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Setup: Disable the cloud connection

This guide walks you through disabling the cloud connection step by step, so that your stromleser.one runs locally without any cloud connection.

Step 1: Open the web interface

  1. Find the stromleser.one IP address
    • You can find the IP address in your router (device list) or in the energieleser app under device settings.

stromleser.one App IP

  1. Open the web interface in your browser
    • In your browser, open http://<stromleser-one-ip>/
    • You should see the local stromleser.one settings page.

stromleser.one Settings page

Step 2: Go to Settings

  • Click Settings in the navigation.

Settings navigation

Step 3: Open Cloud Connection Settings

  • In Settings you'll see the Cloud section with the current status (e.g. connected).
  • Click Cloud Connection Settings.

Cloud Connection Settings – Status: connected

Step 4: Disable cloud connection

  • Click on Disable Cloud Connection.
  • A warning dialog appears listing the effects:

Warning when disabling cloud

The effects in detail:

  1. No history will be available in the app during the disconnection.
  2. The mobile app may not be usable or become limited.
  3. The device will NOT be able to perform OTA firmware updates

Important: The stromleser.one will continue to work locally (local API, external MQTT - if configured).

  • Confirm the dialog to disable the cloud connection.

Step 5: Check the status

After disabling, you'll see:

Cloud Connection Settings – Status: DISABLED

  • In Cloud Connection Settings you now see that the cloud connection is now disabled
    (for example: "Cloud connection is currently DISABLED").
  • A button Enable Cloud Connection appears, which you can use to re‑enable the cloud at any time.

Note: In the general Settings, the cloud status will now state "not configured":


Next steps

After successfully disabling of the cloud connection:

  • Your stromleser.one now runs completely locally without cloud connection.
  • All readings are continued to be sent via MQTT to Home Assistant (or your MQTT system).
  • The local web interface and API remains fully available.