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Home Assistant WiFi Heatmap - Visualizing Signal Strength with Zircon3D add-on

In this video, I show how to visualize WiFi signal strength in Home Assistant using Zircon3D’s heatmap feature. With the Zircon3D add-on installed, you can turn WiFi signal entities into a real-time, intuitive heatmap over your 3D floorplan. In this demo, I use Tapo devices, which expose WiFi signal strength values, to create an end-device WiFi coverage heatmap. You can use any numeric entities available in Home Assistant, WiFi test sensors, end devices, or even static values from template sensors. What this video covers: Creating a custom WiFi signal heatmap in Zircon3D Defining thresholds and color ranges for signal strength Mapping WiFi entities onto a 3D floorplan Seeing how more data points improve heatmap accuracy Identifying weak WiFi coverage areas visually In my setup, the router is located in the garage, and the heatmap makes weak signal areas immediately visible. This kind of visualization is much easier to understand than reading raw signal numbers. You can also create multiple WiFi heatmaps—for example, one from test sensors and another from end-device signal levels—to quickly diagnose coverage issues. Helpful links: Zircon3D Website: https://zircon3d.com Documentation: https://docs.zircon3d.com Community Forum: https://forum.zircon3d.com If you have questions or ideas for other heatmaps, feel free to leave a comment.