This integration allows you to control and monitor your Remko heatpump from Home Assistant.
You need a configured MQTT connection to your heatpump. (Directly or via a broker/bridge like Mosquitto). Username and password are needed for the connection.
- The username is "0000000000000000"
- The password can be found in the smt.min.js file from the web interface.
Example config for Mosquitto: (add to mosquitto.conf)
# Remko
connection remko-bridge
address <ip_adress>:1883
# Maybe edit V04P28 to match the topic of your heatpump
topic V04P28/# both 0
remote_username 0000000000000000
remote_password <your_password>
start_type automatic
cleansession true
bridge_protocol_version mqttv311
The integration can be installed via HACS, or by manually copying the remko_mqtt directory to Home Assistant's config/custom_components/ directory.
There's a custom card available to edit the heatpump's time programs (dhw and hc) which has to be added manually.
This integration can be configured through the Home Assistant UI. From the Devices & Services page click 'Add Integration' and search for 'Remko MQTT'.
The heatpump sends a message every second. To reduce log entries you can skip messages with the 'Skipped MQTT messages' config option.
Make sure you see proper mqtt messages from the heatpump in a MQTT-Explorer before setting up HA.
Debug messages are not yet fully implemented.
The data available is listed in REGISTERS.md
- Currently, provides all data from the heatpump in the form of sensors and binary sensors
- Allows control over the heatpump
- Only works with software versions 4.26+ (earlier version are not yet tested)
Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute, feel free to pick up anything on the current GitHub issues list! The naming, translation and grouping of registers can be improved, your input is appreciated. Most of it is in the remko_regs.py
All help improving the integration is appreciated!