ESP32 Replacement Alarm Panel for Home Assistant

Replace your old alarm system panel with a new board with up to 42 zones that will integrate with Home Assistant

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I had an ancient alarm system that was installed almost 22 years ago when my house was built and I wanted to update it and be able to use it in my home automation system (Home Assistant) I designed this 42 zone board as a replacement. I use all of the currently installed door / window sensors, motion detectors, glass break sensors, sirens, strobe lights, etc... and this new board just replaces the old panel. I replaced the keypads with wall mounted Android tablets that have a Home Assistant dashboard on them and one of the selections on the dashboard is for the Alarm keypad that you can use in Home Assistant.

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MainAlarmPanel.yaml

YAML file for ESP Home inside of Home Assistant

yaml - 10.50 kB - 03/28/2024 at 14:36

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bdimir wrote 07/04/2024 at 05:36

Is it possible to get gerber files for this PCB?

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p3juicee098 wrote 05/16/2024 at 06:27

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sawmandsalah5 wrote 04/02/2024 at 08:34

Do you intend to publish your code? I just added the .yaml file for ESPHome to the project.https://sawmandsalah.com/

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Kevin wrote 03/28/2024 at 16:23

@Ira Schonfeld - I use Home Assistant for all of my home automation. Inside of Home Assistant there is an integration with ESPHome which controls ESP32 based devices via .yaml code. In a nutshell, ESPHome installs the ESPHome firmware on to your ESP32 devices and then there is a .yaml file for each device...

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Kevin wrote 03/28/2024 at 14:38

@Ira Schonfeld - I just added the .yaml file for ESPHome to the project

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Ira Schonfeld wrote 03/28/2024 at 15:51

Hmmm. not what I was expecting - what environment runs .yaml code? Thanks

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Ira Schonfeld wrote 03/28/2024 at 14:20

Wow, excellent project and design. Do you intend to publish your code? Thanks.

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