DryPod - Aqara Hygrometer Remix Remixed by TripleDLab

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TripleDLab

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2.2 h

1 plate

5.0(7)

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Description

If you are like me you like to automate everything, I use a variety of smart sensors with Home Assistant. I remixed the DryPod to fit an Aqara Temperature and Humidity sensor https://www.aqara.com/eu/product/temperature-humidity-sensor/ and created automations in Home Assistant to alert me when I need to change out my desiccant to keep the AMS dry.

NOTE: This REQUIRES supports, base plate only, tree supports works best.

Comment & Rating (12)

@David_68

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Perfect print, thank you

The designer has replied

@TripleDLab

Thanks for the rating and picture! Love the colors on your setup!

@David_68

Replying to @TripleDLab :

Thanks, it's all bambu filaments, silver PLA and Midnight Blaze PLA Silk (I let my son choose the colors ;) )

@RyanBru

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Worked well for me. Still got the others to print but this works well for me seeing as I have gone deep down the Home Assistant rabbit hole.

The designer has replied

@TripleDLab

@RyanBru glad it worked for you and thanks for uploading the pics of your print! Enjoy the Home Assistant rabbit hole haha I try to integrate everything possible

@jens_duttke

It might make sense to have a display here, but the sensor directly on the wall behind the silica gel says little about the humidity in the AMS. I simply glued the Aqara hygrometer to the side of the AMS lid, so it is closer to the filament and the space for the sensor bulge can be used for more silica gel. Above all, I can then see more of the silica gel, whether it has discolored, which would otherwise be covered by the sensor. I don't want to criticize this design, but rather provide a suggestion for an alternative solution.

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The designer has replied

@TripleDLab

I agree with you, you would have a more accurate reading keeping the sensor away from the silica and no offense taken I always appreciate alternative solutions!