I live in a small house of 25 square meters, my mission is to transform this space into the smartest student studio that can exist. On this page you can find what I use in terms of integration, add-ons and hardware. Also check out Github because you will find all of my code there.
If one of the links no longer works, let me know!
Hardware
In house
Below is a selection of the most important devices that I use in my house.
| Nr. | Category | Hardware | State |
| 1. | Zigbee hub | Conbee II stick | In use |
| 2. | Lights | Ikea tradfri lights – All types of fittings | In use |
| 3. | Lights | Blitzwolf BW-LT11 led strips (ESPHome firmware) | In use |
| 4. | Lights | WS2812 strips (WLED) | Testing |
| 5. | Media / Assistant | Google Home | In use |
| 6. | Media hub / Remote | Logitech Harmony Hub companion | Deprecated |
| 7. | Sensors | Xiaomi Aqara Temperature & Humidity Sensors | In use |
| 8. | Sensors | Xiaomi Aqara Window Door Sensors | In use |
| 9. | Sensors | Xiaomi Aqara Motion Sensors | In use |
| 10. | Sensors | Xiaomi Mijia Light Sensors | In use |
| 11. | Sensors | IKEA VINDRIKTNING | In use |
| 12. | Curtains | Xiaomi Curtains with track and motor | In use |
| 13. | Switch | Xiaomi Aqara Smart switch | In use |
| 14. | Switch | Opple 6-way switch | In use |
| 15. | Switch | Xiaomi Aqara D1 – 1 way | In use |
Host
Below is the hardware that I use to run Home Assistant. Many beginners always start with a Raspberry Pi, but with an eye on the future, an Intel Nuc is definitely recommended and you already have a complete set for € 250. If you find this just too expensive, consider the Odroid N2+.
| Nr. | Hardware |
| 1. | Intel Arches Canyon NUC6CAYH -> running Proxmox |
| 2. | 8GB Ram (2x 4GB) |
| 3. | 120GB SSD |
Integrations
For the most accurate list check out my Github repository. Note that due to the ADR-0010 decision, there will be a transition from YAML to UI config and this will make integrations disappear from my Github list.
Custom Integrations
Home Assistant is a large open source project, which means that every integration was once offered as Pull Requrest on Github to merge as native integration into Home Assistant. If an integration exists but it is not already native to Home Assistant, we speak of a custom integration, which you must load sideways into a separate folder.
| Nr. | Custom Integration | Github Page |
| 1. | Breaking Changes | Github Repo |
| 2. | Google Keep | Github Repo |
| 3. | Hacs | Github Repo |
Add-ons for Hass.io
| Nr. | Add-on | Documentation | Github page |
| 1. | Grafana | Community Page | Github |
| 2. | Hass.io Google Drive backup | Community Page | Github |
| 3. | InfluxDB | Community Page | Github |
| 4. | MariaDB | Add-on Page | Github |
| 5. | SSH & Web Terminal | Community Page | Github |
| 6. | Visual Studio Code | Community Page | Github |
| 7. | deCONZ | Github | |
| 8. | PhpMyAdmin | Community Page | Github |
| 9. | ESPHome | Github |
LoveLace cards
For now you can find all my used lovelace cards on Github.