A Saharan dust storm and an out unseasonal heatwave are affecting the Canary Islands in the second decade of December. The Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET) issued a pre-alert for the Canary Islands, as the "calima" could affect air quality in the archipelago.
This image, acquired by one of the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellites on 12 December, shows a plume of Saharan dust carried by the strong winds blowing over the Atlantic Ocean and reaching the Canary Islands.
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Winds can transport particles over long distances, affecting air quality, visibility, and nearby weather patterns. To support global environmental management and public health efforts, the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service provides valuable insights into the composition of the atmosphere, along with global air quality monitoring and forecasting.
Thing is that it is showing no real humidity but some normalized value. Usually, it is 0% unless you shower (or probably spray water another way), then you will see that value is growing. Probably it uses a number of particles or something.
That is how this looks for my fan:
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Spikes it is when somebody was showering and you can see that humidity ventilation started at the same time (purple value on the top diagram.
Keep in mind that for now, it is working only as sensors no fan control is available. It is much more difficult than I expected. You need to know your fan MAC address to connect BT to your Vent Axia Svara. You can get it from a sticker on the control block: -axia.com/sites/default/files/svara_pin_code_0.pdf
You can also save a pin it is not needed now but maybe will be needed in the future for controlling the fan.
You can use this custom component: GitHub - paveldn/esphome-calima
There is vent.yaml sample config file. You will need to make secrets.yaml file like this:
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