The discription says it all, already.
I’m in the market for new Thermostats on my heaters and just found out, that Bosch released their first device exactly for that.
I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find anything mentioned anywhere about it being integrated or ever integratable into openhab though…
Theres no mention of any sort of API on Bosch’s part, so it could get difficult, even if they state everywhere, that it is intended as an open System.
Their module already integrates Philips Hue system and two home heating solutions from other companies.
Zigbee support is in the works for OH 2. If someone can get ahold of the Basch users manual it can be added to the Zwave DB pretty easily if it isn’t already there.
I don’t speak German unfortunately and it isn’t the frequencies that are needed. See this page for what information is needed and instructions on how to add them to the database.
Well. I can’t provide those without access to a device.
Unfortunately I won’t buy one unless I know for sure that they will provide
solid API’s for it.
I won’t buy into a locked system, hence my initial questions.
At one point, Bosch was working with MiOS to source components for their Smart Home effort. Not sure what came of that, but it’s why this entry exists:
If they went that route, and didn’t remove too much stuff, then it may be possible to run the MiOS binding - since its using the remote-control protocol that MiOS exposes.
To verify though, someone would need to have one of these units.
Hi all, you might take a look at https://github.com/robertklep/nefit-easy-client. The Nefit Easy is the same product. It would be great if this could be turned into a binding. Although with the nefit easy http server, it should already be possible to integrate I think. I use it now in domoticz as it is a ready to use hardware item. Am looking at how to integrate with openhab2 (and use http binding I guess).
Not sure that would be the most efficient way to go though?
