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SGP40 vs SGP41: VOC vs VOC + NOx for ESP32/Home Assistant

Quick Summary (TL;DR):The SGP40 and SGP41 are Sensirion metal-oxide gas sensors designed for indoor-air-quality monitoring with ESP32, ESPHome and Home Assistant. The biggest difference is simple: SGP40 measures VOC behaviour only, while SGP41 adds a second sensing pixel for oxidizing…

  • panakos
  • 1 September 2026
  • Sensors & Components

Best Temperature & Humidity Sensor for ESP32: SHT45 vs BME280 vs AHT20 vs DHT22

Quick Summary (TL;DR):If the project is specifically about measuring temperature and relative humidity as accurately as possible, the SHT45 is the clear winner: Sensirion specifies approximately ±1.0% RH and ±0.1°C typical accuracy, very low long-term drift, a fast digital I²C…

  • panakos
  • 1 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

SHT40 vs SHT41 vs SHT45: Which Sensor Is Best?

For most ESP32 and Home Assistant projects, the SHT40 remains the best-value choice. The SHT41 is essentially a tighter-tolerance SHT40: both have the same typical ±1.8% RH and ±0.2°C accuracy, but the SHT41 guarantees substantially better worst-case humidity accuracy across…

  • panakos
  • 26 August 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

BME280 vs BME680 vs BME688: Which Is Best?

Choose the BME280 if you only need reliable temperature, humidity and barometric pressure — it is simple, extremely low power and still one of the best choices for ESP32 weather stations and battery sensors. Choose the BME688 for a new…

  • panakos
  • 19 August 2026
  • 1 Comment
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ESP32 IR Learn & Replay Remote Codes (2026)

This project turns an ESP32 into a simple learning IR remote. An IR receiver captures a button press from a TV, amplifier, fan or other infrared remote, the ESP32 identifies the protocol, address and command, stores the code in memory,…

  • panakos
  • 19 August 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

RD-03D ESP32 Multi-Target mmWave Home Assistant

The Ai-Thinker RD-03D is a 24 GHz FMCW mmWave radar designed for multi-target trajectory tracking. Connected to an ESP32, ESPHome can report up to three targets simultaneously, including each target’s X/Y position, distance, speed and angle, then expose everything directly…

  • panakos
  • 19 August 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

ESP32 LD2420 mmWave Sensor with Home Assistant

The HLK-LD2420 is a 24 GHz mmWave presence sensor that works very well with an ESP32 and Home Assistant through ESPHome. Unlike a PIR sensor, it can maintain presence from both movement and smaller stationary-body movements. ESPHome provides native LD2420…

  • panakos
  • 19 August 2026
  • Sensors & Components

SCD30 vs SCD40 vs SCD41: Which CO₂ Sensor Wins?

For most new ESP32 and Home Assistant projects, the SCD41 is the best overall CO₂ sensor because it combines a tiny package with better accuracy than the SCD40, a specified range up to 5,000 ppm, and low-power single-shot measurement. The…

  • panakos
  • 18 August 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

SHT31 vs SHT40 vs SHT45: Which Sensor Is Best?

For most new ESP32 and Home Assistant projects, the SHT40 is the best value: it is newer, smaller, faster, and consumes less power than the SHT31 while offering slightly better humidity accuracy. Choose the SHT45 when measurement accuracy matters most…

  • panakos
  • 18 August 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

LD2410 vs LD2450 vs LD2420 vs RD-03D: Best mmWave Sensor

For most Home Assistant rooms, the LD2410 is still the best all-round mmWave presence sensor because it is inexpensive, mature, highly configurable and particularly good at detecting a person who is sitting or barely moving. Choose the LD2450 when you…

  • panakos
  • 18 August 2026
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