SD18 manual update with press for 3 seconds. Automatic is enabled but nothing came. Sorry my post originally stated SD21.
which version do you have now ?
Hardware 000000003 Software 0002.0046
Okay my did already an update
hardwareversion:00000004
softwareversion: 0002.0046
Thank you! I finally integrated my SD21 (Software 0002.0028). I hope that this will be possible without the need of ioBroker in the future. But its good for now I guess!
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Fantastic!
So here is my final solution for a SD water-softener:
- Install ioBroker as HASS-Addon
- Enable Gruenbeck-Adapter within ioBroker
- Enable MQTT-client-Adapter within ioBroker
- for now I publish the following four values through MQTT (I checked the “retain” checkbox to have the last value always available)
– Stream/mcountwater1
– Stream/msaltusage
– Stream/mmaint
– hasError - Next, I created a script within homeassistant to use the “MQTT Discovery” feature of homeassistant (sorry for the german)
mqtt_gruenbeck:
sequence:
- service: mqtt.publish
data:
topic: homeassistant/binary_sensor/gruenbeck-fehler/config
payload: '{"name":"Grünbeck Fehler","device_class":"problem","state_topic":"gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxxxxxxx/hasError","payload_off":"false","payload_on":"true","unique_id":"gruenbeck-fehler","device":{"manufacturer":"Grünbeck","model":"softliQ:SD18","name":"Enthärter","identifiers":["BSxxxxxxxx"]}}'
- service: mqtt.publish
data:
topic: homeassistant/sensor/gruenbeck-wartung/config
payload: '{"name":"Grünbeck Wartung","state_topic":"gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxxxxxxx/Stream/mmaint","unit_of_measurement":"Tage","unique_id":"gruenbeck-wartung","icon":"mdi:wrench-clock","device":{"manufacturer":"Grünbeck","model":"softliQ:SD18","name":"Enthärter","identifiers":["BSxxxxxxxx"]}}'
- service: mqtt.publish
data:
topic: homeassistant/sensor/gruenbeck-salzverbrauch/config
payload: '{"name":"Grünbeck Salzverbrauch","state_topic":"gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxxxxxxx/Stream/msaltusage","unit_of_measurement":"kg","unique_id":"gruenbeck-salzverbrauch","icon":"mdi:shaker-outline","state_class":"total_increasing","device":{"manufacturer":"Grünbeck","model":"softliQ:SD18","name":"Enthärter","identifiers":["BSxxxxxxxx"]}}'
- service: mqtt.publish
data:
topic: homeassistant/sensor/gruenbeck-wasserverbrauch/config
payload: '{"name":"Grünbeck Wasserverbrauch","state_topic":"gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxxxxxxx/Stream/mcountwater1","unit_of_measurement":"l","unique_id":"gruenbeck-wasserverbrauch","icon":"mdi:water-pump","state_class":"total_increasing","device":{"manufacturer":"Grünbeck","model":"softliQ:SD18","name":"Enthärter","identifiers":["BSxxxxxxxx"]}}'
mode: single
alias: MQTT-Gruenbeck
- And an automation, which fires when homeassistant starts
- id: 'gruenbeck'
alias: Gruenbeck
description: ''
trigger:
- platform: homeassistant
event: start
condition: []
action:
- service: script.mqtt_gruenbeck
data: {}
mode: single
- Finally, six Utility-Meters to see the daily, weekly and monthly water- and salt-usage
utility_meter:
salt_day:
source: sensor.grunbeck_salzverbrauch
cycle: daily
salt_week:
source: sensor.grunbeck_salzverbrauch
cycle: weekly
salt_month:
source: sensor.grunbeck_salzverbrauch
cycle: monthly
water_day:
source: sensor.grunbeck_wasserverbrauch
cycle: daily
water_week:
source: sensor.grunbeck_wasserverbrauch
cycle: weekly
water_month:
source: sensor.grunbeck_wasserverbrauch
cycle: monthly
With this I have all entities within one device and it just looks neat 
Once again, thanks for the hint with the ioBroker-Addon and yes, hopefully this will be - sometimes in the future - replaced by a native HASS-Addon
Joerg
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Nice, its not the best solution but it is working as i said 
I am confused how to get ioBroker on my HASS os Raspberry Pi 4.
