Readme auf deutsch unter README.de.md
This is a community integration for WLANThermo devices.
There is no official support by the author or the WLANThermo team.
- Forks, further development, and bugfixes are welcome
- For questions & discussions, please use the
👉 WLANThermo Forum
For detailed information, see the German Wiki or English Wiki.
This integration connects Home Assistant with WLANThermo devices and provides sensor data, system status, and pitmaster information as native Home Assistant entities.
The integration is fully UI-based, YAML is not required.
This integration has been tested with:
- WLANThermo Nano V1+, V3
- WLANThermo Mini V2 ESP32, V3
- WLANThermo Link V1
- Home Assistant 2026.1.0 and newer
Other models and firmware versions may also work but are not tested.
- 🔍 Automatic detection & setup via the HA UI
- 🌡️ Dynamic temperature sensors for all channels (name & number)
- 🎛️ Dynamic pitmaster sensors (power, temperature, mode, PID, channel)
- ⏱️ Time Left sensor for each active channel
- ✉️ Configuration of notifications via Pushover and Telegram
- 📶 Bluetooth temperature sensor configuration
- ☁️ Cloud sensors
- 🛰️ Setup IoT fields
- 🔋 System diagnostics:
- WiFi RSSI
- Battery level
- Charging state
- 🎨 Channel colors
- 🌍 Full translation support (DE / EN)
- ⚙️ Configurable scan interval
- 👻 Option: Show inactive sensors as unavailable
Wiki: Dashboard explanation
The sample dashboard wlanthermo_en.yaml is optional and serves as a template.
Wiki: Installation
via HACS (recommended):
Custom Repository: https://github.com/WLANThermo-nano/homeassistant
manual:
Copy custom_components/wlanthermo to <HA config>/custom_components/
Wiki: Setup
- Settings → Devices & Services → Add Integration
- Select WLANThermo
- Enter IP address / host
- Click OK
Wiki: Options
You can access the options via:
Settings → Devices & Services → WLANThermo → Options/gear icon
👉 For all entity details, see the Wiki: Entities & Sensors
Wiki: Development