Escea Fireplace Python Client

Use this library to access and control Escea Fires over the local network using the proprietary Escea UDP message protocol.

import escea

# An example of all current methods and functionality
fires = escea.fires()

for fire in fires:
    print(fire.serial())
    # 66012
    print(fire.pin())
    # 6011
    print(fire.status())
    # {'current_temp': 19, 'on': False, 'target_temp': 23, 'fan_boost': False, 'flame_effect': False}
    fire.power_on()
    fire.fan_boost_on()
    fire.flame_effect_on()
    fire.set_temp(25)
    print(fire.status())
    # {'current_temp': 19, 'on': True, 'target_temp': 25, 'fan_boost': True, 'flame_effect': True}
    fire.fan_boost_off()
    fire.flame_effect_off()
    fire.power_off()
    print(fire.status())
    # {'current_temp': 19, 'on': False, 'target_temp': 25, 'fan_boost': False, 'flame_effect': False}

# You can also create a Fire instance manually
fire = escea.Fire('192.168.1.22')

API Protocol

The UDP protocol is described in the Escea Fireplace LAN Communications Protocol Specification Document.

Who

Created with ♥ by Mal Curtis (@snikchnz)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request