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SHT30 vs SHT31 vs SHT35: Which Should You Buy?

SHT30 vs SHT31 vs SHT35 for ESP32 and ESPHome: compare humidity and temperature accuracy, I2C behaviour, heater use, breakout boards and which SHT3x sensor is worth buying.

  • panakos
  • 14 September 2026
  • Getting Started, Home Assistant Integration, Sensors & Components

ESP32 GPIO Expanders: MCP23017 vs PCF8574 vs PCF8575

Compare MCP23017, PCF8574 and PCF8575 GPIO expanders for ESP32 and ESPHome: pin count, I2C speed, interrupts, pull-ups, relay and button use, wiring and example YAML.

  • panakos
  • 14 September 2026
  • Automation & Control, Home Assistant Integration, Smart Home

ESPHome to KNX via Home Assistant: Sensors and Switch States

Bridge ESPHome devices to KNX through Home Assistant: expose ESP32 sensor values and switch states, accept KNX commands, map DPTs correctly and avoid feedback loops.

  • panakos
  • 14 September 2026
  • Raspberry Pi Guides

Raspberry Pi Pico W vs ESP32: Which Is Better for IoT & Home Assistant? (2026)

Raspberry Pi Pico W vs ESP32 for IoT and Home Assistant in 2026: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ESPHome, BLE proxy, GPIO, ADC, power, performance and which board to choose.

  • panakos
  • 4 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

SDM120 / SDM630 Modbus Energy Meter with ESP32 & Home Assistant

Connect an Eastron SDM120 or SDM630 Modbus energy meter to an ESP32 and Home Assistant using ESPHome, RS-485, verified register addresses and import/export kWh sensors.

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

ESP32 Power Failure Detector for Home Assistant & ESPHome

Quick Summary (TL;DR):A reliable ESP32 power failure detector for Home Assistant needs two independent paths: the ESP32 stays alive from a UPS or battery-backed 5 V supply, while a separate isolated signal tells it whether the monitored mains circuit is…

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

BH1750 Lux Sensor with Home Assistant: ESP32 Lighting Automation

Quick Summary (TL;DR):The BH1750 is one of the easiest ways to give an ESP32 a real lux measurement for Home Assistant. Unlike an LDR/photoresistor, it returns calibrated digital illuminance over I²C, so Home Assistant sees an actual value in lux…

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

ESP32 Indoor Air Quality Station: SCD41 + SGP40 + PMS5003 + SHT45

Quick Summary (TL;DR):A serious Home Assistant indoor-air-quality station should not try to turn one cheap “air quality” sensor into everything. Use SCD41 for true CO₂, SGP40 for VOC Index, PMS5003 for PM1, and SHT45 for the primary room temperature and…

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

PMS5003 ESPHome Troubleshooting: UART, Sleep Mode & Bad PM Readings

Quick Summary (TL;DR):Most PMS5003 + ESPHome problems come from five areas: UART wiring, wrong sensor type, unstable power or airflow, misunderstanding active/passive mode, or mistaking real particulate spikes for bad data. The normal PMS5003 uses 9600 baud. For continuous monitoring,…

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
  • Home Assistant Integration

Best ESP32 for Bluetooth Proxy: C3 vs C6 vs S3 vs ESP32

Quick Summary (TL;DR):For a dedicated Home Assistant Bluetooth Proxy in 2026, the ESP32-C3 is the best-value Wi-Fi proxy: it is cheap, tiny, widely available, has Bluetooth 5 LE, 400 KB SRAM and more than enough CPU for continuous BLE scanning…

  • panakos
  • 3 September 2026
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