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Raspberry Pi Power Supply Checker in Home Assistant
rpi_power
part of Home Assistant since 0.116
Local, polling
Set up in the user interface
Raspberry Pi Power Supply Checker is an official Home Assistant integration for System monitor. Talks to the device on your own network and asks for changes at regular intervals.
Facts about this integration
- Compatible with Home Assistant
- yes, official integration
- Connection
- Local, polling – Talks to the device on your own network and asks for changes at regular intervals.
- Setup
- in the user interface
- Kind
- Integration
- Installations
- 135,940 (19.9 % of the installations that share statistics)
- Categories
- System monitor
- Provides
- Binary sensor
- Maintained by
- @shenxn, @swetoast
- Python packages
rpi-bad-power==0.1.0
Setup
- In Home Assistant open Settings → Devices & services.
- Click "Add integration" and search for Raspberry Pi Power Supply Checker.
- Follow the dialog – it asks for everything the integration needs.
The link goes through my.home-assistant.io and opens the setup dialog in your own instance – no address of ours is involved.
Source of this entry: the official documentation of the integration