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RolandJ
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Re: Remeha eTwist

Post by RolandJ »

Sorry you have to explain me how to do this.
I do have all electric indeed
Tuk90
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Re: Remeha eTwist

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RolandJ wrote: Tuesday 14 January 2025 16:36 Sorry you have to explain me how to do this.
I do have all electric indeed
Do what, can you be more specific? Getting an access token or calling the api or both?
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Re: Remeha eTwist

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I have a Elga ace hybrid heatpump maybe you see different stuff if you have an all electric heatpump, if so please share the response body with me.

This is what you asked me to do. Can you let me know how and what you need? Calling api?
Tuk90
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Re: Remeha eTwist

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RolandJ wrote: Tuesday 14 January 2025 19:43 I have a Elga ace hybrid heatpump maybe you see different stuff if you have an all electric heatpump, if so please share the response body with me.

This is what you asked me to do. Can you let me know how and what you need? Calling api?
In the https://github.com/tuk90/RemehaHome-Domoticz page there is a file called Remehatest.py in line 245 and 246 you can fill in your username and password. After that put a # in front of line 151 to out comment that piece of code. Fill in the following line below the outcommented code: print(access_token)

Then run the python code and the access token is printed. If you use a Raspberry pi you can go to the folder of where the script is located and do this: python3 Remehatest.py.

Now you have an access token and this can be used to call all Remeha API's. The apis that you need to call are the following.

Start by doing this get call: https://api.bdrthermea.net/Mobile/api/homes/dashboard, from the response get the applianceid and fill it in in below get call

https://api.bdrthermea.net/Mobile/api/a ... 00:00.000Z.

The easiest way to do this API calls are by using the application Postman

If you can post the response of this call in this topic I am greatfull :).
Tuk90
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Re: Remeha eTwist

Post by Tuk90 »

BTW, I updated the plugin to include the 'activeComfortDemand' this states wheter the heatpump is producing heat or not, I use it to dynamically turn on and off my radiator fans
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