"Can I view Xeoma cameras remotely through Home Assistant?"

"Yes. With a properly configured remote access setup (like Selora's secure tunnel), you can view live camera feeds from anywhere. The key is doing this securely — exposing Home Assistant directly to the internet is risky. A managed setup handles secure remote access for you."

"Does Xeoma support local recording with Home Assistant?"

"Many Xeoma cameras can record locally when paired with Home Assistant and add-ons like Frigate. This eliminates cloud subscription costs and ensures your footage stays private. The setup requires specific hardware and configuration that a managed service handles."

"Can Xeoma cameras trigger other smart home automations?"

"Absolutely. A Xeoma camera detecting motion can trigger lights, lock doors, send notifications, start recording on other cameras, or play an alert through speakers. This cross-device coordination is where Home Assistant excels over standalone security apps."

Xeoma & Home Assistant

Security & Cameras

Xeoma integrates with Home Assistant to bring your security cameras, motion detectors, and alarm systems into a unified smart home dashboard. View live feeds, receive motion alerts, and build automations that coordinate security with lighting, locks, and other devices.

With Xeoma connected to Home Assistant, your security system becomes part of your whole-home automation — not a siloed app. Arm the system when everyone leaves, trigger lights when motion is detected, or record clips when a door sensor opens.

Local control No cloud required

HA Documentation

How Xeoma Works with Home Assistant

Getting Xeoma connected to Home Assistant and running reliably.

1

Connect & configure

Add Xeoma through the Home Assistant integrations panel. Cameras, sensors, and alarm panels appear as entities you can control and automate.

2

Live feeds & alerts

View camera streams directly in your dashboard. Set up notifications for motion events, door openings, or alarm triggers.

3

Cross-device automation

Build automations that coordinate Xeoma with lights, locks, and speakers. Motion at the front door can trigger a light, a camera recording, and a notification — simultaneously.

Common Xeoma Issues

The problems installers run into with Xeoma and Home Assistant — and how a managed setup prevents them.

Camera streams overload the network

Multiple HD camera streams running simultaneously can saturate your network bandwidth, causing lag and dropped frames. Professional VLAN segmentation and QoS rules prevent this.

RTSP stream compatibility issues

Not all Xeoma cameras expose RTSP streams in formats that Home Assistant handles well. Transcoding requirements can strain your server hardware.

Cloud recording dependency

Many Xeoma cameras store recordings in the cloud. If the manufacturer's service has an outage or changes pricing, you lose access to your footage. Local recording through Home Assistant eliminates this dependency.

False motion alerts

Without proper zone configuration, Xeoma motion detection can trigger hundreds of false alerts from trees, cars, or shadows. Fine-tuning detection zones requires hands-on expertise.