COMPONENT INDEX / INSTALLABLE COMPONENT / v0.2.0

Climate & air

Temperature and humidity per room from Tapo sensors; CO2, fine dust, VOC and NOx from a Ruuvi Air

01 / REQUIREMENTS

What it needs

temperature humidity sensor
Recommended:
tapo-t315
Quantity:
1 per room
Connects through:
a Tapo hub (tested: H200), which the sensors report to

Home Assistant integrations

tplinkcore
the TP-Link account entered in Home Assistant's UI; the hub is polled on the home network. Reserve the hub's address in the router
ruuvitag_blecore
discovered through a Bluetooth proxy; enable the air-quality score entity by hand, it is off by default
groupcore
templatecore

02 / YOUR PROJECT

Add it to your home project

domosenso add [email protected]
# Fill in your home-specific inputs
domosenso render climate-air
domosenso status

Run these through uv run --project <catalog checkout> domosenso from your separate home folder. Adding and rendering files does not deploy them.

Start with the onboarding guide →

03 / CONFIGURATION

Your inputs

Input	Type	Configuration
`climate`	list[{label, temperature, humidity?, indoor?, bathroom?, battery?}]	Supply your value
`air`	{score?, co2?, pm2_5?, voc?, nox?}	Supply your value
`outside`	{temperature, humidity?}	Default available
`outside_weather`	entity_id	Default available
`bathroom_humidity`	int	Default available

Before a live change

Field experience is limited to the maintainer’s installation. Review device compatibility for your home.

Configuration validation is not a guarantee of hardware compatibility. Review the component source and deployment plan; verify behavior after deployment.