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Very Nice guide Thanks 👍👍

Hey, great video and great design you did! What is the app that you've used to make these floorplans and cabinets?

I think these kitchen automation ideas are more like retrofit than applicable for modern appliances. As far as I know smart fridges or Bosch dishwashers send notifications when the door has been open too long or when programme is finished. Otherwise great video! 😍 I have a Bosch dishwascher and could not recommend it enough, I can also recommend Siemens oven or coffee maker (studioline). For Home Connect users - in HA use Home Connect Alt from HACS, not the official integration.

great video, but lose the music

Question i added the low battery blueprint, I made my changes and click Save. Once I exit and get back into the blueprint none of my settings were saved. Any ideas why its not saving?

Great Video, thank you. I am using the cards specified. Where are you finding the configurator to use. I am programming myself in YAML.

whats the music?

No link to them?

Wth? You’re not ONCE saying what the fourth one DOES??

Instructions are impossible to follow as the demonstration and the talking are far too fast to follow, and then the flashing lights started... Lets do it again but more methodically if the clip is to be of benefit to the majority

Thank you for shearing

My understanding, could be wrong, is that the latest updates allow for OpenAI to create automations for you inside of HA

Nice video @Brenvelm, is also great for checking configuration.yaml files

Hi, can I also add to this that if you have door and windows in the room with sensors on them that you would send an actionable notification with the option to turn off the heating if a door or window is open for longer than a set time

Have a look at openai extended conversation. It can create an automation from a voice command, even a really vague one. Saves a lot of copying and pasting.

Use a horizontal stack card if you want more columns. Very handy for placing a row of scene buttons above the light controls 👍

I have a similar system at the moment. I use the labels for the type of device or sensor it is then I assign the name with what device its controlling i.e ZSwitch01 - Nuc Monitor (this tells me ita a generic zigbee smart plug, I use OZ for those from OZSmartThings and TSwtich for Tuya based ones) and have that first part of the name written on the device itself so that I know where it is when I need to find it when its not a light switch that is always going to be in the same location at all times then its just tied to the area its in for scene control. I also keep that naming convetion using the first part of the device name in the app if it comes with one it needs to setup like in the case of the Tuya wifi plugs so its all consistent and then I just use the device its controlling as the label when its added as a button on my streamdeck xl or I leave it as say TSwtich01 for those tuya ones for generic use. It's then nice and simple to make the automations organised with the devices as I set them up and I use similar naming conventions and labels i.e Motion Sensor: Bedroom Lights for the automation name then its Motion Sensor for the label etc For helpers I have the devices its going to be assigned to as the name with button if its to be used with a button action or toggle so I know this will toggle an automation it will be linked as i.e Alarm Toggle for the input boolean or Bedside Lamps Button for a control input to toggle two hue bulbs at the same time and I use the bedside lamps label with that button helper to put it into the automation that I need it in via call service actions. Overall HA is a very versitile system when you get setup right especially since they add/ed more options to organise things for what you want to control in and around the home.

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100% agree with all of this. I made the mistake of buying them to fit out my house after a (rather large home automation) youtuber made them out to be the most amazing thing ever - they are a nightmare, switches often dont work (even in dumb mode) software is crap and no (easy) HA integration :( avoid at all costs!

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Aqara temperature also tends to disconnect once the battery is low without the battery indicator showing a low battery... so your heater might just stay stuck ON. Maybe it's best to leave the heater limit on.

Hey! Just discovered your channel. I have attached a vibration sensor to my coffee machine to detect when it was running (I use this to decrement the counter of my coffee capsules and if it goes beyond a certain threshold, I put coffee capsules on the shopping list automatically). Wouldn’t that be more precise than the button press? What if you forget to push the button? If you have multiple persons in the household using the coffee maker, you could use presence detection to check who is currently close to the coffee maker and if the rare case that two persons are in proximity of the coffee maker occurs, you could send an actionable notification to both asking whether they just drank a coffee and only if they answer „yes“ increment their counter…

Matter smart devices save Apple HomeKit 💯

Is there like a button that can be customised to toggle on/off everything in a room?

Nice. Would love if you acutally share the code for the dashboard you are showing! Thanks!

Nice video, keep up the good work!

Is the code posted anywhere to look at?

Hi, can you please share this automation yaml?

Its a bit to slow explained and very nice music.

Thanks for the video! How updated is this info? Would love to create an automation to flash some lights if my team scores. Is that possible?

I would have loved to watch this, it's very concise and seems intuitive and simple. But seriously, this music in the background. Why? And so loud even.

I’ve never heard it called Zwav. As far as I know it is pronounced as it is spelled. Z-Wave.

How to do 3 ways? Can they be connected to two lights at the same time?