BLEBOX AQ Sensor

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I just bought myself an BLEBOX Airsensor which is an outdoor PM2.5 PM10.0 PM1.0 sensor where i can get a readout on http://192.168.xx.xx/api/air/state in this format

{
“air”: {
“airQualityLevel”: 2,
“sensors”: [
{
“type”: “pm1”,
“value”: 13,
“trend”: 3,
“state”: 0,
“qualityLevel”: -1,
“elapsedTimeS”: 311
},
{
“type”: “pm2.5”,
“value”: 18,
“trend”: 3,
“state”: 0,
“qualityLevel”: 2,
“elapsedTimeS”: 311
},
{
“type”: “pm10”,
“value”: 18,
“trend”: 3,
“state”: 0,
“qualityLevel”: 1,
“elapsedTimeS”: 311
}
]
}
}

Is it possible to use a cron job to fetch these data into WD? Or that might be a feature request idea?

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I think that might be a new feature request. . . WD already deals with the most popular sensors.

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Sure. But in terms of Air Quality sensors, the productrange is very limited. Ecowitt, Purple Air, Davis.

I am running a Davis Vantage 2 Pro wireless and Ecowitt GW1100 with a lightning sensor. But the Davis AQ sensor is pricey, and Ecowitt outdoor is ok but not in stock at the moment ((WH41). BLEBOX might be something WD should look into. They have already a wide range of sensors and stations, and it seems to be a stable and well manufactured.

I get BLEBOX into my Homey Pro out of the box. Works well

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WD can handle Luftdaten and uRAD, too, but it can’t handle my Gaia-A12 - yet.

P.S. it can handle my PurpleAir :slightly_smiling_face:

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That is what @bitsostring was suggesting. WD doesn’t currently support it. The only way to get it supported is to make a request to Brian (WD author) to see if he will add it to WD.

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