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  • [H1] Thomas makes & shares:
  • [H2] Our custom round home control panels
  • [H2] Modbus Current Clamps for your breaker box
  • [H2] www.thouters.be facelift 2025
  • [H2] Rainwatertank Level Pressure Probe
  • [H2] Power indicator Gauge
  • [H2] Rainwatertank Usage meter
  • [H2] Laser engraved and etched circuit boards!
  • [H2] DIY Heatpump drip tray
  • [H2] Custom motion sensor wall mount
  • [H2] Rollershutters control panel
  • [H2] Virtual Solar/Grid power meters
  • [H2] Solar Matched Electric Heating
  • [H2] Rainwater Pump and filter box
  • [H2] First steps with Rust on the stm32
  • [H2] OpenPlank Proof Of Concept
  • [H2] Rainwater Tank Plumbing
  • [H2] Rainwatertank Level Sensor
  • [H2] (dir)VimDiff as GIT difftool
  • [H2] Podcast downloading with Python and systemd
  • [H2] MR1 'robot' platform build
  • [H2] Heater-on-light tracking using Home Assistant
  • [H2] Snapcast Bluetooth speaker on Debian Sid
  • [H2] Home Assistant Multi room audio setup
  • [H2] openHASP touch display build
  • [H2] lighting scene / mood control proof of concept
  • [H2] Openscad: Interlocking Hash shaped platform
  • [H2] Home assistant based automatic alarm
  • [H2] Reviving my Standing stats project
  • [H2] owl-filament.de review
  • [H2] ILI9341 SPI TFT on the raspberry pi4

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Thomas makes & shares: intern natürliche Links
Our custom round home control panels intern natürliche Links
openhasp Our custom round home control panels This affordable ESP32 based touch panel with IPS capacitive screen made me reconsider not putting home automation screens in the house. Its round shape is perfect for showing power curves on its circumference and makes it slightly more organic than the rectangular light boxes we immediately recognise as phones or computers. I ended up designing and 3D printing an enclosure for it and combining OpenHASP with some python code to integrate it with the Home Assistant setup. intern natürliche Links
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Modbus Current Clamps for your breaker box intern natürliche Links
power Modbus Current Clamps for your breaker box To feed my power optimization obsession, I already built some strange devices and did some interesting experiments. With a new electricity panel in place, I really needed to add current monitoring to 16 of the circuits to keep an eye on things. I like Modbus for wired sensors for its simplicity, and found this reasonably priced device that seemed to be a good solution. intern natürliche Links
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www.thouters.be facelift 2025 intern natürliche Links
homepage www.thouters.be facelift 2025 Halfway 2025 I gave my homepage a facelift by putting on my web developer hat and doing some HTML and CSS work. I wanted to have a summary of all customisations I have done to the Pelican configuration, so I wrote this post about it. intern natürliche Links
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Rainwatertank Level Pressure Probe intern natürliche Links
modbus Rainwatertank Level Pressure Probe A few years ago, I designed and built my own rainwater tank level sensor for fun. Unfortunately the unthinkable happened: the grommet sealing the cable inlet leaked and its insides got wet... I had to fix it or get an other one. My brother had installed a submersible Pressure Transducer in his rainwater tank, and rather than improving my old project I chose to use his aproach and get an off the shelve sensor to measure the tank level and use the saved time for other fun projects. intern natürliche Links
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Power indicator Gauge intern natürliche Links
solar Power indicator Gauge My openHASP control panels have been eye catchers on my desk for years now. I've been using the WT32-SC01 Plus one for over a year to keep an eye on the electric power use in our house. I designed a fancy power dial with extra arc indicators on the outside and a dynamic list of the biggest power consumers in the middle.. intern natürliche Links
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Rainwatertank Usage meter intern natürliche Links
modbus Rainwatertank Usage meter I integrated a 7€ YF-B7 water flow sensor into my home assistant setup using an off the shelve 35€ modbus based pulse counter. intern natürliche Links
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Laser engraved and etched circuit boards! intern natürliche Links
laserengraver Laser engraved and etched circuit boards! A laser engraver can also make it easy to prepare bare circuit boards for etching at home though! I'll explain how I do this, and how it makes creating PCB's very easy if you have an etch tank in your lab. intern natürliche Links
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DIY Heatpump drip tray intern natürliche Links
openscad DIY Heatpump drip tray Our heatpump outdoor unit was installed over our driveway, and we walk under it on the way to our back door. The installer did not place a capture tray, but I want to avoid water dripping and pooling on the driveway during the heating season so we don't get a slippery ice spot. So I built a capture tray. intern natürliche Links
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Custom motion sensor wall mount intern natürliche Links
3dprinting Custom motion sensor wall mount Motion sensors; the simplest kind of automation, and the most useful. Especially during night, when you're finding your way to the smallest room in the house. I could not find a sensor I liked however, and also did not want to spend a lot of money on something ugly. So I designed and 3D printed my own. intern natürliche Links
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Rollershutters control panel intern natürliche Links
