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4. The display starts the update process and then restarts.
## Notification via HA
To show a notification on the NSPAnel, the following service call can be used:
To show a notification on the NSPanel, the following service call can be used:
```yaml
service: esphome.panelname_notification_show
data:
label: Example text
message: Example text
label: Example label text
message: Example message text
```
> [!NOTE]
> For more details about this service call, please refer to our [API documentation](api.md#notification-show-service-notification_show).
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## Climate control with Relays
> [!ATTENTION]
> Although these instructions are still valid, since v4.0 there is a better way to setup a climate control using the panel's relays an the [add-on climate](addon_climate.md).
> Although these instructions are still valid, since v4.0 there is a better way to setup a climate control using the panel's relays an the [add-on climate](addon_climate.md), which will continue to work even if Home Assistant and/or WiFi are not available. You probably only want to use this approach, if you are not using the build-in thermometer.
In order to use the NSPanel to control a radiator or underfloor heating, at least one Generic Thermostat must be created in the HA.
More information can be found here: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/generic_thermostat/