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homebridge-evohome-kharms

v0.8.8

Published

Honeywell Evohome support for Homebridge: https://github.com/nfarina/homebridge

Downloads

6

Readme

Honeywell Evohome Controller   Honeywell Evohome Controller   Honeywell Evohome Controller

Honeywell Evohome support for Homebridge

npm npm npm verified-by-homebridge

This ia a plugin to integrate Honeywell Evohome into Apple HomeKit. It is work in progress. Help is greatly appreciated!

Up until now this plugin will only add your Thermostats and central functions (for example "ECO") to Homebridge. Other devices such as domestic hot water will probably follow in the future once we can wrap our heads arround it (and have someone to test it out).

Installation

via homebridge-config-ui-x:

  1. Install homebridge and homebridge-config-ui-x.
  2. Go to the "Plugins" tab and search for homebridge-evohome
  3. Install the plugin and fill out the setup form

via NPM:

  1. Install homebridge using: npm install -g homebridge
  2. Install this plugin using npm install -g homebridge-evohome@latest
  3. Update your configuration file. See sample-config below for a sample.

Configuration

Configuration sample:

"platforms": [
        {
            "platform": "Evohome",
            "name" : "Evohome",
            "username" : "username/email",
            "password" : "password",
            "temperatureUnit" : "Celsius",
            "locationIndex" : "0"
        }
    ]

| Parameter | optional | accepted values | info | | :-- | :-- | :-- | :-- | | platform | no | Evohome | | | name | no | any Name you want | | | username | no | your Honeywell email adress | | | password | no | your Honeywell password | | | temperatureUnit | yes | Celsius, Fahrenheit | defaults to Celsius | | locationIndex | yes | 0, 1, 2, etc. | only needed if you have multiple locations | | switchAway | yes | true, false | creates a switch for away mode | | switchDayOff | yes | true, false | creates a switch for day off mode | | switchEco | yes | true, false | creates a switch for eco settings | | switchHeatingOff | yes | true, false | creates a switch to tur off the heating | | switchCustom | yes | true, false | creates a switch four cour custom mode |

Roadmap

  • [x] Get device names
  • [x] Read temperature
  • [x] Update temperature
  • [x] Set target temperature (credits to @zizzex)
  • [x] Change temperature until next scheduled event (credits to @fredericvl). This feature sets the temperature until the next scheduled event on the same day. If there is no event on the same day it will be scheduled until 00:00:00. As this is a new feature it contains advanced logging. Please post your log if you encounter any problems.
  • [x] Make use of Elgato Eve graphs (using fakegato-history) including automatic updating (credits to @rooi)
  • [x] Add "global device" to add Away/Energy saving etc. (credits to @fredericvl)
  • [x] Add support for multiple locations. (credits to @ebarnard)
  • [x] Add support for Honeywell Round Connected
  • [ ] Add "DOMESTIC_HOT_WATER" with matching characteristics. This device will now be ignored to prevent errors (credits to @sOckhamSter).

Known Issues & Notes

  • System time/time zone must be the same as the time on your evohome controller or else schedules will work in unexpected ways.
  • Your password may not contain & or else the login will fail.
  • Updating from <0.5.1 to >0.6.0 will create new devices and put them into the standard room of your home. They just need to be moved back to their rooms. This is expected behaviour as the UUID has changed. Historic data will be retained. This can also happen without a clear cause. It is under investigation here: #61.