This is a work in progress alternative to the default Schluter integration in Homeassistant and is currently in alpha stage. Over the standard integration it is making use of the Integration Setup and uses the async Python libraries.
- Use Home Assistant v2023.7.0 or above.
- You need at least one configured Schluter®-DITRA-HEAT-E-WiFi Thermostat in your home. During the configuration of your Thermostat you will create a username and password at https://ditra-heat-e-wifi.schluter.com/. This user and password need to be provided during the configuration in the Integration Setup step.
- The integration will install into the
custom_componentsfolder.
This integration overwrites the standard Schluter integration and is therefore not accepted into the default HACS repository. To use the integration with HACS you have to add this repository. Under HACS select Integrations in the overflow menu (three dots in the upper right corner) select Custom repositories paste the URL, https://github.com/IngoS11/ha-schluter, into the repository field and select Integration as the Category.
- Open the directory with your Home Assistant configuration (where you find
configuration.yaml, usually~/.homeassistant/). - If you do not have a
custom_componentsdirectory there, you need to create it.
This is a preferred method of manual installation, because it allows you to keep the git functionality,
allowing you to manually install updates just by running git pull origin main from the created directory.
Now you can clone the repository somewhere else and symlink it to Home Assistant like so:
- Clone the repo.
git clone https://github.com/ingos11/ha-schluter.git schluter- Create the symlink to
schluterin the configuration directory. If you have non standard directory for configuration, use it instead.
ln -s ha-schluter/custom_components/schluter ~/.homeassistant/custom_components/schluter- Download ZIP with the code.
- Unpack it.
- Copy the
custom_components/schluter/from the unpacked archive tocustom_componentsin your Home Assistant configuration directory.
- Browse to your Home Assistant instance.
- In the sidebar click on Configuration.
- From the configuration menu select: Integrations.
- In the bottom right, click on the Add Integration button.
- From the list, search and select “Schluter”.
- Follow the instruction on screen to complete the set up.
- After completing, the Schluter integration will be immediately available for use.
The development of the HA Schluter custom integration is based on the dev container template built by Joakim Sorensen.
The 2023.7.3 version of Homeassistant runs into an issue when starting up with the mobile app. Once the devcontainer is set up run
pip install git+https://github.com/boto/botocore
as described in home-assistant/core#95192