u/heatmizuh

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I'm just on a vanilla CC - I've yet to install the CANVAS kit - still sitting in the box. Anyway, I run Home Assistant for a few things around the house and there's an integration for the CC/CC2 out there on HACS I installed.

On a lot of 'non mission critical prints', I'll bump the speed up to Sport during the print and rarely can tell much degradation in quality. So I whipped this handy item up and added it to the printer dashboard in Home Assistant. Honestly, it can be set to Auto 130, 150 or whatever, but that part isn't parameterized yet - easy addition.

I'm sure this has been done before in multiple ways, but I'm pretty happy automating something that has bugged me for a while.

I just had a lighting strike take out 14 spotlights and ruin the WiFi and colors on two more. So 16/18 are toast.

I had the transformers on a surge protector, which are fine, but the lights are another story.

So I’m about to have to come out of pocket for a lot of money to get everything replaced.

I obviously don’t want to repeat this again with another storm, so anyone have any options for surge protection in a situation like this?

Thanks!