To integrate your Tedee Smart Lock with Homey, you will need Tedee Bridge which must be connected to the internet.
This app allows you to unlock or lock your lock and get device details like battery status.
You will be able to create flows based on lock state and more.
Instructions
Add the device as you would add any device to Homey.
A polling frequency of 10 seconds is used to update the current state of the device in Homey.
When a transition is detected (for example from “Locked” to “Unlocked”), it will temporarily decrease the polling frequency to 1 second until the transition is done.
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@evdpol: Is it possible to add a flow trigger that recognizes a manual push of the lock. I mean the push which initiate to lock the door with a 2-3s delay?
The app can handle as many locks as the Tedee API can handle. I guess 3 won’t be a problem.
No, not yet anyway. I contacted Tedee, and they have plans to setup an event driven “API”. I think this makes it possible. Not sure though, but the future is looking bright!
Does anyone have experience with the Tedee bridge using multiple Tedee locks? I believe a 2m range for a bluetooth connection between the lock and the bridge is a very poor range and even if a bridge can handle 10 locks, the odds that this number of locks is handled by one bridge is very slim. I mean, 10 locks within 2m?
Furthermore, I’ve not yet studied the API in detail, but isn’t it possible to let Homey handle the BLE instead of the Tedee Bridge (and the Homey range is 10m).
