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The thermal
implementation allows you to integrate your thermal sensor to Home Assistant.
(Me saying hello)
There is currently support for the following device types within Home Assistant:
For the integration to work with a thermal sensor, the thermal sensor device should respond to the following HTTP API requests:
API | Type | Response | Example |
---|---|---|---|
/raw | GET | JSON | {"sensor":AMG8833","rows":8,"cols":8,"data":"23.00,22.75,22.25,23.25,23.25,23.50,23.50,23.50,22.75,23.00,23.00,23.00,23.00,22.75,22.75,22.75,23.25,22.75,23.00,22.75,22.50,23.25,23.50,23.25,22.50,22.75,22.75,22.75,23.00,23.00,22.50,22.50,22.00,22.50,22.75,22.25,22.75,22.75,23.25,22.50,21.75,22.50,22.50,22.75,22.50,22.50,22.50,23.00,22.50,22.25,21.75,21.75,22.50,22.50,22.75,23.00,21.75,22.50,22.00,21.50,22.25,22.00,22.50,23.00"} |
See the GridEye example in the examples folder.
thermal.zip
file from the
latest release.custom_components/thermal
directory
into the custom_components
directory of your Home Assistant
installation.thermal
camera / sensor.thermal
camera / sensor.# Example configuration.yaml entry
camera:
platform: thermal
host: http://192.168.0.10
Main Options
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
platform |
Yes | Platfrom name |
name |
No | Friendly name Default: Thermal |
host |
Yes | IP address of your Thermal sensor server |
width |
No | Image width in pixels Default: 640 |
height |
No | Image height in pixels Default: 640 |
rotate |
No | Rotate image Default: 0 |
mirror |
No | Mirror image true / false Default: false |
format |
No | Camera image format (jpeg , png ) Default: jpeg |
min_temp |
No | Min temperature Default: 26 |
max_temp |
No | Max temperature Default: 32 |
sensor |
No | Sensor related configurations |
interpolate |
No | Interpolation related configurations |
cold_color |
No | Cold color Default: indigo |
hot_color |
No | Hot color Default: red |
Interpolate
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
method |
No | Interpolation method (bicubic , linear ) Default bicubic |
rows |
No | Number of rows in interpolated data Default: 32 |
cols |
No | Number of columns of interpolated data Default: 32 |
Sensor
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
rows |
Yes | Number of rows in sensor data Default: 8 |
cols |
Yes | Number of columns in sensor data Default: 8 |
The camera attributes are:
# Example configuration.yaml entry
sensor:
- platform: thermal
host: http://192.168.0.10
Main Options
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
platform |
No | Platfrom name |
name |
No | Friendly name Default: Thermal |
host |
Yes | IP address of your Thermal sensor server |
scan_interval |
No | Get raw data interval Default: 60 seconds |
sensor |
No | Sensor related configurations |
roi |
No | Sensor region of interest |
state |
No | Sensor state type (average , max , min ) Default: max |
Sensor
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
rows |
Yes | Number of rows in sensor data Default: 8 |
cols |
Yes | Number of columns in sensor data Default: 8 |
ROI
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
left |
Yes | Left pixel index [0:cols-1] Default: 0 |
top |
Yes | Top pixel index [0:rows-1] Default: 0 |
right |
Yes | Right pixel index [0:cols-1] Default: 7 |
bottom |
Yes | Bottom pixel index [0:rows-1] Default: 7 |
The sensor state can be one of the following values (all values relates to configured roi):
The sensor attributes are (all values relates to configured roi):
You can also use this more advanced configuration example:
# Example configuration.yaml entry
sensor
- platform: thermal
name: My Thrermal
host: http://192.168.0.10
scan_interval: 2
sensor:
rows: 8
cols: 8
roi:
left: 3
top: 3
right: 5
bottom: 5
state: max
# Example configuration.yaml entry
camera:
platform: thermal
name: My Camera
host: http://192.168.0.10
min_temp: 20
max_temp: 30
mirror: True
TBI
The following thermal sensors are known to work with the integration
Sensor | Image |
---|---|
AMG8833 |
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