Hi @michaelhenningersrb, nice card !
How did you manage to add the bubbles and filter icons next to the title ?
Sorry for the delayed answer!
type: conditional
conditions:
- entity: climate.whirlpool
state_not: unavailable
card:
type: custom:simple-thermostat
entity: climate.whirlpool
step_size: 1
hide:
state: true
sensors:
- entity: sensor.aussentemperatur_wetterstation
header:
icon: mdi:hot-tub
toggle:
entity: switch.whirlpool_power
name: Power
faults:
- entity: switch.whirlpool_bubbles
- entity: switch.whirlpool_filter
- entity: automation.whirlpool_filterautomatik
layout:
mode:
names: true
icons: true
headings: true
control:
hvac:
some_mode: false
another_mode: false
'off':
name: Aus
heat:
name: Heizen
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HI, Iâm newbee, but how to connect telnet on Intax Spa, model 2024? i donât succeed to connect with telnet on 8990, Itâs still possible?
Many thx
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Hi @morbak, I got Intex 28450 model year 2024 and had the same issues. Even the original app âIntex Link-Spa Managementâ was unable to pair with the spa. By poking around I found out the spa is running on Tuya (opened port 6668). Pairing with SmartLife app was successful. Then I used âLocal Tuyaâ integration to add the spa to Home Assistant. I guess it would work with the native HA Tuya integration as well, but I donât want to use the cloud accessâŚ
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Thank for this info! I will mention this in the documentation of the homeassistant-intex-spa integration, to help new Intex Spa owners.
Out of curiosity, how good is the management of the various features of the spa with Local Tuya?
Hello,
i donât see if the integration work for this one
How can i find the compatibility list ?
It covers all the functionality of the original app (have configured switch entities for filtration, sanitation, bubbles and climate entity for heating). The only strange thing I noticed is when I completely block the spa from accessing the Internet (but keep the local network access) using routerâs firewall the spa stops sending entity updates (i.e. the filter switch remains in ON state after the filtration is stopped manually via the spa panel or when the timer expires).
When the firewall rules block the outbound traffic from the spa, the spa does not update its various statuses by himself. But does these status eventually update by a polling from Home Assistant?
I sadly never got the chance to learn the Local Tuya protocol, so I might not be of great help here.
What does your network topology look like? Which OS do the firewall, router, switches and AP run?
Some client isolation setting could lead the L2 flow (from within the LAN to somewhere in the LAN) to be routed by the L3 of the firewall, where the flow is dropped/rejected.
Or something to do with mDNS but I never dig into this.
Which kind of device do you slect to pair it? or did i do auto recognize it when the spa was in paring mode? Because that doesnât seem to work for me
Thanks for the great integration, works much better than the cloud app. Is there a way to set the time at the same time as filtering? If I press filter, the standard time is used and then it goes off again. I then have to create an automation that switches back on after a few hours⌠Is that the only solution? In the Intex app you can set how many hours the filtering should take place.
Hi, I am sorry but it is not featured in the integration.
It might technically be possible, but we couldnât figure out how and where to encode these parameters while sending the filtering command to the spa.
Can you share how you set up the climate entity? From within the Local Tuya integration, or did you use templates?
Hi, below you can find my configuration exported from Local Tuya integration (GitHub - xZetsubou/hass-localtuya: đš A Home Assistant integration to handle Tuya devices locally "fork from localtuya") as a YAML template:
- climate:
current_temperature_dp: '110'
entity_category: None
fan_speed_list: auto,low,middle,high
friendly_name: "Spa heater"
hvac_action_dp: '117'
hvac_action_set:
heating: heat
idle: 'off'
hvac_mode_dp: '108'
hvac_mode_set:
heat: true
'off': false
icon: ''
id: '108'
max_temperature: 104.0
min_temperature: 50.0
platform: climate
precision: '1'
preset_set: {}
target_precision: '1'
target_temperature_dp: '109'
temperature_step: '1'
temperature_unit: fahrenheit
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: "Spa sanitation"
icon: ''
id: '103'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: "Spa power"
icon: ''
id: '104'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: "Spa filtration"
icon: ''
id: '106'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: "Spa bubbles"
icon: ''
id: '107'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- sensor:
entity_category: diagnostic
friendly_name: "Spa error bitmap"
id: '114'
platform: sensor
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Thank you very much.
