ha ha ha - I saw this setting there but … never clicked 
thx
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Thanks for your reply!
Unlike many people, my Garage is far away from my home (out of wifi range), therefore, i need to find a way to have the esp32 pushing the data to Home Assistant (which is at home).
I was thinking to buy a Raspberry Pi that supports bluetooth and WiFi and install Home Assistant on it (then i can even add a camera for the Garage and control also my Garage door), then use an integration from HACS that links 2 Home Assistant Instances together.
But first, i need to solve the issue of having internet in the Garage. My Garage, is about 200m away from home and has sight contact. I was thinking an antena like this: https://www.alza.sk/EN/tp-link-cpe605-d6542788.htm?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAst67BhCEARIsAKKdWOndbNL2T9i28dTiYUqLmZMxnVugXTT5mFOI9PmwvRhl0GhQYXmJygQaAlLREALw_wcB&kampan=adwspn_sitove-prvky-a-nas_pla_all_sietove-prvky_wifi_c_1012118___TpLNk21t57_705310385204_~165274646300~&setlang=en-GB
I’ll see what i can do… With this solution the budget goes a bit high as we have roughly 50 (for antenna) + 50 (Raspberry Pi) + 30 (a small router) + 40 (a camera) = 170 Euro.
If you’re extending WiFi to your garage, then no need to duplicate equipment. I should behave just as if you’re inside your home, so all you’d need then is an ESP32 acting as a BT Proxy.
Duh, you are right 
Hi All,
I’m looking to use this integration with sensors to monitor tour bus tires. This requires higher PSI (up to 135) than automobile tires. Are there sensors compatible with this integration that will allow the higher pressures needed? Thanks!
AliExpress seems to indicate that 100psi is the max they can handle. https://a.aliexpress.com/_mPfzKDD