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Model number: gzcgq01lm Product size: 41 × 41 × 15mm Wireless connection: Zigbee 3.0 Sensitivity range:  0 ~ 83000 lux Battery model: CR2450 Operating temperature: -10 ℃ to -50 ℃  0% -95% RH This light sensor will measure the light intensity from 0 to 83000 lux. The range is adequate to measure full darkness (0 lux), sunset/sunrise (40-400 lux), overcast daytime (1000-2000 lux), and a sunny day (110000 lux). In the sensor are two magnets so you can stick it to any metal surface. Because this sensor uses the zigbee 3.0 protocol it will only work on the newer Mi home hubs like the ZNDMWG03LM.

Product used : Xiaomi Mijia Smart Door & Window Sensor, but any door sensor will do I wanted to know when some one rings my doorbell to notify me when I cannot hear the doorbell, when I am in the garden for example. In combination with a webcam I can see who is at the door when I am not at home. I know that there are products on the market that can fix this, most of them are not visual appealing, are expensive, and/or requires you to pay a monthly subscription. I think my doorbell looks fine, so I do not want to change this, and to be honest: it is more fun to make something yourself! The model of doorbell I use works with two magnetic coils which actuates a metal rod which then hits the bell. Magnetic coils can also activate reed switches because they are magnetic, so let's try that! I taped a door sensor next to one of the two magnet coils to see if it will work. After some moving the sensor around and ringing the doorbell I found the best spot. I marked it and glued it to

Product code : YLSD01YL Specifications: 220v AC 50Hz 0.033A Color temperature: 2700K - 6500K Light intensity: 300lm Light angle: 120 degrees Hole size: 70 - 80 mm Dimmable: 5% - 100% Intensity: 300lumen at 3900K Bluetooth 5.0 (certified) The Yeelight Mesh downlight is a build-in led light running at 220V 0.033A. You can control it with a Bluetooth 5 enabled device. This may be your phone or the new Mi smart hub (ZNDMWG03LM) which supports Bluetooth mesh. Bluetooth mesh means that the signal of one device will be repeated through another, so the more lights you have, the better the connection. Adding the light is easy, first reset the device by turning it on and of five times and waiting two seconds in between. The light will fade on and off a few times and glow solid to confirm that it is reset. Now you can add them with the Mi home app or use the Yeelight app (as long as you use the same account voor both apps the lights will be available in both apps). For the Mi Home

Product code : YLDP06YL Specifications E27 (EU-version), E26 (US version) RGB + W Voltage: 110V-240V AC 50/60 Hz Power: 10W Current: 0.09A Wifi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz Color temperature 1700-6500K angle: 160 degrees Life expectancy: 25000 hours size: 124 * 60mm The Yeelight smart RGB light is a wifi enabled led bulb which you can control with the Yeelight or Mi home app. You can set the bulb color or warm white tone. You can also define (or use preset) scenes. There are also "flows" where you can set a sequence of colors which it will alternate. You can also set a timer or schedules for when to turn on or off. There is also an option "music flow" where the lights will react to sound controlled by your phone. In the menu there is also an option LAN-mode, this option enables the possibility to control the light with third party software like Home Assistant. The Yeelight app or the Mi home plugin is very intuitive. By sliding left or right you can set the co

Product code : 903.561.66 Specifications: Max power: 3840W Ikea has really cheap remote control outlets which cost about 9.99 euro. They work the same as the Philips HUE ones, just simple on/off. They are a bit bigger than the Philips version and are not that aesthetically pleasing, but they are a lot cheaper.Q to Pairing them with the HUE hub is pretty straightforward if you did this before. Reset the Ikea outlet, move it close to the hub, enable Touchlink, search for the device. After adding non-HUE devices to your HUE hub you can no longer update those devices. This can be a hassle.

Product code : Sothing WN1803 Specifications Battery and power consumption: CR2032 / 3V 10uA Accuracy: ± 5% Light indicator: Red/Green/Blue Weight: 20g Size: 131x25.1x10.9 It seems that there is a sort of new Mi Flora sensor . It is produced by a different company, but also licensed by Xiaomi. It looks pretty much the same as the Mi Flora bluetooth enabled sensor, but that is only at the outside. This version is very much simplified compared to the original and is not really a smart sensor. It does not measure fertility or temperature, the sensor only measures humidity and reports it's result with a RGB led: Red: not enough water Green: enough water Blue: too much water The humidity sensor is a capacitive sensor which means that it will not deteriorate over time like the shiny sensors . There is no app, so it only reports by pressing a (physical) button on the device. The led lights up and gives an indication about the soil humidity. Given that it requires you t