I was in contact with them, but I didn’t request getting a beta update specifically. Nor was I offered it.
Will contact them again.
Do you know for sure it will work with the Landis Gyr E360?
Thanks for the heads-up and more info. E360 is installed at my other house where I don’t plan to have Equilizer.
I am going to use it my other house where at the moment it is unknown which meter will be installed. Will know it in 2 months. It’s good to know that one can ask for a beta firmware, which I wil surely do if the readings will be off.
I compared the energy consumption I got from Tibber, and the consumption I got from calculating consumption based on current power usage captured by the Equalizer. The measurements didn’t match, one reason, I guess, is that the momentary measurement values where not provided fast enough - to compensate for that the interpolation had to be done, and the consumption started to diverge.
Anyhow, like other mentioned in this thread, I created a support request to the Easee support, and now I have an Easee <equalizer serial no> Import energy sensor which has values from my energy meter.
Thank you for this integration - set up and installed in minutes.
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Is there a chance that this is available voor Home Assistant (docker) in the future.
Hi
For those that struggled like me to get the Voltage and Current per phase from Equalizer I am sharing below how I did it.
Make sure that sensor.equalizer_current and sensor.equalizer_voltage are enabled. For me they were disabled by integration.
In configuration.yaml add the following:
sensor:
- platform: template
sensors:
equalizer_voltage_l1:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_voltage','state_voltageNL1')}}"
icon_template: mdi:sine-wave
friendly_name: "Equalizer Voltage L1"
unit_of_measurement: "V"
device_class: voltage
equalizer_voltage_l2:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_voltage','state_voltageNL2')}}"
icon_template: mdi:sine-wave
friendly_name: "Equalizer Voltage L2"
unit_of_measurement: "V"
device_class: voltage
equalizer_voltage_l3:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_voltage','state_voltageNL3')}}"
icon_template: mdi:sine-wave
friendly_name: "Equalizer Voltage L3"
unit_of_measurement: "V"
device_class: voltage
equalizer_current_l1:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_current','state_currentL1')}}"
icon_template: mdi:current-ac
friendly_name: "Equalizer Current L1"
unit_of_measurement: "A"
device_class: current
equalizer_current_l2:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_current','state_currentL2')}}"
icon_template: mdi:current-ac
friendly_name: "Equalizer Current L2"
unit_of_measurement: "A"
device_class: current
equalizer_current_l3:
value_template: "{{state_attr('sensor.equalizer_current','state_currentL3')}}"
icon_template: mdi:current-ac
friendly_name: "Equalizer Current L3"
unit_of_measurement: "A"
device_class: current
Have the same problem, did you find any solution?
Solved!
Sent a Mail to Easee and they uppdated the equalizer and now it shows right 
Hi all,
I’ve been out of the loop for almost a year; have we gotten any closer to having Easee commit to a local version/access? For me, the Easee has a lot of strengths; but I’d never recommend it to anyone, due to the lack of local accessibility. Has anyone actually contacted them on this matter? Or should I, on behalf of the HA community?
Best,
Trixxr
There’s numerous local API requests in easee’s forums. They seem a bit reluctant to Implement it though…
Hi! I am trying to setup the EV Smart Charging integration with my VW ID.3 and Easee Charger. However, I do not find the switch for start charging in Easee. I assumed that such switch existed (like switch.easee_home.start_charging), but I can only interact with Smart charging on/off and to enable the charger on/off. Not the actual start of charging. What have I missed?
You can do that with an automation to pause/resume the charging. You will also need an automation to pause the charging when the cable is connected. If you disable the charger with the switch in HA you can no longer use rfid tags and so on.
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It’s a service.
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Hi people,
I’m trying to add the repository for this add on. But I don’t succeed. In the add-on store I click the three dots and choose Repositories. Then I past the github-link below, but I get a message that it is not a valid repository. I can add other github repos. I have just update to the last ha version (2022.12.1).
https://github.com/fondberg/easee_hass is not a valid add-on repository
Am I doing something wrong? Can other people add this repo?
It is not an add-on.
Recommended installation is to use HACS, download Easee integration and restart HA, Then goto Settings/integrations and add Easee integration and you should be on right track.
Thanks a lot! I’m migrating from Domoticz and exploring a whole new world. I confused HACS with third party add-ons. I’ll be installing HACS!
Note that add-ons and integrations are entirely different things in Home Assistant.
Then there are built-in integrations and custom integrations aka custom components.
The Easee integration is a custom integration/component.
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The Easee integration is working. Can’t believe how dense I am sometimes…
I do have an additional question though: I use the easee equalizer to monitor the voltage and current at my fuse box. This is a three phase installation so I see six measurements in the easee app. In the integration I find that the voltage and current for the three phases have been averaged. These averages are then available for history and automation. The individual phase values are present as attributes.
How can I store the individual phase current and voltage values instead of an average?
In my opinion storing the average of the current of the equalizer is not very usefull, this device is designed to control differences in currents between phases. It would be very use full to have this information in home assistant.