siemenslogo Rollershutters control panel When we renovated our living room, we upgraded the window roller shutters with electric motors. While we usually only open and close all of them together, we still want to be able to set them to individual positions. I decided to make a central control panel with 6 physical buttons and implement some logic in the Siemens Logo controller to control the motors. intern natürliche Links
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Virtual Solar/Grid power meters intern natürliche Links
solar Virtual Solar/Grid power meters I want to keep counters for how much solar panel energy and grid energy my car uses. I have power meters for the Solar, Grid and the car. The power the rest of the house uses is however unknown, and measured by the grid meter. Determining the car's part of grid and solar power requires some calculations. I created home assistant template sensors to come up with these power numbers, and added integrators to obtain energy meters. The energy flow plus card can show these in real time on the Home assistant dashboard. intern natürliche Links
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Solar Matched Electric Heating intern natürliche Links
solar Solar Matched Electric Heating I built a prototype test setup that makes sure every Watt produced by our solar panels is used by an electric heater. It uses an industrial power controller and some code to match the heater's power usage to whatever power is not used by the house. This would make it possible to maximize our solar self consumption, which is required to get a decent return on your solar investment. intern natürliche Links
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Rainwater Pump and filter box intern natürliche Links
makes Rainwater Pump and filter box I chose to place our our rainwater tank's pump and filter in the garden shed slightly away from the main house. This allowed for a cheaper pump outside the tank and minimizes in-house technical equipment and noise. intern natürliche Links
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First steps with Rust on the stm32 intern natürliche Links
stm32 First steps with Rust on the stm32 Since the Rust programming language is all the rage, I started exploring this programming language during the summer. These are my notes on what I needed to do to set up a working development environment using the hardware I already had in my lab. intern natürliche Links
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OpenPlank Proof Of Concept intern natürliche Links
ledmatrix OpenPlank Proof Of Concept In November 2022 I saw a cool Internet Of Things controller at a Matter event. They were marketing it as an unobtrusive way to interact with technology. Unlike the usual glass surface finish of touch screen devices, it looks like a wooden plank that is sensitive to touch and uses a LED pixel matrix behind the wood to visualize icons and text. Since the device wasn't available for sale, I wondered how easy it would be to DIY a (much) simpler version that I could use for some of the same tasks. I worked on this for a few hours each week, and by the end of December I had this simple proof of concept, making use of cheap parts and easy to assemble. I call it the OpenPlank. Check it out... intern natürliche Links
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Rainwater Tank Plumbing intern natürliche Links
makes Rainwater Tank Plumbing After having the rainwater tank installed and connected to the roof, there was still quite some plumbing missing. The filter and calmed inlet add up to hundreds of euros. In my case the way the tubes were connected to the tank made off the shelve filters unusable, so I opted to DIY everything. intern natürliche Links
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Rainwatertank Level Sensor intern natürliche Links
makes Rainwatertank Level Sensor This project combines electronics, water and creating something from scratch. I couldn't resist designing my own reed switch array water level sensor. This kind of sensor has a floating part with a magnet moving up and down a sensor tube. intern natürliche Links
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(dir)VimDiff as GIT difftool intern natürliche Links
vim (dir)VimDiff as GIT difftool I configured GIT's difftool command to show the changed files as diff-split file tabs I can easily cycle through by pressing gt. intern natürliche Links
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Podcast downloading with Python and systemd intern natürliche Links
python Podcast downloading with Python and systemd My favorite radio show airs on Sunday afternoon, and I often can't listen to it live. Fortunately the radio station offers a podcast feed so I can catch up and listen to old shows. I set up a systemd user timer (cronjob) on my Linux computer that runs getpodcast to download updates. intern natürliche Links
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MR1 'robot' platform build intern natürliche Links
robot MR1 'robot' platform build I printed this miniature cart/robot to show my son I can use my 3D printer and electronics hobby to build things he too can enjoy. While I was minding my son at home while his kindergarten group was in quarantine, he asked me what a certain piece of electronics was for. He pointed to a reflection sensor that I was re-purposing for a project I was working on. intern natürliche Links
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Heater-on-light tracking using Home Assistant intern natürliche Links
homeassistant Heater-on-light tracking using Home Assistant Living in a house with Aterno resistive electric heating, I wanted to get a feel of how our thermostat settings and outside temperature impacts our electricity bill. I did not want to change the electric installation to add invasive interfacing like current sensing, and hacked a ZigBee door sensor to report on the heater's status LED. intern natürliche Links
