A home power visualisation showing solar, house and grid power. We use it to know when's a good time to turn on power hungry appliances around the house. Written with ESPHome.
The dots on the lines are animated and show direction of energy flow. Green is good (either self consumption of solar, or export to the grid), red is bad showing import from the grid.
#Home power visualizer
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Can you share the config?
Sure, you can find it here https://github.com/patfelst/Home-Assistant-Config/blob/main/esphome/power-monitor.yaml
Your WiFi fallback PW, OTA and encryption password are all visible - you may wish to censor those
You’re probably right, but I think the risk is extremely low. Fallback only active if it can’t connect to wifi. OTA would require I think (pls correct me if I’m wrong)
A) Somebody knew where I lived
B) Camped outside my house and connected to my WiFi (strong password)
C) Able to reflash my ESP32. I would notice pretty quickly, and no other risk?
D) By flashing their own program, they manage to get onto my IOT network which is segregated from my main network.
No great harm done. But yes I agree. I’ll have to delete the repo and then re-upload it as commiting an update won’t delete the history 😦