Manage a Storkair WHR 930 system using MQTT.

See also my blog posting I wrote about the WHR 930

This (python) code uses some libraries that need to be installed. Assuming you are using a Raspberry Pi or another Debian based Linux distribution, the following command's will install the dependencies

$ sudo apt-get install python3-serial python3-pip python3-yaml
$ sudo pip3 install paho-mqtt

After installing the dependencies, clone this repository and modify the MQTT settings in src/whr930.py and run sudo make install.

$ git clone https://github.com/Mosibi/whr_930.git
$ vi src/whr930.py
$ sudo make install
$ sudo systemctl start whr930.service

Copy src/wtw.yaml in the config/includes directory of your home assistant installation and modify the file configuration yaml to include the following:

homeassistant:
  < ... your other config settings under homeassistant ... >
  packages:
    wtw: !include includes/wtw.yaml

Add the content of src/lovelace.yaml to your current dashboard configuration, it will place the WTW configuration in a seperate tab.

I've extended the possibilities of the standard Lovelace interface using multiple plugins. Visit those pages and follow the installation instructions for them:

• lovelace-wtw : Nice graphical flow overview, created by Tim Jongsma
• lovelace-fold-entity-row : Use to fold in the P status overview

Note: the lovelace-wtw repo links points to my own fork of Tim's code. I created a pull request for his version to make it compatible with my code. When that PR is accepted, I will use his version.