Hi everyone, I wanted to share my journey and solution for integrating EnOcean devices into Home Assistant. After struggling with the lack of native support, I developed a solution that uses MQTT as a bridge, which I’ve made available as an addon, Docker installation, or standalone setup. Here’s how it works:
Device Support
Currently, the following EnOcean devices are supported:
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- D2-01-0B
- D2-01-0C
- D2-01-12
- D2-05-00
- F6-02-01
- F6-02-02
- F6-05-02
- D5-00-01
Installation Options
- Addon: Easy to install within Home Assistant.
- Docker: For those who prefer containerized solutions.
- Standalone: For more advanced users who want direct control.
Recent Updates
I’ve been working on adding support for Eltako devices, which is currently in development. If you have specific devices like the TF61-L or TF61J, feel free to reach out for updates!
Getting Started
- Setup: Install the addon or Docker container and configure your EnOcean gateway.
- Teach In: Pair your devices with the gateway using the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Configure: Add your device IDs and EEPs to the config file for full integration.
- Monitor: Watch your devices in action within Home Assistant!
Community Feedback
I’m always looking for feedback and willing to help with any issues. If you’re interested in testing the Eltako support or have suggestions for new devices, let me know!
Why This Matters
For those of us with existing EnOcean setups, integrating with Home Assistant wasn’t straightforward. This solution bridges that gap, allowing seamless control and monitoring of your devices. It’s been a labor of love, and I’m excited to share it with the community!
Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences!
Best regards,
[Mak-dev]