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homebridge-raritan-pdu

v1.0.7

Published

A Homebridge plugin for Raritan PDUs

Downloads

10

Readme

homebridge-raritan-pdu

A Raritan PX-5475 PDU plugin for Homebridge. This creates a single PDU accessory with multiple outlet services and a light meter service to report on current utilization in Watts.

This code is heavily based on the work of invliD's homebridge-digipower-pdu accessory.

Installation

Run these commands:

% sudo npm install -g homebridge
% sudo npm install -g homebridge-raritan-pdu

NB: If you install homebridge like this:

sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm homebridge

Then all subsequent installations must be like this:

sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm homebridge-raritan-pdu

Configuration

Example accessory config (needs to be added to the homebridge config.json): ...

	"accessories": [
    	{
        "name": "Lab PDU",
        "ip": "192.168.1.70",
        "snmp_community": "RW",
        "outlet_count": 24,
        "accessory": "Raritan PDU",
        "manufacturer": "Raritan-PDU",
        "model": "PX-5475",
        "serial": "PL70750024",
        "firmware": "01.03.12.9123"
    	}
  	]

...

Config Explanation:

Field | Description ----------------------------|------------ accessory | (required) Must always be "Raritan PDU". name | (required) The name you want to use for control of the PDU accessory. ip_address | (required) The internal ip address of your PDU. snmp_community | (required) The Read/Write community string for your PDU. outlet_count | (required) The number of outlets in your PDU. This is an Integer, so no quotes around this number. manufacturer | (optional) This shows up in the homekit accessory Characteristics. model | (optional) This shows up in the homekit accessory Characteristics. serial | (optional) This shows up in the homekit accessory Characteristics. firmware | (optional) This shows up in the homekit accessory Characteristics.

Supported Agents

The only tested Raritan PDU model for this plugin is the one that I have in my lab, the PX-5475. This is accomplished using the PX-PDU-MIB.