I already have some Philippis Hue light bulbs and I would like to start monitoring tank water levels, all locally (no cloud/remote/internet). Home Assistant Green looks like it would be a good part to start with for consolidating sensor readings and controlling lights. Industrial-Grade-Liquid-Level-Sensor-p-4619 - Seeed Studio looks like what I need for a water level sensor, and https://www.seeedstudio.com/SenseCAP-Indicator-D1-p-5643.html appears to be a solution for having access to sensor readings and light controls from arbitrary locations within my WiFi network.
The problem is that I’m not sure what all additional parts I need to connect all of this together. I’m guessing Home Assistant and the SenseCAP Indicator can communicate with each other over my home WiFi network, but I’m not sure what I need to get the Liquid Level Sensor serving data to Home Assistant Green.
The water tanks being monitored are within WiFi range, and while I could run an ethernet cable to them I would prefer if they communicated wirelessly as there are several tanks and they aren’t all next to each other.
What parts do I need in addition to a Liquid Level Sensor to get its data to show up in Home Assistant Green?
Are any other parts necessary to get Home Assistant Green communicating with Philips Hue bulbs and/or SenseCAP Indicator besides a home wireless network?