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2 months agoS’ils ne sont pas géographiquement bloqués en France vous pouvez utiliser ceux du CIRA. Ils ne devraient pas être censurés. Reste à voir la latence transatlantique.
S’ils ne sont pas géographiquement bloqués en France vous pouvez utiliser ceux du CIRA. Ils ne devraient pas être censurés. Reste à voir la latence transatlantique.
If you are using zigbee you should check Sinope Sedna Walter valve with the optional water flow sensor. It is supported in zha using quirks from claudegel on github.
Just make sure you select the ZigBee one since their WiFi one need their proprietary hub to work.
AKA a rocket stove
I have had Zwave Yale locks for almost 10 years now and am pretty happy with them. I have the assure SL (mentionned in another comment) on 3 doors right now and they are rock solid.
The battery is reported to Zwave but you will also get some beeping and flashing on the lock itself when the battery gets low, so even if you don’t see it in HA it is hard to miss and end up with a dead battery.
As a side note, I always bought the push button variant of those locks and stayed away from the touch pad version. Living in Canada it seemed like a bad choice to deal with touchpads in the winter with the gloves and snow possibly melting on it.