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kr0ner / OneESP32ToRuleThemAll

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This project aims to provide all kinds of useful features for your Home Assistant instance using a single ESP32 board.

Features:

Prerequisites:

Add new readings from heat pump / adopt to your device

  1. Change the log level in esp32-poe-technik.yaml to DEBUG or VERBOSE to see what exactly is sent on the CAN bus
  2. Navigate through the menu of the display, mounted to your heat pump
  3. Try to match the values (e.g. 237) to the values you see in the display (23.7°)
  4. Use the existing templates to add new sensors

5.1. Add the newly added ids along with their types to property.h

5.2. Guard the newly added ids with e.g. #if defined(THZ_5_5_ECO) ... #endif to express that it was tested with that version once it is confirmed for the others, the guards can be removed

5.3. Add the entities to the respective yaml and use the already existing templates. For config values that can be set, use the wp_number.yaml. For sensors that are updated automatically chose the template that fits best.

  1. profit

Troubleshooting

You are not able to control your heat pump

--> Increase the log level and try to find out which CAN identifiers to use. Also check the forum and communciation.h

You get garbage values for certain sensors

--> There is no offical description of the IDs available. Everything is somewhat trial-and-error. Also there are many differences between the different heat pumps. Play around with the display and try to find out the correct IDs.

Heavily inspired by this post in HA community forum:

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/configured-my-esphome-with-mcp2515-can-bus-for-stiebel-eltron-heating-pump/366053

and

https://github.com/bullitt186/ha-stiebel-control

special thanks to @hovhannes85

Useful links

https://www.stiebel-eltron.de/content/dam/ste/cdbassets/historic/bedienungs-_u_installationsanleitungen/ISG_Modbus__b89c1c53-6d34-4243-a630-b42cf0633361.pdf