Rooms and outdoors
Choose the right utility-room values.
A utility room can contain many data points around appliances and building systems. A useful view begins by choosing the relevant ones.
Distinguish room and device readings
A temperature may come from a room sensor or from electronics inside a device. A room view needs clarity about what is being measured. Assigning it to a Home Assistant area does not establish that meaning. Check the name and measuring location before including it.
Keep the scope focused
A light and an exterior-door contact may be more useful than a long list of technical values. A washing machine in the model does not promise programme control. Suitable specialist views still matter for maintenance and device statistics.
A practical example
Illustrative example: Show the room sensor and leave the bulb’s internal temperature out of the room overview. The readings serve different purposes.
What your setup needs to provide
VioMio adds a 3D view to Home Assistant. Verified feature groups are light controls, supported cover functions, and display of suitable door/window contacts and room temperatures. Dimming, colour temperature and cover functions depend on the device and integration. Temperatures are read-only. Relevant entities need suitable room and floor assignments. We assess your specific scope before preparing a quote. Wash programmes, leak alarms, heating maintenance and energy analytics are not promised here.
Your route to a quote
A rough room sketch and an explanation of selected sensors help later. Remove serial numbers and credentials. For the first enquiry, we need your email address, smart-home system and approximate building or space size. Plans, photos and device information can follow later. Send only necessary materials and remove private information and credentials. We clarify open questions by email and prepare a quote with scope and costs. Implementation is agreed afterwards.