Switching from the rospogrigio LocalTuya to the xZetsubou LocalTuya integration solved a lot of issues for me.
If anyone is interested, here is my config for the Intex 28462 spa.
LocalTuya template
Templates directory located in custom_components/localtuya/templates
- climate:
current_temperature_dp: '110'
entity_category: None
fan_speed_list: auto,low,middle,high
friendly_name: Thermostat
hvac_action_dp: '117'
hvac_action_set:
heating: heat
idle: 'off'
hvac_mode_dp: '108'
hvac_mode_set:
heat: true
'off': false
id: '108'
icon: 'mdi:thermostat'
max_temperature: 104.0
min_temperature: 50.0
platform: climate
precision: '1'
preset_set: {}
target_precision: '1'
target_temperature_dp: '109'
temperature_step: '1'
temperature_unit: fahrenheit
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: Sanitizer
id: '103'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
icon: 'mdi:recycle-variant'
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: Power
icon: 'mdi:power'
id: '104'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: Jets
icon: 'mdi:weather-windy'
id: '105'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: Filter
icon: 'mdi:air-filter'
id: '106'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- switch:
entity_category: None
friendly_name: Bubbles
icon: 'mdi:chart-bubble'
id: '107'
is_passive_entity: false
platform: switch
restore_on_reconnect: false
- sensor:
device_class: temperature
entity_category: diagnostic
friendly_name: Current Temperature
id: '110'
platform: sensor
unit_of_measurement: "\xB0F"
- sensor:
device_class: temperature
entity_category: diagnostic
friendly_name: Target Temperature
id: '109'
platform: sensor
unit_of_measurement: "\xB0F"
- sensor:
entity_category: diagnostic
friendly_name: Heat Indicator
icon: 'mdi:progress-helper'
id: '117'
platform: sensor
- sensor:
entity_category: diagnostic
friendly_name: Error Code
icon: 'mdi:alert'
id: '114'
platform: sensor
Lovalace card
Credits to michaelhenningersrb
type: custom:simple-thermostat
entity: climate.intex_spa_thermostat
header:
icon: mdi:hot-tub
name: Jacuzzi
toggle:
entity: switch.intex_spa_power
name: Power
faults:
- entity: switch.intex_spa_filter
- entity: switch.intex_spa_sanitizer
- entity: switch.intex_spa_jets
- entity: switch.intex_spa_bubbles
step_size: 1
hide:
state: true
sensors:
- entity: sensor.intex_spa_power
name: Power
- entity: sensor.garage_energy_consumption_daily
name: Energy
control:
hvac:
_name: Mode
heat:
name: Heat
'off':
name: 'Off'
@ruza87 How dit you connect with the Tuya smart app. I canât find a device that resembles the intex Spa in the tuya app. Autodetect doesnât do the job.
I donât expect copying the configurations mentioned into .yaml will automatically connect.
Thanks for your help.
Iâve used the Android Smart Life app.
To pair the Intex Spa to the app I did the following:
I wanted the Intex Spa to connect to my IoT WiFi network, so first I connected my smartphone to my IoT WiFi network. The app will select the WiFi network you are connected to and will not let you choose another one during the pairing process.
- Power off the Spa display by long pressing the powerbutton
- Place the display in the holder on top of the pump unit. It will power back on.
- Press the °C/°F button for 5 seconds until the WiFi symbol starts blinking blue slowly
- In the Smart Life app, press the â+â-symbol in the top right corner and choose add device
- The device was recognized automatically:
After this I followed the steps here from the xZetsubou LocalTuya integration to get the Spa added into HomeAssistant.
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It doesnât work for me with the Android Smart Life app, maybe itâs because Iâm new. Do I have to start with the Smart Life app? Or do I have to do or program something else first?