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Snapcast Bluetooth speaker on Debian Sid intern natürliche Links
snapcast Snapcast Bluetooth speaker on Debian Sid I use a Raspberry Pi to drive two sets of speakers using Snapcast. To maximize the range of my Bluetooth speaker, I bought a Realtek RTL8761B-based USB Bluetooth dongle with a large antenna. To get the Bluetooth dongle to work with the latest kernel drivers and bluez-alsa, I had to abandon Raspbian Linux and use the latest Debian Linux instead. intern natürliche Links
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Home Assistant Multi room audio setup intern natürliche Links
homeassistant Home Assistant Multi room audio setup I was able to cook up a fun audio setup controlled and automated with Home Assistant! It features Multiple room synchronised audio speakers (fixed/analog, portable Bluetooth devices and via app on phone or tablet) Playback of internet radio, Spotify streaming and local audio files. Sound notifications for Doorbell, garden gate and other sensors and home alarm events. intern natürliche Links
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openHASP touch display build intern natürliche Links
homeassistant openHASP touch display build I discovered openHASP while I was searching for projects integrating touch interfaces with Home Assistant. It's easy to wire up a cheap ESP microcontroller board and TFT display module, and by loading this opensource firmware you can turn it into a network connected touch control panel and control devices and display things. When I bumped into a nice 2.8" TFT Desktop stand enclosure on thingiverse, I remembered I had an unused 2.8" ILI9341 display with resistive touch layer from a previous project. Connecting the dots... I had all the necessary parts in my workshop, this would make a nice project to make over a weekend evening. intern natürliche Links
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lighting scene / mood control proof of concept intern natürliche Links
homeassistant lighting scene / mood control proof of concept I discovered a lovely smart watch development platform; the Lilygo t-watch 2020. It's an ESP32 based hackable watch, with a small capacitive touch display. I had already played with the idea of building a small home automation control and status display that fits into the existing switch cover plate, so clicked the order button and leveraged the open source watch firmware to quickly hack together a proof of concept. intern natürliche Links
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Openscad: Interlocking Hash shaped platform intern natürliche Links
openscad Openscad: Interlocking Hash shaped platform While designing a screw-drive based RC tank (perhaps more on that later), I wanted to create a large easily customisable support structure out of a minimal amount of plastic. I started prototyping an interlocking structure in the shape of a octothorpe (#). This turned out to be a lot of ugly code, and so I got sucked into rabit hole of optimising my openscad model and found a cleaner solution. intern natürliche Links
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Home assistant based automatic alarm intern natürliche Links
homeassistant Home assistant based automatic alarm At one point I wanted a basic home security system (burglar alarm) to offer me some peace of mind at night. My Home Assistant instance has enough sensors to figure out what we are up to, so it was possible to create an alarm system that works autonomously. The system automatically arms and disarms while we sleep during the night and when we leave and return to the house during the day. intern natürliche Links
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Reviving my Standing stats project intern natürliche Links
esphome Reviving my Standing stats project I have used an Ergotron standing desk for 5 years, then it broke, right out of warranty. Several years ago I started building a sensor device to track how much time I spend standing up versus sitting down in my chair. The hardware prototype finished, it got shelved since I found other fun things to do with my limited hobby-time. Later I noticed that I was sitting down 99% of the time when working from home. To revive my healthy habit of working upright part of the time, I decided to pick up my parked project by re-printing the enclosure I made on my own printer and leveraging the power of esphome on and home assistant to finish the project after all. intern natürliche Links
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owl-filament.de review intern natürliche Links
3dprinting owl-filament.de review I read on Facebook someone bought low-cost filament from http://www.owl-filament.de/. I'm always interested in alternative sources of filament to use with my 3D printer, so I took a look. I already had a limited set of PETG spools in nice colors and was interested in some cheaper spools for prototyping purposes. The price was 'cheap' indeed, read along to see how this manufacturer's quality turned out to be... intern natürliche Links
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ILI9341 SPI TFT on the raspberry pi4 intern natürliche Links
raspberrypi ILI9341 SPI TFT on the raspberry pi4 I've been running network services on embedded arm platforms for for more than 8 years now, and when things go wrong, had to drag around HDMI monitors to hook up. For the last years I had a pi connected to the serial console to avoid that. I have been mounting all my networking and smarthome devices on a DIN rail, and I had some small 2.2" TFT displays around for a different project. I thought it would be nice to create a raspberry pi enclosure that included such a display so there's a real video console on the device that can also be used as status display. intern natürliche Links
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