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  • First ever project / first steps in home automation and monitoring
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    Hi

    How to monitor CO2, VOC, temperature, humidity, pressure, dust, light, smoke, motion in a room ?

    I know there are consumer products that monitor these things, but I don't want to buy separate devices to track these values.

    So I am looking for a DIY solution to have these sensors in a single enclosure.

    After doing some initial research, I found out this can be done with an ESP32 controller / ESPhome / home assistant.

    I have no clue to start with all this... if someone more experienced is willing to lend a helping hand please?

    I am interested in monitoring following values for a few rooms :

    • CO2: MH-Z19B NDIR / SCD30

    • VOC: SGP30 / MICS-6814 / TGS8100

    • temperature / humidity / atmospheric pressure : BME280

    • dust (PM 1 / 2.5 / 10) : PMS7003

    • light / luminosity / lux : TSL2561

    • smoke

    • motion / presence

    Is this possible ? If yes, how can I do this ?

    A detailed step-by-step guide (like explained to a 10-year old) is much appreciated.

    If it's not possible on a single board, what is the max amount of sensors I can combine. Because I don't want to hang 3 boxes in each room ;-)

    Things I am wondering or looking for :

    • integration with Home Assistant

    • powered with battery or wire?

    • ESP32 ?

    • mounted in a nice enclosure on the wall

    • easy to replace a sensor (after a few years)

    Thank you very much!

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