Grohe sense watersensor support

[Driekus]

Hi

Is there support for the Grohe sense watersensor?
https://pro.grohe.com/ie/34666/for-your ... ohe-sense/

Driekus

[mack]

I see nothing in domoticz, or the forum, or the wiki about it. Since it connects via wi-fi to proprietary mobile app, there's no easy way to get domoticz involved. My google search didn't even turn up anyone hacking at the protocol to see how it communicates.
Since it's a Europe- and Middle East-only device, maybe someone in Europe knows more.

[LouiS22]

Hi

Is there support for the Grohe sense watersensor?
https://pro.grohe.com/ie/34666/for-your ... ohe-sense/

Driekus

If you don't own this hardware (hope you aren't) then my advice is to stay away from them. As the previous poster noted it's connecting to a proprietary app and that's always the sign of NO GO. And for this price you can grab a z-wave stick and a cheaper water sensor from china.

[svalavuo]

I got Grohe from my Insurance company and would like to use it with my Domoticz.
I found this: https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/groheondus/
How can I have that same to Domoticz? Wouldn't like to change to openhab now when I have managed to get about everything else functioning (RFLink, zigbee2mqtt, 1-wire (via owfs), squeezelight, sony-bravia, BroadlinkRM2, wol, IP cameras, lua -scripts, ...).

Is there a way to convert openhab plugin to domoticz plugin?

- Samuli

[FireWizard]

Hi,

As OpenHab is able to interface, it should be possible for others as well.
Home Assistant is able to interface as well.

As there seem to exist an API, it should not be too difficult.

Haveyou seen this:
https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red ... cial-sense

In this case you can communicate with Domoticz with MQTT.

Regards

[svalavuo]

Hi,

I can communicate Domoticz with MQTT, but...
I'm not (yet) familiar with node-red. That is something I'll have to learn.

Just installed node-red and that addon to it.

If there is someone that wants to give me a hint how to continue my trip...

- Samuli

[FireWizard]

Hi,

Can you provide a screenshot, what you have installed in Node Red?

Regards

[svalavuo]

Do you mean these?


Didn't actually get how to make it communicate with grohe -site, but... still trying to learn

-Samuli

[FireWizard]

Hello svalavuo,

Actually I only meant the nodes installed under "sense",but it is ok.

I don't know what you have done/tried so far, but I suggest to start as follows.

Use https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red ... cial-sense as guideline.

1. Drag and drop the node (under sense), called "sense-update" to the Work Space.
2. Double click on the node and the properties of the node will open.

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3. Click on the pencil right of "Add new sense-config".
4. The configuration of the node will open. (This is a one time action and the data is stored in a hidden node).

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5. Give the config a name, e,g, Sense Water Monitor, what ever you want (Sense Energy Monitor as in the picture is also OK).
6. Fill in your credentials (email and password).
7. Click on "Add". and the "Config" node will close.
8. Interval is optional and you can leave it as default (0) for know.
9. Name of this node is completely up to you, but give it a name that make sense, e.g. Sense Water Monitor.
10. See, if it communicates and connect 1 debug node (from the common section).

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11. You have 2 nodes now, the sense-update and the debug (msg.payload) node.
12. Check the output in the debug pane (to be activated by CTR-g and then d).
13. If you see output, please post the result.

Regards

[svalavuo]

Thanks for detailed instructions!
That's about how far I have succeeded to go (didn't notice the debug -node).

Few points where I'm a bit lost:
* Grohe URL isn't inserted anywhere - how does that know where to contact, or is it built in to sensor?
* How do I start this flow?

Sorry, but as I wrote before, node-red is a new thing for me.

-Samuli

[svalavuo]

Some more information:
I run node-red with pm2 and in pm2 error log there is:

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{ Error: Unhandled "error" event. (Invalid email or password)
    at EventEmitter.emit (events.js:186:19)
    at Promise (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/node-red/node_modules/unofficial-sense/index.js:88:22)
    at <anonymous>
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:189:7) context: 'Invalid email or password' }

So it seems that my credentials are wrong. Now I'm not sure which credentials I should insert there.
My inserted credentials work in page https://idp2-apigw.cloud.grohe.com/v3/iot/oidc/login

My journey continues...

[svalavuo]

And now I realized, that this is nothing to do with my setup.
sense.com is not Grohe site and is for energy monitoring, not Grohe Sense -site.

- Samuli

[FireWizard]

Hi,

After reading a couple of threads on OpenHab and Home Assistant forums and Github, I start to believe that the Grohe Sense has nothing to do with the Sense nodes.
So, that explains, why you can' t login.

It is far more complex. A refresh token is required.
See: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/g ... /92835.and
https://community.athom.com/t/grohe-sen ... guard/1150.
Also: https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/groheondus/
https://github.com/FlorianSW/grohe-ondus-api-java

So except that this was a nice introduction for you in Node Red, this is a "Dead end street".
I think, you can delete this flow and remove the nodes.

Sorry for this, but you can try to make some steps, with the links above.

Regards

[svalavuo]

This is something I'm currently trying to implement:
https://github.com/philipparndt/groheondus-to-mqtt-gw
Got something to mqtt allready. Next step is to get those sensors and readings to Domoticz.

- Samuli

[FireWizard]

Hi,

Can you post what you get in MQTT?
Is it the same as in the example?

Regards SW

[svalavuo]

Hi,

I installed a php -script to subscribe to mqtt and display the messages.
With that:

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Got a message on topic grohe/Oikokatu 5/Keittiö 1/MINUN SENSE with payload:
{"wifi_quality":0,"serialnumber":"XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXx","temperature":17.6,"humidity":37,"connection":1,"battery":100,"timestamp":"2020-01-03T01:55:16.000+02:00"}

Node-red:



My msg4.payload is somehow off, because in Domoticz I have:


But the main thing is that I do have data from Grohe to Domoticz! \o/

- Samuli

[BarryT]

Just use a 24V watervalve (https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead ... RBe&adurl=) for 20 bucks, and you're good to go.
Have it for some years now, works perfect.
When we are not home, and all (water needed) washing machines are off, the water goes byeye
Much easier then grohe sense!

[svalavuo]

As I said earlier, in my case I had Grohe installed by my Insurance Company and thus it was free for me.
Because I have Domoticz and (almost) everything else is integrated to it, it was quite clear to me that I wanted Grohe data there too. Now it's implemented.

- Samuli

[BarryT]

Good to hear you fixed it!

[FireWizard]

Great,

You managed it

Your msg4. Shouldn't that be: msg.temphum.payload?
I think it is even better if you change it to payload.temphum in line 6 and then in 10 msg.payload.temphum.

Regards