So the South Australian government were giving a lot of these devices away for free as an initiative for home power saving, I got one, and it produces great stats and graphs but they don’t have an open API I know about.
- it has a “hub” which connected to wifi
- energy monitor in switchboard transmits to the hub and uses current clamps in circuits
- all data is pushed back to their cloud
- web and mobile app access to graphs as stats
when we setup hub it produces these tests
The Emberpulse is successfully connected to the cloud.
The Emberpulse has received an IP address 192.168.1.25.
A gateway IP address is 192.168.1.1.
The Emberpulse can ping a gateway.
The Emberpulse can resolve www.google.com into an IP address 172.217.25.132.
The Emberpulse can ping www.google.com.
The Emberpulse can connect to the HTTPS port on www.google.com.
The Emberpulse can resolve test.mosquitto.org into an IP address 5.196.95.208.
The Emberpulse can ping test.mosquitto.org.
The Emberpulse can connect to the MQTT port on test.mosquitto.org.
The Emberpulse can send and receive MQTT messages from test.mosquitto.org.
The Emberpulse can resolve emberpulse.com.au into an IP address 52.65.84.136.
The Emberpulse can ping emberpulse.com.au.
The Emberpulse can connect to the HTTPS port on emberpulse.com.au.
The Emberpulse can send HTTPS ping requests and receive successful responses from emberpulse.com.au.
The Emberpulse can resolve mqtt.emberpulse.com.au into an IP address 52.65.84.136.
The Emberpulse can ping mqtt.emberpulse.com.au.
The Emberpulse can connect to the MQTT port on mqtt.emberpulse.com.au.
The Emberpulse can send and receive MQTT messages from mqtt.emberpulse.com.au.
I would like to get some stats into Home Assistant into my integrated control panel
I email support team and they said they don’t have an API
Anyone want a challenge to reverse-engineering the local device or signals, or back me up requesting the dev team open up a little to Home Assistant?