Is ioBroker available in HACs under experimental?
I have another rasbperry 3+ doing nothing that I could use.
I don’t have the skills to make a HA plugins, but at some stage if such a plugin does not materialise I will make a node-red flow with the HA Helper nodes. All the information needed is available in the post for Markis and the main.js posted by gomble above. This is on my list after the get Miele TwinDos liquid levels from the non-public API.
Add this repo in your addon menu:
A instruction is in the github readme
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Cheers mate.
Slight problem: MQTT Cleint Version 1.5 from 26th January 2022 complains: iobroker Invalid version of “js-controller”. Installed “3.2.16”, required ">=3.3.22
The changelog says It requires js-controller 3.3.x. but the iobroker from Max’s Repo is 3.2.16
It was an interesting journey SSHing into the docker container to update this. First time for me.
I see my SD18 values in iobroker but the Home Assistant States and Dashboard shows “Unknown”
I am not sure what is wrong here. Everthing is configured in HA and Green in ioBroker.
I think the screenshot is the MQTT Data going to HA. Not sure though.
EDIT: Found the problem: Replaced BSxxxxx 6 times in the mqtt_gruenbeck script from Jörg above.
And for the record MQTT messages to a mqtt broker in ioBroker looks like this:debug (2458) successfully published gruenbeck.0.softliQ.D/BSxxxxx.Stream.mcountwater1: {“topic”:“gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxxxxxxx/Stream/mcountwater1”,“message”:“130391”}
Thanks for the Yaml and guide.
I’m guessing gomble has 25°dh water
25°dh water ?
Hi,
nice write-up on how to get data from softliQ to Home Assistant 
However, have a few questions/challenges, that I hope someone can help answer…
I have the softliQ SD23 - and as I understand it, only data from the cloud can be pulled?
And there is a limit on polling on 360 seconds?
Consequently, the settings in IOBroker about retrieval interval for consumption (“Abrufinterval Aktualwerte sec” and “Abrufinterval Wasserverbrauch sec”) doesn’t have any consequence?
Have noticed, that sometimes it seems like there is a “burst” of MQTT messages sent/received wihtin af few seconds. Was wondering, if this is all the values collected in (in the cloud) since last poll from IOBroker?
Anyway, I’d like to have a graph of the actual flow as detaled as possible.
If doesnøt necessarily be in real-time - as long as the values are with the correct timestamp (when it was measured) and not anyting else…
Any advice?
Regards,
Chr.
For the SC variants, I resolved to writing a small python script rather than running x-times curl commands using the command line sensor. Code was inspired by Gruenbeck Soft Water sensor Durchfluss - #9 by DanielWagner
Script returns a JSON object with several attributes that can be affected to multiple sensors.
@gomble thanks for the great write-up how to get the Grünbeck SoftliQ SDx data into Home Assistant.
EDIT 11/10/2022:
I adapted the below config to be used with water statistics in energy dashboard. If you used the config before
a) add device_class: water to the sensors gruenbeck_weichwassermenge and grunbeck_gesamtwassermenge
b) change the unit of measurement from l to L for the same sensors as in a). It should look like this:
unit_of_measurement: "L"
device_class: water
c) After a reload of the template configuration, make sure to change the unit under “Developer tools” → “Statistics” from l to L for both sensors and the affected counters. This might be only possible, after you got new sensor values. So be patient and look for the error sign in the developers statistics tab.
