The OSO Energy Community custom integration allows you to interact with supported devices and services offered by OSO Energy
This OSO Energy Community custom integration uses a subscription key, which users can create for their accounts on the OSO Energy website, to configure it within Home Assistant. Once configured Home Assistant will detect and add all OSO Energy devices.
Download the osoenergy_community
folder and all of it's contents from the repository and copy it to your Home Assistant's /config/custom_components
folder. Create the custom_components
folder it it does not exist.
Restart Home Assistant.
Search for the OSO Energy HACS
integration and download it.
Restart Home Assistant.
If you don't see the OSO Energy Community integration in HACS you can add it as a custom repository:
HACS
and click on the three dots in the top right corner.Custom repositories
osohotwateriot/osoenergy_community
for repository and select Integration
for categoryADD
After executing the steps above the integration should appear on your HACS page and you can download it. Restart Home Assistant.
To add devices execute the following steps:
Settings
→ Devices and services
→ + ADD INTEGRATION
OSO Energy HACS
and select itFor multiple accounts execute the steps above again.
osoenergy_community.turn_on
You can use the service osoenergy_community.turn_on
to turn on the heating on your device for one hour or until the maximum temperature is reached.
Service data attribute | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|
entity_id |
no | String, Name of entity e.g., water_heater.heater |
until_temp_limit |
no | Choose if heating should be on until maximum temperature (True ) is reached or for one hour (False ), e.g., True |
Examples:
# Example script to turn on heating, until temp limit specified.
script:
turn_on:
sequence:
- service: osoenergy_community.turn_on
target:
entity_id: water_heater.heater
data:
until_temp_limit: true
osoenergy_community.turn_off
You can use the service osoenergy_community.turn_off
to turn off the heating on your device for one hour or until the minimum temperature is reached.
Service data attribute | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|
entity_id |
no | String, Name of entity e.g., water_heater.heater |
until_temp_limit |
no | Choose if heating should be off until minimum temperature (True ) is reached or for one hour (False ), e.g., True |
Examples:
# Example script to turn off heating, until temp limit specified.
script:
turn_off:
sequence:
- service: osoenergy_community.turn_off
target:
entity_id: water_heater.heater
data:
until_temp_limit: true
osoenergy_community.set_v40_min
You can use the service osoenergy_community.set_v40_min
to set the minimum quantity of water at 40°C for a water heater.
Service data attribute | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|
entity_id |
no | String, Name of entity e.g., water_heater.heater |
v40_min |
no | Specify the minimum quantity of water at 40°C for a water heater, e.g., 240 |
Examples:
# Example script to set minimum water level on a water heater, v40 min specified.
script:
set_v40:
sequence:
- service: osoenergy_community.set_v40_min
target:
entity_id: water_heater.heater
data:
v40_min: 240
osoenergy_community.set_profile
You can use the service osoenergy_community.set_profile
to set the temperature profile for a water heater.
Service data attribute | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|
entity_id |
no | String, Name of entity e.g., water_heater.heater |
hour_00 |
yes | The temperature at hour 00:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_01 |
yes | The temperature at hour 01:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_02 |
yes | The temperature at hour 02:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_03 |
yes | The temperature at hour 03:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_04 |
yes | The temperature at hour 04:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_05 |
yes | The temperature at hour 05:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_06 |
yes | The temperature at hour 06:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_07 |
yes | The temperature at hour 07:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_08 |
yes | The temperature at hour 08:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_09 |
yes | The temperature at hour 09:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_10 |
yes | The temperature at hour 10:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_11 |
yes | The temperature at hour 11:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_12 |
yes | The temperature at hour 12:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_13 |
yes | The temperature at hour 13:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_14 |
yes | The temperature at hour 14:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_15 |
yes | The temperature at hour 15:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_16 |
yes | The temperature at hour 16:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_17 |
yes | The temperature at hour 17:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_18 |
yes | The temperature at hour 18:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_19 |
yes | The temperature at hour 19:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_20 |
yes | The temperature at hour 20:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_21 |
yes | The temperature at hour 21:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_22 |
yes | The temperature at hour 22:00 (Local) for a heater |
hour_23 |
yes | The temperature at hour 23:00 (Local) for a heater |
Examples:
# Example script to set minimum water level on a water heater, v40 min specified.
script:
set_profile:
sequence:
- service: osoenergy_community.set_optimization_mode
target:
entity_id: water_heater.heater
data:
hour_00: 70
hour_01: 70
hour_02: 70
hour_03: 70
hour_04: 70
hour_05: 70
hour_06: 70
hour_07: 70
hour_08: 70
hour_09: 70
hour_10: 70
hour_11: 70
hour_12: 70
hour_13: 70
hour_14: 70
hour_15: 70
hour_16: 70
hour_17: 70
hour_18: 70
hour_19: 70
hour_20: 70
hour_21: 70
hour_22: 70
hour_23: 70
The osoenergy_community
binary sensor integration exposes OSO Energy data as a binary sensor.
The platform exposes the following binary sensors:
The osoenergy_community
sensor integration exposes OSO Energy data as a sensor.
The platform exposes the following sensors:
The osoenergy_community
water heater platform integrates your OSO Energy devices into Home Assistant.
The platform supports the following OSO Energy devices: