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PowerDot Air | Home Assistant Air Sensor

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ABS 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
ABS 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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The PowerDot Air is a smart air quality monitor in a 3D-printed housing – with a round touch display, precise Sensirion professional sensor, and seamless Home Assistant integration.

 

FEATURES

  • High-precision sensor: Sensirion SEN66 measures CO2, particulate matter (PM1.0 / PM2.5 / PM4.0 / PM10), VOC & NOx index, temperature, and humidity
  • Round 1.46" touch display with multiple pages: CO2, particulate matter, gases, climate & overview – incl. live diagrams and automatic page switching
  • Home Assistant ready: Auto-discovery via MQTT – all sensors automatically appear as a device in Home Assistant. Perfect for automations (ventilation, heating, notifications)
  • Web dashboard in the browser – completely without cloud, everything remains local in your network
  • OTA updates: new firmware versions directly via WLAN (Github)
  • Adjustable on the device: Brightness, volume, display timeout, chart period, visible pages

 


REQUIRED PARTS

- 1x Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch LCD 1.46"

- 1x Sensirion SEN66

- 4x Dupont/Jumper cables for I2C (SDA, SCL, 3V3, GND)*

- 1x USB-C cable (power supply)*

- 2x M4x12 screw

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PRINT

Material: ABS – the housing is designed for ABS shrinkage. Please make sure to print with ABS, otherwise the parts will not fit together properly!
 


ASSEMBLY

  1. Print housing parts
  2. Connect SEN66 via I2C to the header of the Waveshare board (SDA to GP13, SCL to GP12, 3V3, GND)
     

  3. Flash firmware using the Flash Tool directly in the browser (plug in USB-C, press button – no programming required)

  4. Set up WLAN & MQTT in the setup – done! The PowerDot Air automatically appears in Home Assistant.

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