[APP][Pro] Easee charger - Small. Smart. Full of power

[Richard_B]

@Jeroenk1

Does the app also works with the “easee charge up “ wall changer

Yes

[Emil_Nojd]

Same issue here

[Richspoelstra]

Hi! I’ve been using the Easee app for a month now and since the start, the numbers don’t add up in the Homey Energy tab. After overnight charging, every morning I wake up with ‘200% of total used’ or some similar number.

From my point of view, it’s because Homey Energy uses the ‘Last charge session’ number in the Energy Tab, but this number is not correct if you charge overnight (I start charging at 11pm) because it used energy of this charge before 12pm and after.

Anyone has the some problem and found a fix? Thanks!

[Richard_B]

Hi everyone,

After several years of developing and maintaining the Easee app, I’ve handed it over to Athom and their development partner Drenso. The app is now officially maintained as part of the Homey ecosystem.

I want to thank all of you for using the app, reporting bugs, suggesting features, and being patient when things didn’t work as expected. Your feedback has been invaluable in shaping the app into what it is today.

The app is in good hands, and I’m confident it will continue to improve. You can find it in the Homey App Store as before.

Thanks for everything!

[Sharkys]

Thanks for all @Richard_B , your app and compatibility with Homey, was one of the reason I have purchased Easee charger, and it worked well for past few years

[FKey]

For me it shows the same as the easee app

Easee app:

Energy

[olenesset]

Easee works together with Easee app and Homey app Easee Home and Ioniq 28kWh 218 mod

When I put in the cable to the car, Easee won’t start.
When I use My Tesla charger or my small Ioniq charger its ok: Charging.
Scheduled charging in car set to off, and marked Charge now.

I think it is something with the communication between Homey and the app that’s wrong.

I have done restarts, but not factory reset (Not able to?)

Suggestions?

[FKey]

What products does the app support?

I am planning to buy a easee max or or easee pro (for MID support).

Anyone using the app with these chargers?

[Sharkys]

@FKey

What products does the app support?

?

Easee Home | Homey

[FKey]

Easee has a whole line of products….

Are these all supported?

(Specifically interested in the max and pro)

I have an easee Lite now and theeasee home is reported to be working too. But these are all replaced by new models now. the new models support MID, that might result in different control too??

[Sharkys]

A pity that probably new developer is not reading this forum (or is but incognito ). But you can always check Product Codes and the GitHUB archive, trying to understand the code, eg. with help of AI.

As per my understanding, seems all those devices you mentioned are CHARGERS and API only expose Chargers or Equalizers, see Pair … so probably shall work … however, who knows, API has not been updated 9 month ago.

[arovik]

Plan to implement this?

[Bernd_Gaykema]

@drenso

Help, I need support?!

Are you in need of additional support? Please use the e-mail link in the App Store Support Contact » so we can help you as soon as possible!

We are not actively monitoring this forum as it is hard to keep track of everything going on here and we will most certainly miss something.

This is stated in the very first post in this treat.

[R33]

Hi everyone,

My EV charger is connected to the 3-phase grid of my home. I’ve built some flows similar to what Fkey shared in this post, and they work perfectly — as long as I manually lock the charger to either 1-phase or 3-phase mode and activate the corresponding flow.

1-phase → lower starting range (from 6A), max ~3.5 kW 3-phase → higher starting range (from 6A / 4.2 kW), max ~10+ kW

The challenge I’m running into is automatic switching between phases. I’d love a flow that can either read the current phase setting of the charger, or switch between them automatically — but I don’t think a flow card for this exists yet.

How are you guys handling this? Are you manually switching, or has anyone found a smart way to automate this?

[Morgan]

My Easee charger is set to automatic mode for 1-phase/3-phase.

I let Homey switch between 1-phase and 3-phase by setting “dynamic circuit current 0,16,0” (16 amps to phase 2) and “dynamic circuit current 16,16,16”.

Then I change charging with “dynamic charger current” to 7-16 amps.

[J33bee]

Are there more people using Easee in combination with Homey to charge/pause/stop at the “right” moments based on dynamic electricity prices?

Unfortunately, I can’t control the Easee charger via Tibber because I’m using a back office for billing. At the same time, Tibber also can’t control my car via the API because it’s not allowed.

So now I need to rethink things—maybe I can make it work through Homey using a flow:

• Present charging card (do not start charging yet)

• Check tariffs (decide whether to start or not)

• Check tariffs (price increase/decrease: afternoon → evening → night)

• Pause charging / resume charging

• Always fully charged by [time] the next day

[Domotica-blog.nl]

Versie 1.10.0 — Convert to official app

Yeah, great news! Wauw, thanks @drenso

[FKey]

@R33

The challenge I’m running into is automatic switching between phases.

I do it the same way as @Morgan does:

I calculate the desired current setting “Easee I new”

and if its below the 17A its set to single phase charging:

If its 17 or higher I calculate the desired 3phase setting “Easee I 3ph”

and set it to 3phase charging

Works like a charm.

[R33]

Thanks. I will be testing it.