Weather overview
Main station screen with current conditions, weather data and forecast.
Commercial firmware release for the ESP32-P4 based METEO P4 weather station. A clear touchscreen interface brings sensor readings, forecasts, diagnostics and connected services together.
The commercial release is prepared for compatible METEO P4 devices and supplied in the selected language.
METEO P4 Firmware v1.0 is intended for owners of a compatible ESP32-P4 based METEO P4 board.
It is suitable if you need a ready-to-use weather-station interface with:
Before purchasing, make sure that your device is compatible with METEO P4 Firmware.
Key screens put the information you need within reach, from local conditions to system diagnostics.
Main station screen with current conditions, weather data and forecast.
Indoor and outdoor temperature, humidity, pressure, wind and air quality.
GNSS, SD card support and dedicated service screens.
Weather forecasts and charts presented in the LVGL touchscreen interface.
Configure the station and adapt its setup to your own device.
Integration with the local METEO server and Home Assistant through MQTT.
Choose your language and receive the corresponding firmware version for a compatible ESP32-P4 based METEO P4 device.
METEO P4 is built on the ESP32-P4 platform with an integrated ESP32-C6 chip. It features a 1024×600 colour touchscreen, 32 MB PSRAM, 16 MB flash, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, 100 Mbps Ethernet, local sensors, GNSS, and MQTT/Home Assistant integration.
The firmware supports temperature, humidity, pressure and air-quality readings, weather forecasts, charts, diagnostics, SD card functions, GNSS and Home Assistant integration through MQTT Discovery.
Follow the instructions supplied with your selected release and verify the device after flashing.
Separate single-language releases are available in English, Polish and Russian. The commercial release does not contain saved Wi-Fi networks, passwords, MQTT settings or personal data from the original device owner. After flashing, the customer configures Wi-Fi, GNSS and, if needed, their own MQTT server.