How many devices home assistant i need to use for 1 villa
That is entirely dependent on your requirements for sensing and control.
1 device with Home Assistant should be enough, but Home Assistant is just the piece that connects all your sensors and actuators, so you need some of them too and that depends on what you want to do.
Thank you for the quick response… I have devices to control the villa’s electricity and air conditioning, as well as surveillance cameras and intercoms, as well as an internet transmitter booster.
I want to connect to 23 Internet transmitters and an intercom consisting of an external camera, three screens, and an amplifier connected to 15 speakers, 17 air conditioners, 17 water heaters, and 80 single, dual, and triple lighting control switches.
It is distributed among all the rooms, halls and corridors of the villa on three floors There are also a number of curtains 11
All of these devices are connected to the network
How many devices do I need and do I prefer the yellow or green device?
You still just need one Home Assistant.
What hardware you want to run it on is depending on what you are going to use it for.
Conditioners, heaters, lights and such is just a sensor and an actuator to Home Assistant and require very little computing power.
The intercoms and cameras is no problem to handle for Home Assistant on most hardware, if you do not need to process the image, because the image is really just passed through.
If you need to do processing of the images, then you might need to look into a small server, like a Intel NUC or maybe even a bit bigger, because you might need to run extra software like Frigate.
Speakers are not really relevant to Home Assistant unless it is smart speakers, because if it is not smart speakers, then the amplifier will be the one handling it and Home Assistant will be the one controlling the amplifier.
Before investing in hardware for Home Assistant you need to look into if and how your current devices are supported. Some vendors use cloud platforms with no option for a third party access and then Home Assistant can not interface with it.
Intercoms are sometimes really closed off, so pay especially interest to that one.
Home Assistant Yellow and Green is just a hardware option you can buy to run the Home Assistant on.
It is good solutions, but not the only ones, and it is not as such the “Product” called Home Assistant, which is the software.