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Shelly Swimming Pool Temperature Sensor and Home Assistant Integration

In this video I will show you how to create your own swimming pool temperature sensor using a Shelly 1, a Shelly temperature add-on and a DS18B20 waterproof digital temperature sensor and how to integrate it into Home Assistant to use it in automations. In order to integrate the Shelly into Home Assistant, you have two options: If you are using Home Assistant version 0.115 and higher, there is a native integration, however that only displays temperature in whole numbers, such as 25 Celsius. In order to display the temperature with one or two decimals, such as 25.3, I use the Hacs integration Shelly 4 Hass. There are many tutorials how to install Hacs in Home Assistant, so I won't insist on that here. Once installed, you will need to perform a small edit to one of the Python files in order to add the decimals. Go into Home Assistant using Samba Share or File Editor, go to Custom Components folder, look for a folder named Shelly and inside this folder open the file named const.py. Search for DEFAULT_SETTINGS, then under this heading look for 'temperature' and 'device_temp' and inside these add the following: CONF_DECIMALS:1 for one decimal or CONF_DECIMALS:2 for two decimals. Save the file and close it. Home Assistant should automatically update the way temperature is displayed for the Shelly Temperature sensors. If it doesn't, perform a restart of Home Assistant, but in my case that wasn't necessary. If you found this information useful, please consider leaving a like and if you would like to see more videos such as this, please subscribe to this channel.