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Custom-component / development version of the Plugwise Home Assistant platform

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Plugwise custom_component (BETA)

A fully asynchronous approach to supporting Plugwise devices in Home-Assistant. This repository is meant for use of beta-testing. As of March 2021 we include testing against latest dev in Home-Assistant Core, the above batches should indicate compatibility and compliance.

Maintenance CodeFactor HASSfest HA-Core Generic badge

Always first attempt to use the native Home Assistant-component using this button

Open your Home Assistant instance and show your integrations.

If you don't mind a bug now and then and are interested in helping us test new features and improvements, you can start using this BETA custom_component. We develop and maintain both versions.

Required python module (status)

Our python-plugwise python module accompanies both the native and the custom_component. It's status is is:

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Changelog

NEW OCT 2022 [0.31.0] Change to hvac_mode heat_cool, improvements and bugfixes

OCT 2022 [0.30.1] Bugfix in plugwise v0.24.1 - https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v0.24.1

OCT 2022 [0.30.0] Improve support for Anna-Loria combination

OCT 2022 [0.29.0] Non-legacy Smiles: introduce device availability

Sept 2022 [0.28.0]

Sept 2022 [0.27.0]

July 2022 [0.26.0]

July 2022 [0.25.2b0]

  • Smile: NumberEntity, config_flow test updates
    • Implement NumberEntity updates from Core
    • Implement FlowResultType in config_flow test (Core PR #74638)
    • HACS: bump minimum Core version to 2022.7.0

July 2022 [0.25.1b0]

June 2022 [0.25.0]

June 2022 [0.24.2]

  • Stick: fix async_get_registry warning in Core Log

June 2022 [0.24.1]

June 2022 [0.24.0]

  • Smile Anna cooling-related updates
    • Link to plugwise v0.19.0 - https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v0.19.0
    • For the Anna with Elga combination, add a CONFIGURE option cooling on. Select this option to let the Plugwise integration know that the cooling-feature of your Elga has been set to on.
    • Show target_temp_high and target_temp_low instead of target_temperature, when cooling is active, next to heating.
    • Add the supported_features as a property as they can change when the cooling-feature (on the Elga/Loria/Thermastage) is turned on or off.

MAY 2022 [0.23.2]

MAY 2022 [0.23.1]

  • Smile: improve testcoverage, correct a small bug in climate.py

MAY 2022 [0.23.0]

APR 2022 [0.22.4]

APR 2022 [0.22.3]

  • Smile:

APR 2022 [0.22.2]

  • Smile:
    • Climate: filter/report invalid options when using the HA climate service functions
    • Climate: improve generation of the hvac_modes list:
      • Improve support for the cooling implementations of the Adam (manual) and the Anna (automatic)
      • Make hvac_modes a property as the contents of the hvac_modes list isn't fixed
    • Integration: fix CONFIGURE options not working

APR 2022 [0.22.1]

MAR 2022 [0.22.0]

MAR 2022 [0.21.5]

  • Smile:
  • BREAKING improved naming of the locally present outdoor temp sensor connected to the OpenTherm device: outdoor_air_temperature. The former sensor.opentherm_outdoor_temperature is now visible as sensor.opentherm_outdoor_air_temperature. Use of the zipcode based outdoor_temperature has not changed.
  • POTENTIALLY BREAKING for consistency renamed schema to schedule, i.e. the attributes will now be available_schedules and selected_schedule.
  • Link to plugwise v0.16.9 - https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v0.16.9
  • Added schedule selector per thermostat using the new select platform.

MAR 2022 [0.21.4]

MAR 2022 [0.21.3]

FEB 2022 [0.21.2]

  • Smile:
    • Make homekit emulation an option (like scan-interval)
    • Make explicit that this is (most probably) non-core functionality
    • Reference for scan_interval If you need to customize the interval, you can do so by disabling automatic updates for the integration and using an automation to trigger homeassistant.update_entity service on your preferred interval.

FEB 2022 [0.21.1]

  • Smile:
    • Fix issue where notifications would cause an error (see issue #238)
    • Restore Homekit-functionality present in v0.20.1 and earlier versions

FEB 2022 [0.21.0]

  • Smile: refactor code following the coming HA Core update
    • Link to plugwise v0.16.6 - https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v0.16.6
    • Refactor code following the work done on the HA Core plugwise code, a big thank you to @Frenck!!
    • REMOVED: device_state sensor
    • ADDED: binary_sensors showing the heating and cooling (when cooling is present) states
    • Support Stretch with fw 2.7.18
    • Improve test scripting

FEB 2022 [0.20.1]

JAN 2022 [0.20.0]

BREAKING: The Auxiliary device has been renamed to OpenTherm device, also there can be an OnOff device when there is an on-off type of heating-/cooling device connected to the Anna/Adam.

