This repository is no longer used - @bouwew and @compatech now maintain plugwise-beta

• Custom component: plugwise-beta
• Python module: Plugwise-Smile

Plugwise custom_component for Home Assistant

A custom component to develop an integration monitoring Plugwise Devices, for now only capable of the Anna thermostat.

If you are looking for the stable, released version, please upgrade your Home Assistant to 0.98 (released end of August 2019), it is (/will be) part of Home-Assistant now! Plugwise Component (while waiting for 0.98 release: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant.io/blob/next/source/_components/plugwise.markdown)

Currently supports:

• Reading current temperature
• Reading target temperature
• Setting target temperature
• Changing preset_mode
• Getting scheduled state (and schedules)
• Setting schedule active
• Functional HVAC mode
• Reading the domestic hot water status, when available
• Reading the cooling status, when available
• Reading illuminance
• Reading current boiler temperature
• Reading current boiler pressure
• Reading outdoor temperature
• BREAKING: manual confguration required for a legacy Anna (firmware 1.8.x), default is a recent Anna (firmware 3.1.x)
• async and black implemented

Todo:

• Adam/Lisa integration

The configuration in configuration.yaml should contain as a minimum:

climate:
  - platform: plugwise_dev
    name: your_device_name
    password: your_password
    host: your_host_ip
    legacy_anna: true (required for a legacy Anna, can be omitted for a recent Anna)

NOTICE

In readying (before the infamous climate-1.0 change in HA) this component for upstreaming to the HA project we should rename it to vendor logic. As Plugwise selss more than just climate and we have some community members looking for inclusion of Adam's and Lisa's, changing the name accordingly. For now you can leave your custom_components/anna where it is - just create custom_components/plugwise_dev and modify your configuration.yaml to state platform: plugwise_dev (instead of 'platform: anna')

Installation

• Download release or the master branch as zip
• Verify if you already have a custom_components directory (this should be a subdirectory of the directory where configuration.yaml resides)
• Extract everything in the custom_components directory of this project to your Home Assistant custom_components directory

Usage

Anna should be visible as climate.plugwise_dev... in developer tools -> states

You can change preset_mode using the HASS service call climate.set_preset_mode (see below)

You can change the requested temperature using the GUI or HASS service call climate.set_temperature (again see below)

Installing in hass.io (if you are using hass.io on a Raspberry PI or otherwise with hass.io)

Steps:

• Clone the repo to your local desktop (git clone or download and unpack the zip-file).
• Make sure your favorite editor is loaded as add-on in hass.io (i.e. https://hassio.local:8123/hassio/store). Instructions here are using the IDE add-on
• (If you can't get it working, read up on improving security and having certicates, otherwise change the config of IDE to include ssl: false (instead of true)
• Open the IDE page (i.e. https://hassio.local:8321/) and confirm your username and password
• In the directory browser on the left side, verify if you have a custom_components directory under config. (If so you've done this before so just do what you normally do :))
• If you haven't, change to the config directory - i.e. click it so it's highlighted blue
• Go to File and Upload local files in the IDE context menu (top left).
• Next select ( or drag/drop ) the custom_components from the downloaded repository into here
• Add the Minimal configuration indicated below to configuration.yaml using the IDE
• If you go back to the main hass.io interface (i.e. https://hassio.local:8123) now, go to configuration->general->validate configuration
• Also verify the logs using the (i) button of HASS
• It should say 'Platform not found' on both (which is an error, but because HASS didn't download the modules yet).
• Only if it shows the platform not found in the check: continue and go to configuration->general->restart hass from hass
• After coming up the logs should show something like 1970-01-01 00:00:25 INFO (SyncWorker_34) [homeassistant.loader] Loaded plugwise_dev from custom_components.plugwise_dev
• If not, please try restarting again (and or have HASS.io restart the whole system using the HASS.io system tab)

Configuration

** Please check official documentation on Plugwise Component as well! **

(while waiting for 0.98 release: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant.io/blob/next/source/_components/plugwise.markdown)