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# Weather

### 1. LinknLink Weather Service

To add the LinknLink weather service, LinknLink is easier to use—you just need to select your city. However, if your city is not available in the provided list, you can email us at *<mark style="color:purple;"><Support@linklink-iot.com></mark>* or join our [Discord community](https://discord.gg/SstkRMxnT8) to let us know. Alternatively, you can choose to use Home Assistant to add the weather service.

1\) Setup weather service, go to home - weather

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2\) Choose country and city

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### 2. Home Assistant Weather Service

To add the Home Assistant weather service, you first need to log into iSG built-in Home Assistant. After adding and configuring the weather integration, you can then select this service in the iSG dashboard.

1\) Use PC web browser to visit iSG built in Home assistant, *<mark style="color:purple;">**iSG IP:8123**</mark>*

2\) Go to Settings - Devices & Services

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3\) Add interguantion, click "+ ADD INTEGRATION", search "openweather"

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4\) Get OpenWeatherMap API key

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* &#x20;Use PC browser visit: <https://openweathermap.org/appid>, sign account with OpenWeather

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* Copy API key

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5\) Get your address Latitude and Longitude from Google Map

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6\) Add OpenWeather Integration

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7\) After successful add OpenWeather integration, back to iSG weather setup, Choose weather display style and iSG will automatic discover home assistant service,&#x20;

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8\) Name your city and finish weather service setup

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