When we play games or open multiple web pages on a computer, if the processing chip inside is being used a lot, it generallt tends to emit a lot of heat. Your computer may be able to reduce the heat through water cooling or air cooling, but even if it is reduced, your computer is still generating heat. Similarly, our smart home hub’s Wi-Fi chip consumes more power and generates more heat when frequently connected to the internet. This sometimes leads to the internal temperature of your device being higher than actual room temperature. Therefore, if your temperature and humidity sensor is installed inside your device, it may sense heat generated by the Wi-Fi chip inside too.
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