hemphen / clevertouch

API for controlling Touch E3-connected radiators via CleverTouch cloud accounts
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Feature request - Energy consumption #5

Open hasselrot opened 10 months ago

hasselrot commented 10 months ago

Do you know if the API allows access to energy consumption?

The LVI App does not show it, but the touch device does. And there are related settings in the app.

Would be such a dream to get the energy in to Home Assistant.

Energy consumption on the touch device: IMG_4477

Settings in the app for historical energy consumption (HISTORISKA DATA): IMG_4478

hemphen commented 10 months ago

Interesting. As far as I can see - there is no energy data in the API responses I get. I am not sure I have any energy data locally either (what type of devices are you using?).

Maybe you could have a look at the JSON responses in the browser and see if you can find any energy related info on your side.

See also my reply in hemphen/hass-clevertouch#10

hasselrot commented 10 months ago

I have the Yali Digital Radiators, and the e3 touch device.

But no I can not find it either in the JSON. I have sent a question to their support!

About the local access, how do I access the e3 device locally? Then I can dig around there as well.

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Interesting. As far as I can see - there is no energy data in the API responses I get. I am not sure I have any energy data locally either (what type of devices are you using?).

Maybe you could have a look at the JSON responses in the browser and see if you can find any energy related info on your side.

See also my reply in hemphen/hass-clevertouch#10 https://github.com/hemphen/hass-clevertouch/issues/10

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hemphen commented 10 months ago

Not very easily :)

Either you need to capture the network traffic in your router or redirect either the traffic or the hostname to a local computer. The traffic is unencrypted HTTP at least. Even if the data is there it might be better to get the energy consumption from some other smart device though.

(I have the same radiators so I guess I can see the consumption locally as well)

hasselrot commented 10 months ago

Interesting, will give it a try!

What radio frequency/protocol is the radiators using internally? Sounds like a fun challenge :)

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Not very easily :)

Either you need to capture the network traffic in your router or redirect either the traffic or the hostname to a local computer. The traffic is unencrypted HTTP at least. Even if the data is there it might be better to get the energy consumption from some other smart device though.

(I have the same radiators so I guess I can see the consumption locally as well)

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hasselrot commented 10 months ago

Also there is a new thermostat, which seems to be a replacement unit. It uses Zigbee instead.

Trying to find where I could get my hands on one.

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Interesting, will give it a try!

What radio frequency/protocol is the radiators using internally? Sounds like a fun challenge :)

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On Thu, 30 Nov 2023 at 10:27, Michael Hemph @.***> wrote:

Not very easily :)

Either you need to capture the network traffic in your router or redirect either the traffic or the hostname to a local computer. The traffic is unencrypted HTTP at least. Even if the data is there it might be better to get the energy consumption from some other smart device though.

(I have the same radiators so I guess I can see the consumption locally as well)

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