esphome-AC-fan-controller

ESPHome Standalone 120 Volt AC Blower/Fan Speed Controlled by temperature range

ESPHome Components for Wood pellet Stove Fan Control

This repository contains ESPHome configurations and components for controlling a stove fan using an ESP32. The setup includes a Dallas temperature sensor and an AC dimmer to manage the fan speed based on the temperature readings.

Features

• Temperature Monitoring: Uses a Dallas temperature sensor to monitor the temperature.
• Fan Speed Control: Adjusts the fan speed using an AC dimmer based on the temperature.
• Automated Reboot: Reboots the ESP32 device a few times a day if the fan has been off for at least 10 minutes.
• Web Server: Provides a web interface for direct access and control.

Web portal:

HA dashboard and History:

Components

• ESP32: The microcontroller used for this project.
• Dallas Temperature Sensor: Measures the temperature to control the fan speed.
• AC Dimmer: Controls the fan speed based on temperature readings.

Configuration

The main configuration file is esp32-test.yaml. Below is a summary of the configuration:

• WiFi Configuration: Connects the ESP32 to your WiFi network.
• API and OTA: Allows integration with Home Assistant and over-the-air updates.
• AC Dimmer: Controls the fan speed.
• Dallas Temperature Sensor: Monitors the temperature.
• Automations: Includes an automation to reboot the device if the fan has been off for 10 minutes.

Setup

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/stovedoctor/esphome-components.git
   cd esphome-components
   Configure Secrets:
   

2: Create a secrets.yaml File Create a secrets.yaml file in the same directory with your WiFi credentials:

wifi_ssid: "YOUR_WIFI_SSID"
wifi_password: "YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD"