Yup, I am trying to stay away from battery operated sensors. First the 12v small batteries are not easy to find locally. What I am looking into now is setting up 18650 batteries on the important switches/setups (like the ones that have door sensors attached to them), and maybe even on some cameras. That way my clients can get a UPS for their modem/router and the raspberry pi, if someone cuts the power to the whole house, the main sensors and cams would remain active for a few minutes, as well as the internet connection and the HA setup.
Hi ! did you something with your project ? I brainstorming on the best way to do it with all the new versionsā¦ Just want to know if you realized it !?
gracias amigo !
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Was wondering how business went? Managed to find your website but your social medias donāt seem to work and not show up on google.
You can charge a one-time fee for the initial installation of the system. Besides, you can offer ongoing support for the system.
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Could anybody please tell me how to turn of auto update? Is this possible on all instaltions like HASSIO or only on supervised ?
I donāt think auto update is feature of homeassistant.
The supervisor auto updates, other than that you are right.
Not necessarily thoughā¦
Yeah I have seen that, but if you leave that alone it will update soon.