  • Link to plugwise v0.16.1 - https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v0.16.1
  • Fixes and improvements - via plugwise v0.16.1 (and v0.16.0)
  • Smile Anna & Adam:
    • Change to OpenTherm device, add an OnOff device when the Adam/Anna controls the connected device via on-off-control.
    • Add support for the latest Adam and Anna (beta) firmware
  • Smile:
    • Provide gateway-devices for Legacy Anna and Stretch
    • Implement full use of HA Core DataUpdateCoordinator functionality

DEC 2021 [0.19.8]

DEC 2021 [0.19.7]

  • Update code to Core 2021.12 requirements

NOV 2021 [0.19.6]

Nov 2021 [v0.19.5]

Nov 2021 [v0.19.0]

  • Support new Core 2021.11 functionality: implement Visit Device button
  • Bug fix: handle changing Smile IP (Core PR #58819)

Oct 2021 [v0.18.2]

  • Smile: adapt to HA Core platform-changes

Oct 2021 [v0.18.1]

  • Set minimal required version of Home Assistant core to 2021.9.0
  • Stick: adapt to HA Core 2021.9 sensor-changes (Remove last_reset, use total_increasing instead) fixes issue #204

Sept 2021 [v0.18.0]

##Sept 2021 [v0.17.9, v0.17.8, v0.17.7]

Aug 2021 [v0.17.5]

Aug 2021 [0.17.0]

  • Link to plugwise v0.12.0 https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/0.12.0
  • Stick:
    • Feature: Add "Energy Consumption Today" sensor to allow adding devices to the new 'Energy' dashboard introduced in Home-Assistant 2021.8
    • Bugfix: Make energy consumption monitoring more reliable and possible fixes reported issues #149 & #157
  • Smile:
    • Implement the new sensor attributes needed to support HA Core Energy
    • Correct the unit_of_measurement for cumulative energy sensors (Wh --> kWh)

Jul 2021 [0.16.1]

Jun 2021 [0.16.0]

Jun 2021 [0.15.0]

Jun 2021 [0.14.7]

  • Stick: adapt to changed storage format of "system options" in HA 2021.6

Apr 2021 [0.14.6]

Mar 2021 [0.14.5]

Febr 2021 [0.14.4]

Febr 2021 [0.14.3]

  • Smile
    • Add a DHW Comfort Mode switch (Feature Request)

Jan 2021 [0.14.0]

  • USB-Stick
    • New: Automatically accepting of joining request of new Plugwise devices if the Enable newly added entries system option is turned on (default). A notification will be popup after a new devices is joined.
    • Improved: For quicker response switch (relay) requests are handled with priority
    • Improved: Dynamically set the refresh interval based on the actual discovered devices with power measurement capabilities
    • Improved: Response messages received from Plugwise devices are now validated to their checksums.
    • Improved: Using the device_remove services will remove the devices from the device registry too.
    • Improved: Better handling of timeout issues and reduced communication messages.
    • Improved: Corrected log level assignments (debug, info, warning, errors)
    • Fixed: Missing power history values during last week of the month.
    • Fixed: Prevent a few rarely occurring communication failures.

Oct 2020 [0.13.1]

The developer of the Plugwise Stick integration, @brefra, has joined the team. As a result we have added support for the Plugwise Stick.

Sept 2020

  • Add a service: plugwise.delete_notification, this allows you to dismiss a Plugwise Notification from HA Core.
  • Support for switching groups created on the Plugwise App has been added, these are available on the Adam with Plugs and on the Stretch.
  • Support for the Plugwise Stretch v2 and v3 has been added.

Aug 2020

This custom_component can be installed to replace the HA Core Plugwise component. It can NO LONGER be installed next to the HA Core Plugwise component. Due to this it behaves exactly as the HA Core Plugwise component: discovery works. But this beta-version has extra features and improvements!

PLEASE NOTE: at the moment you will need to remove the existing Core Plugwise integration(s) before you install this beta custom_component. This is at the moment also needed when you want to return to using the Core Plugwise integration. When this is no longer needed, you can read about it here. Since Core v0.115.0 this is no longer needed.

What do we support (in short)?

