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hassio_meross_sensor_switch

  • A Home Assistant (HA) custom-component for Meross devices, based on the work done by Alberto Geniola and Chris Hurst

  • This custom-component adds the switch and sensor capabilities of your Meross device in HA as shown below:

  • Example of switches (labels are in Italian):

Switches

  • Example of electricity sensors (labels are in Italian):

Sensors

Devices

The custom-component is intended to manage the Meross smart outlets. Other types of devices (e.g. bulbs, garage door opener, etc.) are not currently supported.

The custom-component has been tested with mss310 and mss210 version 2.0.0 smart outlets. However, refer to Alberto Geniola for the full compatibility list.

The custom-component will discover the Meross devices associated to your Meross account and will add switches and sensors (measuring the electricity: power, voltage and current) in HA.

Install

  1. Copy all the .py and manifest.json files into your /config/custom_components/meross folder.
  • Your configuration should look like:
config
└── custom_components
    └── meross
        └── __init__.py
        └── manifest.json
        └── switch.py
        └── sensor.py
  1. Remember to reboot Hassio (or Home Assistant)

Dependencies

This custom-component relies on the python meross_iot library developed by Alberto Geniola.

  • On Hassio (i.e., Home Assistant for Raspberry pi) the meross_iot framework will be downloaded automatically;
  • Note that if you forgot to copy the manifest.json, Hassio will not be able to download automatically its dependencies
  • On other Home Assistant installations, if the dependencies fails to be loaded, install it manually.

Configuration

Add your credentials to configuration.yaml:

  • username and password are mandatory
  • scan_interval is optional. It must be a positive integer number. It represents the seconds between two consecutive scans to gather new values of Meross devices' sensors and switches. The default value is 10 seconds.
  • meross_devices_scan_interval is optional. It must be a positive integer number. It represents the seconds between two consecutive scans to update the list of available Meross devices. The default value is 900 seconds (15 minutes).

For example:

meross:
  username: !secret meross_userame
  password: !secret meross_password
  scan_interval: 10
  meross_devices_scan_interval: 900

Performances

Consider that the custom-component works using a polling strategy: it is a time-driven not an event-driven system. It means that there will be always a small delay between an action and the result of that action.

In particular:

  • acting a on/off switch on HA should result in an (almost) instantaneous effect on the device and the Meross mobile App;
  • acting a on/off switch on the Meross mobile App, should result in an (almost) instantaneous effect on the device, but you have to wait up to scan_interval seconds before it updates on HA;
  • electricity values (power, voltage, currant) are updated approx each scan_interval seconds before it updates on HA;
  • unplugging a device will be detected after several scan_interval cycles (normally less than a minute);
  • plugging in a device will be detected within scan_interval seconds;
  • registering a new device (to the associated Meross account) will be detected within meross_devices_scan_interval seconds;
  • unregistering a device (from the associated Meross account) will be detected after a HA reboot.

Debug

  • To enable debug diagnostics, add this to your configuration.yaml:
logger:
  default: WARNING
  logs:
    meross_sensor: DEBUG
    meross_switch: DEBUG
    meross_init: DEBUG

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