Smart campervan control with Home Assistant
Sensors, switches, automations - In this blog, I'll show you how I made my self-built campervan smart and connected it to the open source Home Assistant project.
🔋 Ecoflow Delta Pro - 3,6 kWh
☀️ 400 W solar panel
💦 95 l fresh water tank
🧊 12V refrigerator with control via Home Assistant
🛖 Roof rack made from Bosch 40×40 mm aluminum profiles
📡 Starlink antenna with 3D-printed bracket for aluminum profiles
💨 Roof fan from 2012 with control via ESPHome via IR
⚡ 15 Shellys for recording and controlling all devices
I also recently worked on a VanMoof Electrified S1 eBike. As there is little information about this on the internet, I am collecting some instructions here.
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MoKo Camping String Lights in long-term test: Roll-up LED string lights for the campervan
Eine gute Außenbeleuchtung am Camper ist mehr als nur Deko. Sie sorgt für Orientierung am Stellplatz, schafft Atmosphäre und kann im Notfall als Arbeitsleuchte dienen. Klassische Lichterketten haben aber ein Problem: Kabelsalat beim Ein- und Auspacken. Die MoKo Camping String Lights versprechen hier Abhilfe durch ein aufrollbares System mit integrierter Winde. Nach drei Wochen Dauernutzung…
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Removing and replacing the battery in the VanMoof Electrified S1
As I couldn't find any instructions on the internet on how to remove and replace the fixed battery on the VanMoof Electrified S1, here is a short guide on the best way to proceed. When taking a closer look at the bike, many people usually try to remove the lower cover on the frame and simply pull on the battery. As...
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Structure of the Bafang front motor of a VanMoof Electrified S1 from 2017
This is what a Bafang G313.250 from a VanMoof Electrified S1 from 2017 looks like from the inside. This motor was ridden for approx. 11,000 km and was still ready to ride without any problems. However, as I had problems with the speed measurement via the integrated Hall sensor in the meantime, I dismantled it.