I made this MQTT integration for my OEG Kms solar boiler controller.
Currently it reads and publishes all the available temp. sensors to home assistant via MQTT.
T1 - Roof temp sensor
T2 - Boiler temp sensor low
T3 - Boiler temp sensor high
Pump - Shows the modulated power % of the glycol pump.
I’m using Home Assistant for two years now. Mostly for Hue lights and the thermostat, so I’m no pro with all integrations yet. Last year we’ve moved to a new house where we want to automate or connect more and more devices.
One of those devices is also a OEG KSW solar boiler controller, which I like to connect as well. The boiler vessel is located in the garage, where I have power and two internet cables for connection. What kind of device do I need to connect the OEG KSM to the Home Assistant network?
ps: I guess you’re Dutch as well, if that is easier.
how do you get this package to run. MQTT is running, the sensors are defined in the configuration.yaml.
But how do you get the “oegscan_mqtt.py” to run.
The OEG controller is attached to my Raspberry Pi and ready as a device.
Hey Dennis,
The python script is not running in HASS, Yannic and I use a Raspberry zero W, what is connected to the OEG KMS with USB (and a power supply of course).
The script is running in an Ubuntu environment. If you send me a personal message, I’ll send you the info i received from Yannic
@Yannicflight can you tell me de usual gap between your “boiler temp sensor low” and “boiler temp sensor high”? I’m assuming these are two temperature sensor, one located in the bottom, and the other at the top of the boiler. I just inserter a temperature sensor on top position of my boiler, but it gives me a temperature much lower than actual water temperature. Still wondering what’s going on there.
can you also share the information with me, I have just placed an instalation at home with the kws and would like to read it, and eventually also display it on my raspberry.
Thanks for the effort,
kan je de informatie ook met mij delen, ik heb zojuist een instalatie thuis geplaatst met de kws en wil deze graag uitlezen, en uitindelijk ook op mijn raspberry weergeven.
Draait het mogelijk ook op een pico?
alvast bedankt voor de moeite,
I’ve managed to get a kind of system view like the energy dashboard for my solar boiler!
The only detail I haven’t got working yet is the ‘kWh’ after the stored energy in the boiler (the value of 3.4332)
To get this working, you need to use the ‘Tesla-style-solar-power-card’, which can be installed through HACS.
The temperature of the boiler needs to be converted to stored energy in kWh.
I’ve set 20 degrees Celcius as 0 kWh stored and have a 500L boiler:
I’ve just got a OEG boiler + KWS device up and running. It would be great if someone could help me setting up. Is there somebody (dutch) who can help me out? Any more information left?
So I finally had some time to setup my website and translate and publish the installation instructions.
I also changed the github Readme with the new link to my webiste. Please find the detailed installation instructions here: OEG KMS data in Home Assistant – Welcome to DIY!
The instructions and layout will still change a bit over time.