  • Thermostats
    • Adam (firmware 2.x and 3.x) and the accompanying Lisa's, Tom's, Floor's, Koen's and Plugs.
    • Anna (firmware 1.x, 3.x and 4.x)
    • Notifications for both types
  • Power-related
    • Smile P1 (firmware 2.x, 3.x and 4.x)
    • Stretch (firmware 2.x and 3.x, legacy Circle's and Stealth's)
    • Stick (legacy Circle's, Stealth's and Scan's)

What can I expect in HA Core from this component

  • climate: A (number of) thermostat(s) visible in HA, including temperature, presets and heating-demand status, per thermostat. Also, setting of temperature, preset and switching the active schedule on and off. Cooling is only supported in combination with an Anna (fw 3.1 and 4.0).
  • sensor and binary_sensor: A number of sensoric values depending on your hardware: outdoor temperature, Anna's illuminance, Tom's valve postion, Plug's and Circle/Stealth's power-values, P1 power- and gas-values, Plugwise Notifications.
  • switch: The switch-parts of Plugs/Circles are available as switches, also switching them on/off is supported.

The water_heater-device present in previous releases has been replaced by an Auxiliary Device state-sensor. This sensor will only show up when there are more (than one) thermostats present in your climate-system.

How to install?

  • Use HACS
  • Navigate to the Integrations page and use the three-dots icon on the top right to add a custom repository.
  • Use the link to this page as the URL and select 'Integrations' as the category.
  • Look for Plugwise beta custom component in Integrations and install it!

How to add the integration to HA Core

For each Plugwise Smile (i.e. gateway) you will have to add it as an integration. For instance if you have an Adam and a Smile P1, you have to add them individually. If you have an Anna and an Adam, do not add the Anna, only add the Adam.

  • In Home Assitant click on Configuration
  • Click on Integrations
  • You should see one or more discovered Smiles
  • Click the Configure button and enter the Smile ID
  • Click Add to see the magic happens

If there is no discovered Smile present or you are using the USB stick:

  • Hit the + button in the right lower corner

  • Search or browse for 'Plugwise beta' and click it

  • Select the type of integration: Network or USB

  • For the Network-selection:

  • Enter your Smile IP-address and the 8 character ID of the smile

  • Click SUBMIT and FINISH and hopefully the magic happens

  • Repeat this process to add more Smiles

  • For the USB-selection:

  • Select or enter the USB-path

  • Click SUBMIT and FINISH

The config flow will then continue to ask you if you want to put your Smile and detected other devices in area's and presto, things should be available to configure in lovelace.

Options

Using the OPTIONS-button, the default Smile-data refresh-interval can be modified. There are no OPTIONS available for the Stick. The refresh interval of the devices connected to the Stick is automatically determined on the number of devices connecteda

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

I don't like the name of the sensor or the icon

You can adjust these in Configuration, Integration -> Entities (e.g. https://{Your HA address}/config/entities)

Just click on the device and adjust accordingly!

Please note that you can also click the cogwheel right top corner to rename all entities of a device at once.

It doesn't work

If you notice issues, we are on Discord and on the Community forums. You can also create an Issue in these repositories:

Why 'Smile'?

We use the term Smile for the 'device connected to your home network', called Smile P1 for their power-meter, Smile if you have an Anna or Adam.

Is it tested?

While we try to make sure that everything works as intended, we can't really test out changes happening to hardware devices. Our testing is done through testing against files from community members (see python-plugwise tests) and if you have a setup you are willing to share we highly welcome that. Just send us the files or submit a PR. Including your test code into the tests/test_Smile.py code is highly recommended.

Results of our tests are checked by Travis, click the left button (the one that should say 'Build passing' :)) on the python-plugwise repository.

There is Plugwise / used to be Anna support in HA Core already?

The former 'anna' support was replaced by the new Plugwise component, based on this beta-version.

From the original sources by @laetificat it was improved upon and upstreamed by @CoMPaTech for Anna. Right after that @bouwew joined to improve and help maintain the code - as a result also Adam and P1 became supported. As of 2020 @brefra joined for the USB part(s) so we have a full range of Plugwise products supported.

As things like async were in high demand from HA Core, desired by the original author and a great challenge for us we rewrote it largely. The Plugwise Beta repository (accompanying the Plugwise python module) is intended for development purposes, just as anna-ha was for haanna (respectively the original before upstreaming and original python module). Note that 'Plugwise-Smile' existed for a while before @brefra joined.

With the three combined forces we now support, maintain and improve on:

And yes anna-ha with haanna (to some degree) support Anna v1.8 - but they don't support Adam nor the Smile P1.

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