About
openSenseMap is a built-in integration that reads data from an openSenseMap station through its cloud service. It adds sensors to Home Assistant for the measurements the chosen station reports. Setup happens in the UI, where the station is picked by entering its station ID, which appears in the address of the station page on opensensemap.org. Because the data comes from the vendor's cloud, an internet connection is needed. The integration can also show notices in the Repairs section of Settings, including one about a deprecated air quality entity.
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Supports
Uses the vendor's cloud Needs an internet connection and an account with the vendor.
Set up in the UI Add it in Settings, Devices and services. Nothing to download.
Bronze quality Home Assistant's own rating of its code and setup experience.
Updated with Home Assistant Ships and updates with every Home Assistant release.
Provides
- Sensors
Setting it up
It is added under Settings, Devices and services, with Add integration.
Add openSenseMap station
- Station IDThe unique identifier of your openSenseMap station. You can find it in the URL when viewing the station on opensensemap.org.
Texts from Home Assistant's source code, Apache License 2.0.
Troubleshooting
- Repair noticesNotices it can show in Settings, Repairs:The openSenseMap air quality entity is deprecated
Shows in Vulpo
Chart card, Apple Watch.Information
- Installs
- 164 sharing analytics
- Connection
- Uses the vendor's cloud
- Upkeep
- Part of Home Assistant
- Quality
- Bronze on the quality scale
- Category
- Weather and alerts, Air quality and pollen
- Kind
- Built-in integration
- Needs
- Built into Home Assistant
- Domain
opensensemap












