Want to control or automate your Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Ergo® Premier adjustable bed base? Then TemperBridge is for you.

TemperBridge is intended for usage with Home Assistant. You'll be able to control your bed base with the Home Assistant app and website. With Home Assistant Cloud you can even control your bed base using your voice via Alexa and Google Assistant.

More advanced configurations (including standalone usage without Home Assistant) are possible by compiling and flashing your own firmware.

Features:

• All remote control features exposed (except for "auto learn" and hard reset)
• Channel number is configurable
• No modification/soldering of your existing physical remote control(s) is necessary.
• Integrated Si4463 433 MHz RF transceiver
• Open-source software
• USB cable included
• Red status LED
• User-controllable green LED
• WiFi
• Bluetooth

Requirements:

• WiFi network
• Home Assistant 2023.2 or later
• USB port for power (a spare phone charger works)

Case

Unless you choose "[No case]", TemperBridge comes with a 3D printed case. Pictured case is in royal blue.

Comes with three M2.5 Phillips head screws. Hex nuts are embedded in the case during print. Screw holes are recessed so the case won't scratch surfaces. There is a 4.5mm hole you can use to mount the TemperBridge.

By default, TemperBridge and case will come assembled together. Please add a note to your order if you prefer the case to arrive unassembled.

Usage with a split base or multiple bases

A TemperBridge can only be tuned to a single channel at any given time. Split bases (in non-tandem mode) utilize two channels - one per side. Also, if you have multiple separate bases, then each will be tuned to its own channel.

As long as you don't need to control more than one side/base simultaneously, you can probably just use a single TemperBridge. You can create a Helper (Dropdown, Toggle, or Button is recommended) in Home Assistant for switching between channels. Then you'll need to set up some Automations to actually change the channel.

Some examples are available here: TODO

If you'd rather not deal with the hassle, you should buy multiple TemperBridges.

Also, if you want to use Alexa / Google Assistant, then you'll probably want a TemperBridge for each base/side, unless you want to write a bunch of Scripts in Home Assistant.