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Netatmo Weather Station now supports HomeKit: air quality, humidity, temperature and CO2 sensors

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<p>Smart home accessory maker Netatmo today announced that its Weather Station (https://amzn.to/2qstyx5) now supports Apple HomeKit. With a firmware update, owners of the Weather Station since the 2016 model revision will be able to start interacting with their sensors in the Apple Home app and with Siri voice commands through the HomeKit integration.</p>
<p>The Weather Station exposes the following data to HomeKit: indoor and outdoor humidity, temperature, indoor CO2 level, and indoor air quality. If you have additional beacon modules (https://amzn.to/2W3B8Kl) for other rooms, that info will also be part of the HomeKit home.</p>
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