**Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer?**
Yes, donate money €
**Extra information:**
Apperently Somfy uses its own Zigbee network but there is a way to let the device pair with other regular Zigbee networks (See Reddit thread above):
“I have been able to pair a Sonesse2 motor with zigbee2mqtt, and the trick was so simple that I can´t even believe it, I just had to hold the button of the blind for 10 seconds (instead of 5 seconds the manual says) and the blind did 2 consecutive jogs and it immediately joined the zigbee network. It seems by default the blind creates its own zigbee network, and by holding the button longer it enters a different pairing mode to join other networks”.
I tried this method using the “Somfy Sonesse2 28 Wirefree Zigbee, 2Nm/20tpm, Li-ion’ device and it connected to my Homey Pro but was recognized as a ‘Unknown’ device’ that only had one operation ( = on/off) that was not supported. So it did not do anything. But it connected! So my guess/hope is that adding some usefull functionality (most usefull is just up and down) should hopelfully not be very difficult.
**Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer?**
It depends on if it can be successfull made
**Extra information:**
Why I do want to have the app: In my Homey I have my car integrated and my car charger integrated. The only data I need for now from Bliq is the current battery level of the home battery. When this level reaches for example 80% I want to charge the car to decrease the battery level. So the trigger should execute a Homey flow that starts charging the car.
If we can extract more data from the energy management system, it will be ok ofcourse.
Extra information:
I am trying to add a simple outdoor siren to my Homey ecosystem so that it can be activated when my outdoor motion sensors detect movement and I am not at home. I tried searching the apps to see if there was anything available, but these products are difficult to find as they are no longer on the market (e.g. Popp). Since the Ring by Amazon siren offers an economic and easily available alternative, it would be great to be able to integrate this device directly into Homey Pro/Mini/Self using Z-wave. I purchased one and managed to connect it to my Homey Self through Homey Bridge, but once connected as a generic Z-wave ON/OFF device, it does not function.
ELCO (i.e ELCO AEROTOP S.2) from ELCO Heating Solutions
What is/are the device(s)/service for type:
Heat pump / Heating (Air-to-Water) + Domestic Hot Water (DHW)
What kind of category/signal(s) would the app use:
IP (Local/Cloud/WiFi);
Local IP (Modbus TCP on LAN)
Is there an (public) API / documentation / manual(s) or known (other) implementations (like Blogs/Github etc)?
Not a public “web API”, but Modbus TCP is a standard industrial protocol.
ELCO provides Modbus register documentation for installations using Modbus TCP (typically available via installer documentation / on request from ELCO or heating installer).
Other implementations exist in the home automation world via generic Modbus integrations (e.g. Home Assistant Modbus TCP), but there is no dedicated Homey app for ELCO Aerotop S2.
Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer?
As it will be difficult to loan a heat pump, I am willing to donate money.
Extra information:
Goal is a Homey Pro community app dedicated to ELCO Aerotop S2 over Modbus TCP (local only).
Minimum viable features: read-only sensors (outdoor temp, flow/return temp, DHW temp, operating mode, compressor status, alarm/fault).
Optional controls (if registers allow): enable/disable heating and DHW, adjust setpoints/curve offset.
**What kind of category/signal(s) would the app use:**
IP (Local/Cloud/WiFi);
AEG app
Home Assistant Access Steps:
The Home Assistant feature allows the energy storage system to be integrated with a Home Assistant smart home
environment.
Through this integration, system data can be displayed and used for monitoring or automation within Home Assistant.
Preparation Before Access
Before enabling the Home Assistant function, please ensure the following conditions are met:
· A Home Assistant hardware environment is already installed and running
· A computer or device is available and can access the Home Assistant runtime environment
· A valid GitHub account
· A valid Home Assistant account for Sunpura integration
AEG
Compressed Package Directory Contents
After downloading the Home Assistant access package, the directory includes the following files:
· Access Instruction Manual: step-by-step guidance for installation and configuration
· HA-EMS-panel.mjs: EMS display panel for visualizing system data
· HA-EMS-local.zip: local communication plugin for connecting the system within a local network
· HA-EMS.zip: cloud communication plugin for remote data access
Users should select and install the appropriate plugin according to their Home Assistant setup and network
environment.
The Home Assistant access package can be downloaded from the following link:
**What is the brand:** Boneco. **What is/are the device(s)/service for type:** Air Purifier, Humidifier **What kind of category/signal(s) would the app use:** - Wifi **Is there an (public) API / documentation / manual(s) or known (other) implementations (like Blogs/Github etc)?** I don’t know **Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer?** No **Extra information:** No
What is the brand: Zeekr What is/are the device(s)/service for type: Cars What kind of category/signal(s) would the app use: Wifi Is there an (public) API / documentation / manual(s) or known (other) implementations (like Blog s/Github etc)? I don’t know Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer? No Extra information: No
What is the brand: heypolo
What is/are the device(s)/service for type: Presence
What kind of category/signal(s) would the app use: Website
Is there an (public) API / documentation / manual(s) or known (other) implementations (like Blog s/Github etc)? Probably not
Are you willing to loan or donate to a developer? Yes, money
Extra information: No