START HOW TO
Inspired from the iOBroker forum, I rebuilt one main view of the Grünbeck (Android) app in Home Assistant (all text is generated from the data from the water softener):
(Sorry for the German in the screenshot and the following yaml code)
To get to this screen:
1.) Follow the instructions on how to get the SoftliQ SDx data into Home Assistant from the posts above: New Integration: Grünbeck softliQ - #29 by gomble
2.) I used the following MQTT sensors in configuration.yaml:
# Grünbeck water softener via iOBroker and MQTT
# EDIT 8th June 2022: changed to MQTT platform
# EDIT 10th November 2022: made compatible with water in energy dashboard
mqtt:
# Sensors
sensor:
- name: Grünbeck Weichwassermenge
unique_id: gruenbeck_weichwassermenge
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mcountwater1"
unit_of_measurement: "L"
device_class: water
state_class: total_increasing
- name: Grünbeck Regenerations Zähler
unique_id: gruenbeck_regenerations_zaehler
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mcountreg"
state_class: total_increasing
- name: Grünbeck aktueller Durchfluss
unique_id: gruenbeck_aktueller_durchfluss
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mflow1"
unit_of_measurement: "m³/h"
state_class: measurement
- name: Grünbeck Restkapazität m³
unique_id: gruenbeck_restkapazitaet_m3
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mrescapa1"
value_template: '{{value | round(1) }}'
unit_of_measurement: "m³"
- name: Grünbeck Restkapazität %
unique_id: gruenbeck_restkapazitaet_percent
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mresidcap1"
unit_of_measurement: "%"
- name: Grünbeck Salz Reichweite
unique_id: gruenbeck_salz_reichweite
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/msaltrange"
unit_of_measurement: "Tage"
- name: Grünbeck Salz Verbrauch
unique_id: gruenbeck_salz_verbrauch
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/msaltusage"
value_template: '{{ value|round(4)|float(0) }}'
unit_of_measurement: "kg"
state_class: total_increasing
- name: Grünbeck nächste Regeneration
unique_id: gruenbeck_naechste_regeneration
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/nextRegeneration"
value_template: '{{ as_timestamp(value)|timestamp_local(default) }}'
device_class: timestamp
- name: Grünbeck Rohwasser Härte
unique_id: gruenbeck_rohwasser_haerte
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/rawWater"
unit_of_measurement: "°dH"
- name: Grünbeck Weichwasser Härte
unique_id: gruenbeck_weichwasser_haerte
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/softWater"
unit_of_measurement: "°dH"
- name: Grünbeck Modus
unique_id: gruenbeck_modus
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/mode"
value_template: >-
{% if value == '1' %}
{% set modus = 'Eco' %}
{% endif %}
{% if value == '2' %}
{% set modus = 'Comfort' %}
{% endif %}
{% if value == '3' %}
{% set modus = 'Power' %}
{% endif %}
{{ modus }}
- name: Grünbeck letzter Neustart
unique_id: gruenbeck_letzter_neustart
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/startup"
- name: Grünbeck Wartung in
unique_id: gruenbeck_wartung_in
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/Stream/mmaint"
unit_of_measurement: "Tagen"
- name: Grünbeck Fehler
unique_id: gruenbeck_fehler
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/errors"
value_template: '{{ value_json.0.message }}'
# Binary Sensor
binary_sensor:
- name: Grünbeck Anlagen Status
unique_id: gruenbeck_anlagen_status
payload_on: 'true'
payload_off: 'false'
state_topic: "gruenbeck/0/softliQ/D/BSxxx/hasError"
device_class: problem
Exchange all “BSxxx” with your ID you see in iOBroker MQTT settings. Ensure to enable all needed MQTT messages in iOBroker and also select “retain”.
3.) Create the following 6 Utility Meter (Link to Integrations: Add integration – My Home Assistant)
a) for soft water consumption the entity “sensor.grunbeck_weichwassermenge” is the input sensor.
- grunbeck_weichwassermenge_tag (meter reset cycle: daily)
- grunbeck_weichwassermenge_monat (meter reset cycle: monthly)
- grunbeck_weichwassermenge_jahr (meter reset cycle: yearly)
b) for salt consumption the entity “sensor.grunbeck_salz_verbrauch” is the input sensor.
- grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_tag (meter reset cycle: daily)
- grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_monat (meter reset cycle: monthly)
- grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_jahr (meter reset cycle: yearly)
4.) Upload the picture from the end of this post to www/picture/Gruenbeck.png
5.) Create a “pictures-elements” card in the Home Assistant dashboard:
type: picture-elements
theme: Google Light Theme
elements:
- type: conditional
conditions:
- entity: binary_sensor.grunbeck_anlagen_status
state: 'off'
elements:
- type: state-label
entity: binary_sensor.grunbeck_anlagen_status
prefix: 'Anlagenstatus: '
style:
top: 3%
left: 80%
color: green
- type: conditional
conditions:
- entity: binary_sensor.grunbeck_anlagen_status
state: 'on'
elements:
- type: state-label
entity: binary_sensor.grunbeck_anlagen_status
prefix: 'Anlagenstatus: '
style:
top: 2%
left: 80%
color: red
- type: conditional
conditions:
- entity: binary_sensor.grunbeck_anlagen_status
state: 'on'
elements:
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_fehler
style:
top: 5%
left: 80%
color: red
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_rohwasser_harte
style:
top: 9%
left: 13%
color: white
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_weichwasser_harte
style:
top: 9%
left: 73%
color: white
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_modus
style:
top: 22.5%
left: 38%
color: grey
prefix: 'Modus: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_weichwassermenge_tag
style:
top: 23.5%
left: 78%
prefix: 'heute: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_weichwassermenge_monat
style:
top: 29.5%
left: 78%
prefix: 'Monat: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_weichwassermenge_jahr
style:
top: 32.5%
left: 78%
prefix: 'Jahr: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_restkapazitat_m3
style:
top: 43.5%
left: 70%
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_restkapazitat
style:
top: 43.5%
left: 85%
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_nachste_regeneration
style:
top: 59%
left: 78%
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_tag
style:
top: 72%
left: 78%
prefix: 'heute: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_monat
style:
top: 78%
left: 78%
prefix: 'Monat: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_salz_verbrauch_jahr
style:
top: 81%
left: 78%
prefix: 'Jahr: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_wartung_in
style:
top: 98%
left: 20%
color: grey
prefix: 'Wartung in: '
- type: state-label
entity: sensor.grunbeck_salz_reichweite
style:
top: 92.2%
left: 78%
image: /local/picture/Gruenbeck.png
optional) If you would like to calculate the total water consumption (soft water + blend water) without the cleaning water, you can use this sensor in configuration.yaml. I do not use this information in the picture but in my statistics:
template:
- sensor:
- name: "Grünbeck Gesamtwassermenge"
unique_id: grunbeck_gesamtwassermenge
unit_of_measurement: "L"
state_class: total_increasing
device_class: water
state: >-
{% set wwh = states("sensor.grunbeck_weichwasser_harte")|float(0) %}
{% set rwh = states("sensor.grunbeck_rohwasser_harte")|float(0) %}
{% set wwm = states("sensor.grunbeck_weichwassermenge")|float(0) %}
{% if (is_number(wwh) and (wwh > 1)) and (is_number(rwh) and (rwh > 1)) and (is_number(wwm) and (wwm > 1)) %}
{% set gwn = ((wwh*wwm)/(rwh-wwh)+wwm)|round(4) |float(unavailable) %}
{% endif %}
{% if is_number(gwn) %}
{{ gwn }}
{% endif %}
Empty picture for the background of the “picture-elements” card:
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Wow thanks I will test this
Holy moly that looks real nice. Might be a long time before I try it out and give some feedback
Hi all,
I’m would like to get a water softener. My goal is not only to monitor, but also control the water softener. (e.g. auto-switch-off, when sprinkler in the garden is running.)
Is there a solution to control?
If not, are there other water softeners, you would recommend?
Thanks a lot!