+1 I’m also looking for EU power strip. But it seems that OH2 dosent support such a devices for EU. We will need to use home made one which will base on ESP8266 for each socket
I have been talking to the support and they told me that the devices are already available. As you can buy them already - i’ve asked them to provide me with offical reseller if possible.
The more exciting answer is this the following. While they do not officially provide an API, they will soon provide me with some tech documents describing their interface, so we can create a binding for it!
Means they dont block it and openly provide support so we can integrate it to openhab… which is really cool i might say.
As soon I receive more information I will post the documents.
Maybe we can find someone who is willing to provide some support to create a proper binding?
While I know programming, I don’t know well about java or openhab, so support would be appreciated.
As soon as i get some more feedback i will try to get my hands on one of these so i can start checking it out.
They are in French, but I trust you’ll find your way.
I have these plugs since many years now. Never updated the firmware as I am quite convince that the new firmware would close the local access to API, and only allow access through the cloud (Max Hauri here in switzerland has been the provider of these Revogi products).
A long time ago, I made a plug-in for Home Assistant. Was basic: On-off for the plugs. But hey… what would you expect more of these
Anyway, if you have luck to access yours with the API calls I have in these articles, there are chances you can easily automate using HTTP calls.
There is a openhab add-on but specific for a model. I need to check if the calls are the same, and why it is not able to accept my plugs. I might temper with this to have mine work.
But still. HTTP calls are easy with this stuff. I use it with iPhone Shortcuts, and with other HTTP shortcuts all the time.
I’ve released version 2.0.5 of the maxsmart module and 2025.8.1 integration for HA.
I’m currently adding V3 API for on/off states and watts tot he maxsmart module in version 2.1.0
The module is 100% local. No cloud required.
As a reminder, these are the currently tested hardware devices, and I wil be adding Revogi FW release 5.49 to the list as soon as release 2.1.0 is ready.
Firmware Compatibility & Testing Status
Brand
Device Type
Firmware Versions
Support Level
Test Status
Max Hauri
Power Station (6 ports)
v1.10, v1.30, v2.11
Full
Validated
Max Hauri
Smart Plug (1 port)
v1.10, v1.30, v2.11
Full
Validated
Revogi
Power Strip (6 ports)
v3.36, v3.49
Full
Validated
CoCoSo
Power Strip (6 ports)
v1.06
Full
Validated
Extel
Soky Power Strip
Various
Compatible
Need Volunteers
MCL
DOM-PPS06I
Various
Compatible
Need Volunteers
My guess is there are more revogi based devices out there. If you have one, let me know.
I’m spreading the word because most of these devices are EOL and some cloud services have stopped working.
This module allows you to easily create a plugin for any home automation software. If there’s interest, I’d be happy to create one for OpenHAB if it’s not too complex.
