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Added a new entry to the Community-made sensors section of the water usage documentation page, introducing the everblu-meters-esp8266/esp32 project. This project allows integration of Itron EverBlu Cyble Enhanced RF water meters with Home Assistant using an ESP8266/ESP32 and a CC1101 RF transceiver. Data is retrieved over 433 MHz using the RADIAN protocol and published to Home Assistant using MQTT AutoDiscovery.

The project supports:

  • Daily scheduled readings
  • Frequency discovery
  • RSSI/LQI signal diagnostics
  • OTA updates
  • Reading schedule configuration via config file
  • Optional 802.11g Wi-Fi PHY mode

This addition helps users with compatible meters easily track water or gas usage in Home Assistant.

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    • Added instructions for a new DIY sensor option to read water or gas usage data from Itron EverBlu Cyble Enhanced RF meters using the RADIAN protocol and ESP32/ESP8266 hardware.
    • Highlighted integration with Home Assistant via MQTT AutoDiscovery.
    • Mentioned potential compatibility with additional meter models across the UK and Europe.

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A new section was added to the documentation describing a DIY sensor integration for monitoring water or gas usage from Itron EverBlu Cyble Enhanced RF meters. The method utilizes the RADIAN protocol over 433 MHz with ESP32/ESP8266 and a CC1101 transceiver, and supports integration with Home Assistant via MQTT AutoDiscovery. The documentation also notes potential compatibility with related meter models, though these are untested.

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source/_docs/energy/water.markdown Added documentation for a new DIY sensor option for Itron EverBlu Cyble Enhanced RF meters using RADIAN protocol.

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    participant Meter as Itron EverBlu Cyble Enhanced Meter
    participant Transceiver as CC1101 Transceiver
    participant ESP as ESP32/ESP8266
    participant HomeAssistant as Home Assistant

    Meter-->>Transceiver: Broadcasts usage data via 433 MHz (RADIAN protocol)
    Transceiver-->>ESP: Receives RF data
    ESP-->>HomeAssistant: Sends data via MQTT AutoDiscovery
    HomeAssistant-->>ESP: (Optional) Acknowledgment/Integration
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69-69: Fix typo in “across”
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- Used accross the UK and Europe.
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Thanks, @genestealer 👍

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