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I wonder if this will be usefull without dehumidifiers. I only have a bathroom exhaust fan and windows. |
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Thanks for raising this. Yes, Humidity Intelligence is still very useful without a dehumidifier. Its aim is wider environmental stability, including humidity and air quality. using the added sensors and devices available in each home. If your bathroom extractor is exposed as a fan or switch, it can be configured as a zone output. |
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I’ve been working on stabilising humidity in my house recently, and the results have been… way more noticeable than I expected.
Not just small improvements, but actual day-to-day changes:
What surprised me most is how sensitive the house is to outside conditions.
Even when the weather outside doesn’t feel that different, the internal environment shifts quite a lot if left unmanaged.
It made me realise something:
Most Home Assistant setups react to humidity,
but they don’t actually stabilise it.
They trigger on thresholds, but they don’t manage:
Once I started focusing on stabilisation instead of reaction, everything seemed to improve at once.
Curious if anyone else has seen similar knock-on effects?
Have you noticed environmental changes affecting sleep or comfort since intergrating Humidity intelligence into you
Home Assistant, and if you haven't yet installed Humidity Intelligence, what approaches do you use within your set up to combat extreme environmental shifts?
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