ESP 32-S3 / BME 680 Case
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Case for ESP 32-S3 and BME 680 Sensor. Can be used to build a simple indoor temperature, humidity and air quality sensor
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A simple enclosure kit designed for assembling a straightforward room sensor, enabling you to effortlessly monitor temperature, air quality, and humidity levels within your living space. Perfect for Home Assistant integration.
Key Features:
- Designed to accommodate an ESP32-S3 board and BME680 sensor.
- Requires only 2 M2x4mm screws.
- Simple assembly process.
- Provides space beneath the board for tidy wire routing.
Assembly Instructions:
Solder Wires: Solder wires to both the ESP and the BME sensor.
Secure ESP32-S3: Simply click the ESP32-S3 into its designated position within the enclosure, ensuring a snug fit.
Secure BME Sensor: Use the two M2x4mm screws to fasten the BME sensor in its designated spot. No tapping needed.
Flash ESP: Finish the setup by flashing the ESP and integrating the sensor into Home Assistant.
Update:
New shell designs have been added, including a blank model, so you can customize the appearance of the sensor cover.