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Reddit mentions of Eve 10027811 Room Wireless Indoor Sensor with Apple HomeKit Technology, White
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- Know your home: Eve room senses indoor air quality, temperature, and humidity
- Improve your comfort: sophisticated sensor analyzing volatile organic compounds (VOC)
- Gain insights: your personal data by day, month or year
- HomeKit-enabled: unparalleled ease of use and advanced security
- Works with Siri: ask for temperature and humidity
Features:
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.21 Pounds |
| Width | 1.25 Inches |
I've got a pretty fun set up in my Sunroom
Lights: some basic string lights, and a couple Ikea MAGNARP lamps plugged into some iHome Smart Plugs, along with Hue Full color bulbs in the ceiling with a Hue Dimmer Switch
The dimmer switch can not control anything but Phillips Hue bulbs but I wanted to use it to set a scene that turned on the string lights and lamps so I set the second press of the dimmer switch to turn the hue lights to a 1% brightness.
From within the Elgato Eve App I set an automation triggered by the Hue lights being set to 1% that turns the lamps and string lights on.
Fans:
It can get pretty hot in the sunroom in the summer with a lot of activity from booth the people and the cat in the house. So I set up a system with Eve Room Sensor, Eve Door Sensor (used on windows) and iHome Smart Plugs to automate 2 fans set up in windows on opposite sides of the room. The Room sensor tracks the air quality and if it is low the fans will kick on, as long as the windows are open, (tracked by door sensor)
when the quality is good again, the fans turn off automatically, and they don't turn on while the string lights are on, since they are kinda loud.
Unfortunately our AC unit has a NEMA 6-15P plug so its not compatible with HomeKit.