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homebridge-rika-firenet

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Plug-in to control RIKA stoves via the FireNet cloud service.

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homebridge-plugin

homebridge-rika-firenet

Plugin for controlling RIKA Firenet enabled stoves via Homebridge. It currently only supports the stove's "Comfort mode". In this mode, you control the stove as if it were a thermostat.

Models Supported

All models that have a RIKA Firenet module installed.

Tested models:

RIKA Livo Pellet stove

If you have another model working please let me know so I can add it here.

Homekit

Supported Characteristics:

Active
TargetHeaterCoolerState
CurrentHeaterCoolerState
HeatingThresholdTemperature

Installation

Install Homebridge using: npm install -g homebridge or sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm homebridge (more details)
Install this plugin using: npm install -g homebridge-rika-firenet
Update your configuration file. See the sample below.

Updating

npm update -g homebridge-rika-firenet

Configuration

Sample Configuration

The Stove ID can be obtained by visiting the rika-firenet.com control panel. It is part of the URL.

Example: https://www.rika-firenet.com/web/stove/12345678

"accessory": [{
  "platform": "RIKAFirenet",
  "name": "My Stove",
  "FirenetEmail": "[email protected]",
  "FirenetPassword": "myPassword",
  "stoveID": "1234567"
}]

Accessory Names

Note the name in Homebridge/HomeKit may be out of sync from the Firenet portal. This is a Homebridge/HomeKit limitation. You can rename your accessory through the Home app.