers in each room, so the price may come out worse).
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  • #2 19678965
    Slawek K.
    Level 35  
    DHT22 and ESP8266 ?
  • #3 19792893
    Szaryczlowiek83
    Level 7  
    I suggest mijia 2 via blue but walls can be a problem. I have 6 rooms and it catches on rpi4 with no problem and HA HA control heads on ZigBee

    Added after 29 [minutes]:

    Slawek K. wrote:
    DHT22 and ESP8266 ?
    The DHT22 sensors have problems with high humidity in rooms like bathrooms where there is periodic steam. It can condense vapour on the sensor and it will spell humidity until the water evaporates.
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