Oil Pressure monitor with ESP32, INA219
đź”— Full Guide · Transcript Build a digital oil-pressure monitor using an ESP32 “remote hub,” an INA219 board over I²C, and Home Assistant/ESPHome. This guide follows every technically relevant step from the video: soldering the INA219, wiring to the ESP32, tapping the existing oil sender’s “Gauge” terminal, adding INA219 in ESPHome, calibrating volts→bar from two […]
NMEA 2000 to Home Assistant: ESP32 & USB-CAN
đź”— Full Guide · Transcript Turn your boat’s NMEA 2000 (CAN bus) into live dashboards, alerts and automations in Home Assistant. This guide covers two integrations you can add via HACS: 🚦 Smart2000 ESP — Wireless bridge using an ESP32 + CAN transceiver (place it near the N2K backbone, stream to your Raspberry Pi over […]
NMEA 0183 to Home Assistant: Wi-Fi, Signal K & Serial
đź”— Full Guide · Transcript Build a central boat computer with Signal K (TCP) or USB (Serial) — no YAML. I’ve built two integrations to streamline NMEA 0183 → Home Assistant. They aim for a near plug-and-play experience: no YAML, menu-driven setup, and full sensor autodiscovery via HACS. đź“¶ Smart0183 TCP (wireless) — TCP/Wi-Fi connectivity (works with Signal K and […]
Connect NMEA 0183 to a Raspberry Pi

Connecting your boat’s NMEA 0183 data to a Raspberry Pi is straightforward with Home Assistant and my menu-driven integrations. Choose TCP/Wi-Fi (no extra cables, works with Signal K or Wi-Fi gateways) or go USB Serial (RS232/RS422) for a robust wired feed. Either way, you’ll stream instrument data into custom dashboards, create alerts, and build automations
Connect NMEA 2000 to a Raspberry Pi

Connecting your boat’s NMEA 2000 (N2K) network to a Raspberry Pi is easier than you might think. With Home Assistant plus either a low-cost ESP32 CAN transceiver (wireless) or a USB-CAN adapter (wired), you can stream instrument data to custom dashboards, create smart alerts, and automate tasks — all locally and on a budget.
Build a Central Marine Computer

Learn how to build a central marine computer using a Raspberry Pi to monitor your boat’s engine, bilge, tanks, and NMEA data — with remote alerts and full dashboard access.
Oil Pressure Monitoring for Boats

In this article, we delve into setting up oil pressure monitoring for an engine using the versatile ESP32 microprocessor.
Engine Temperature Monitoring for Boats

In this article, discover how to set up a sophisticated engine temperature monitoring system using the ESP32 microprocessor and DS18B20 one-wire sensors, capable of withstanding extreme temperatures up to 125C and offering waterproof capabilities.