AMS Dryer Pod with Hydrometer (ZigBee)
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Still a container for silica gel that fits the gap in the Bambu Lab AMS. Supports a Hydrometer with ZigBee.
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To be precise, I took the idea of making a DryerPod and the external dimensions from Bambu Lab AMS Dryer pods w/snap-fit lids; however, I made the model myself.
The main difference with many other DryerPods (like this, for example, AMS Dryer Pod with Hygrometer and Tab) is that I use a Thermometer&Hydromenter device that not only shows Temperature and Humidity but also shares them via ZigBee. So, both of the parameters are readily available in your Home Assistant for display and further automation.
The device's name is “Tuya Smart Zigbee Temperature And Humidity Detector Sensor,” I bought it here, on Aliexpress.
There are no special requirements for printing, and no support is necessary. I printed with the ‘Optimized’ and ‘Strength’ settings in Bambu Studio with Basic PLA.
Update 2024-04-12.
I just added an ear to simplify pulling it from the AMS.
Update 2024-01-29.
Today, the Hydrometer showed 0% Humidity, which was weird. Since the same device was located in the same box, it had shown about 11% humidity the day before. I also received a comment from @mikebike_1573910, which confirmed my thoughts. It is meaningless to take humidity measurements in a silica box container.
So, I changed the design of the DryerPod and removed holes that allow air to flow quickly from the silica gel box to the sensors.