Hi all,
We’re the team behind SplashMe, an Australian-made pool automation system (chemistry dosing, pump, heater, lights, schedules). We’ve built a Home Assistant integration that talks to the controller directly on your LAN: sign in once with your SplashMe account, and from then on every reading and command stays on your local network.
What it gives you
- Water chemistry: pH, ORP, water and ambient temperature, pressure, doses today, drum volumes and chemical remaining, pH / ORP setpoints
- Pump: on/off, speed, mode, flow rate
- Heater and auxiliary outputs (lights and other relays)
- Schedule services to create, update and delete the controller’s pool schedules
- A ready-made “Pool” dashboard panel generated for each controller
- Diagnostics download for support
Early access
We’re looking for SplashMe owners who run Home Assistant and are happy to try it, report issues and update often while we iterate. Local control needs controller firmware 2.5.45 or newer, which we push to your controller on request.
Install
- In HACS, add
https://github.com/laboratoryyingong/splashme-home-assistantas a custom repository (category: Integration) - Install SplashMe and restart Home Assistant
- Settings > Devices & services > Add integration > SplashMe, then sign in with your SplashMe account. Controllers on your network are found and added automatically.
Firmware upgrade
Email [email protected] with your controller’s device ID (shown in the SplashMe app) and we’ll upgrade it for you.
Bugs and feedback
GitHub Issues on the repository above, ideally with the diagnostics file attached. Thanks for helping us get this right.