Plugin for smarthome.py to retreive heatpump data from Nibe Uplink. This plugin is based on scraping the website to show the data. This means that there are some limitations in the availability of data. Also, this means that in case of a change to the Nibe Uplink website the plugin might have to be updated.
[nibeuplink]
class_name = NibeUplink
class_path = plugins.nibeuplink
nibe_email = [email protected]
nibe_password = youruplinkpassword
nibe_system = 12345 # your system id
You need to have a Nibe Uplink account for this plugin to work. It is suggested to create a specific user for this plugin to avoid leaking your credentials, especially if you are using the remote management features for your heat pump(s)
The value for
nibe_systemcan be seen when you are logged into NibeUplink. It's part of the URL when you open the service info page. I.e: https://www.nibeuplink.com/System/12345/Status/ServiceInfo
['heatpump']
[['outside_temperature']]
type = num
nibe_reg = ID40004
sqlite = true
visu_acl = true
The
nibe_regparameter is the magical trick here. Here you specify the ID of the data register that you want to show. The Ids are identical to the modbus registers, i.e. described here: nibebinding
The actual supported data points for your system can be retreived from the source code of the website. Just look for elements with classes in the format of IDxxxxx.
Here is a sample list of the values available from my F1245-6PC:
ID40004 ID40067 ID40013 ID40014 ID43005 ID40022 ID40018 ID40019 ID40017 ID40015 ID40016 ID43416 ID43420 ID10012 ID43424 ID43439 ID43437 ID40008 ID40012 ID43009 ID40033 ID43161 ID40071 ID40008 ID40012 ID47276 ID44270 ID43152 ID10033 ID43081 ID43084 ID47212 ID47214 ID47411 ID47410 ID47409 ID47408 ID47407 ID47412
- There is no value casting for the time being. This means that more or less onyl numeric (float) values are supported.
- Not all values shown on the page have an ID and therefore can not be retreived. This might change in the future