Renpho Custom Integration

Hi all,

a long time ago, i bought a Renpho Scale, last week i tried this scale to integrate in my HA System.
So i found the Custom Integration by neilzilla https://github.com/neilzilla/hass-renpho.
I installed it, but get no information from the Renpho Server.
I get this information in my log

It seems that the Server is not reachable, if i try to open, i get a 404 Error.
I´m trying to support the developer and solve the problem by myself.
With google, i have tried to find the right and reachable adress to a API, but i get no information for an API or an Information, that a API exist.

Can anybody help to find the right API?

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Benji

Hi @BenjiMcKenzie! Did you get this to work? I’m asking before I even try, because I don’t have a sandbox, and my HA is critical.

A hack solution to make it work, without the hass_renpho integration:

Add the following to your configuration.yaml of HA:

rest:
- resource: "http://renpho.qnclouds.com/api/v3/users/sign_in.json?app_id=Renpho&email=youremail%40domain.com&password=yourpassword"
  method: "POST"
  scan_interval: 3600 
  sensor:
  - name: Susko weight
    unique_id: susko_weight
    value_template: "{{ value_json.weight}}"

It will create a sensor and retrieve the data every hour and store it.

This works only for the primary user.

Add a card or graphs to track weight:

Is this still working. These are the endpoint of the old renpho app.
If the OP is using the new Renpho Health app with a relatively newly created user, I don’t think this rest endpoint still works.

I have a renpho scale from 2 years ago and when I switched to the new app, I can’t seem to get the measurements from this URL.

thanks

if you use the renpho outdated app (links are on github of the integration) this still works

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@BenjiMcKenzie, to confirm I’m understanding this topic correctly - this uses an ESP32, so I could use an existing one in the same room I keep the tape measure in and just add the vast majority of your ble_client and below .yaml onto it?

I also presume this is going into metric - would you happen to have a handy way to convert it to US measurements?

Thanks for your hard work!