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stromleser.one Home Assistant Integration

Prerequisites

Before starting with this guide, make sure you have completed the Home Assistant Basic Setup. You will need the MQTT credentials (IP address, username, password, and port).

Step 1: Open Settings

Open the app and navigate to Settings. Select Integrations.

Settings Screen - Select Integrations

Step 2: Choose Home Assistant

Select Home Assistant from the list of available integrations.

Choose Home Assistant

Step 3: Select Device

Select your stromleser.one device that you want to connect to Home Assistant.

Select Device

Step 4: Prepare Credentials

Keep all required credentials ready:

  • Home Assistant IP address
  • MQTT username
  • MQTT password
  • MQTT port (default: 1883)
Keep Credentials Ready

Step 5: Click Next

Click Next to continue with the configuration.

Click Next

Step 6: Enter Credentials and Connect

Now enter all credentials:

  • IP Address: Your Home Assistant IP address
  • Username: mqtt-user (or your chosen username)
  • Password: Your MQTT password
  • Port: 1883 (default MQTT port)

Then click Connect.

Enter Credentials and Connect

Verify Integration

After successful connection, your stromleser.one should automatically appear in Home Assistant:

  1. Open Home Assistant
  2. Go to Settings → Devices & Services
  3. You should find your stromleser.one device under MQTT
  4. The measurements will be automatically created as entities
Good to Know

The integration uses MQTT, so all measurements are transmitted to Home Assistant in real-time. You can now use these values in dashboards, automations, and scripts.

Common Issues

Connection Failed

  • Check your Home Assistant system's IP address
  • Make sure the MQTT broker is running
  • Verify username and password
  • Ensure both devices are on the same network

Device Not Showing

  • Wait a few minutes and refresh the page
  • Restart the MQTT broker
  • Check the MQTT logs in Home Assistant

Measurements Not Updating

  • Check the connection in the app
  • Verify that the device is correctly attached to the meter
  • Check the MQTT connection in Home Assistant