From c26f33af021a4cde4e60274f1eb4e352d81c6141 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Stefan Koelle The dashboard monitors 10 rooms across the apartment: server room, balcony, living room (desk and iMac areas), kitchen, bathroom, hallway, study, children's room, and bedroom. Each room shows current temperature and humidity, with optional pressure and light-level readings where sensors support it. The dashboard monitors 9 rooms (10 sensors) across the apartment: server room, balcony, living room (desk and iMac areas), kitchen, bathroom, hallway, study, children's room, and bedroom. Each room shows current temperature and humidity, with optional pressure and light-level readings where sensors support it.Rooms covered
-Dashboard features
diff --git a/smarthome/tasmota-energy/index.njk b/smarthome/tasmota-energy/index.njk
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@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ via Flux to display real-time and historical usage charts.
The same InfluxDB instance also stores temperature and humidity readings from HomematicIP room sensors and ESP32 DHT22 devices. These feed the air quality dashboard, which visualizes 24-hour climate history across 10 rooms. The energy and climate data share the MQTT-to-InfluxDB pipeline but live in separate measurement categories, keeping power monitoring and environmental sensing cleanly separated.
+The same InfluxDB instance also stores temperature and humidity readings from HomematicIP room sensors and ESP32 DHT22 devices. These feed the air quality dashboard, which visualizes 24-hour climate history across 9 rooms (10 sensors). The energy and climate data share the MQTT-to-InfluxDB pipeline but live in separate measurement categories, keeping power monitoring and environmental sensing cleanly separated.
Tasmota was chosen over alternatives like ESPHome or Tuya firmware for