Free MQTT broker for your Tasmota + DS18B20

Point your Tasmota + DS18B20 at our Mosquitto broker and monitor cold rooms, fridges and freezers from your phone, with email alerts. Free with EzGYM.

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The Tasmota + DS18B20 measures temperature and publishes it over MQTT. For that it needs a server (broker): EzGYM gives you one for free, with a username and password per sensor, so you don't have to run a Raspberry Pi or pay for a cloud.

Each reading reaches EzGYM, is kept for 90 days and shows on a chart from 6 hours to 30 days. You set the allowed range (for example -25 to -18 °C for frozen goods) and how many minutes it must stay out before alerting, so opening the door does not trigger an alert.

If the sensor stops sending, because of a power or WiFi outage at night, we let you know too: exactly what you need to avoid losing stock.

How to set it up

  1. 1 Create your free EzGYM account, go to Sensors and add a sensor with its range.
  2. 2 Note the server, username, password and topic the app gives you.
  3. 3 In Tasmota, set the DS18B20 probe pin as DS18x20 (Configuration › Configure Module).
  4. 4 Paste the line below, with your details, into the Tasmota console.
  5. 5 Within a few minutes you see the temperature in EzGYM. 
Backlog MqttHost ezgym.ddns.net; MqttPort 1883; MqttUser username; MqttPassword password; FullTopic s/username/%prefix%/; TelePeriod 60

Frequently asked questions

Does the Tasmota + DS18B20 work with EzGYM?

Yes. EzGYM understands Shelly, ESPHome and Tasmota readings: just enter the server, username and password in the Tasmota + DS18B20 MQTT settings.

How often should it send a reading?

One per minute is enough. If it sends more often, we keep each minute's average, minimum and maximum.

How much does it cost?

Nothing: the broker, charts and email alerts are free, up to 30 sensors per account.

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