Hydro stove water temperature

[andreafasso82]

Good morning, is it possible to have this temperature value for Idro stoves?

Best regards

Home assistant:

app The Mind:

[algra4]

Hello @andreafasso82,

I guest it's possible but I don't known where to find the value.
I need the JSON response provided by Edilkamin to know where to find the data relating to the requested entities

Please follow the steps below to enable debug logging in Home Assistant and retrieve the required JSON data:

1. Edit your configuration.yaml file. Add the following lines:

logger:
  default: info
  logs:
    custom_components.edilkamin: debug

Make sure to keep the indentation exactly as shown.

2. Restart Home Assistant
3. After saving your changes, restart Home Assistant to apply the new configuration.
4. Open the System Logs
5. Once Home Assistant has restarted, open the system logs using this link: https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/logs

If possible, it would be ideal if you could indicate the field in the JSON that corresponds to the value you want to obtain.

Best regards

[andreafasso82]

Good morning, I'll try and let you know.

[neiitzab]

Hi,
I've also got a hydro stove cherie EVO H 10 and very interesting in your integration. Can the "json" feedback of my stove could help? I'm not used to Home assistant. 3 days since I changed from domotics.

Today it seems to work to get values back from the stove to HA but data seems to be frozen.
But HA seems not to transmit order to the stove.
Thank for yor work.

[neiitzab]

Maybe it can help If add that the EK hydro stove have different configuration depending of the settings.

config 0 to heat radiators only
config 1 if there is a heating tank between stove and radiator
(then i'm not sure)
config 2 for boiler
config 3 heating tank + boiler

[algra4]

Hi @neiitzab

I need the JSON to understand how to differentiate between a stove and a hydro stove.

As I do not have a hydro stove, I need your help to try to integrate it.

Kind regards

[neiitzab]

Hi @neiitzab

I need the JSON to understand how to differentiate between a stove and a hydro stove.

As I do not have a hydro stove, I need your help to try to integrate it.

Kind regards

I've try the manipulation you describe earlier. I've got something that look to a file but i can't understand anything inside. I've see somme part that seems # to be linked to edilkamin but also other stuff of HA.
Can you precise how to find the part which could be usefull for you?

Kind regards

[neiitzab]

Hello @andreafasso82,

I guest it's possible but I don't known where to find the value. I need the JSON response provided by Edilkamin to know where to find the data relating to the requested entities

Please follow the steps below to enable debug logging in Home Assistant and retrieve the required JSON data:

1. Edit your configuration.yaml file. Add the following lines:

logger:
  default: info
  logs:
    custom_components.edilkamin: debug

Make sure to keep the indentation exactly as shown.

2. Restart Home Assistant

3. After saving your changes, restart Home Assistant to apply the new configuration.

4. Open the System Logs

5. Once Home Assistant has restarted, open the system logs using this link: https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/logs

If possible, it would be ideal if you could indicate the field in the JSON that corresponds to the value you want to obtain.

Best regards

Hi,
I did the steps above trynig

Is the file of this picture the one you are waiting for to help us? Is it the famous json file?

Good evening

[algra4]

Hello @andreafasso82,
I guest it's possible but I don't known where to find the value. I need the JSON response provided by Edilkamin to know where to find the data relating to the requested entities
Please follow the steps below to enable debug logging in Home Assistant and retrieve the required JSON data:

1. Edit your configuration.yaml file. Add the following lines:

logger:
  default: info
  logs:
    custom_components.edilkamin: debug

Make sure to keep the indentation exactly as shown.

2. Restart Home Assistant

3. After saving your changes, restart Home Assistant to apply the new configuration.

4. Open the System Logs

5. Once Home Assistant has restarted, open the system logs using this link: https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/logs

If possible, it would be ideal if you could indicate the field in the JSON that corresponds to the value you want to obtain.
Best regards

Hi, I did the steps above trynig

Is the file of this picture the one you are waiting for to help us? Is it the famous json file?

Good evening

Hello @andreafasso82

You need to click on this button:

You need to look for a line like this:

[andreafasso82]

Good morning, I apologize, but I haven't had time to do the logs these past few days. Tomorrow I should be able to give you the data so you can check if the hydro data is included.
Best regards

[neiitzab]

You need to look for a line like this:

Hello,

Is it what expected ?

[Deleted file]

If I can try to help, please ask me.
I don't know all about the EdilKamin stove but maybe a bit more than comon users.

regards,

[algra4]

Hello @neiitzab,

The file is exactly what I was looking for, thank you! :)

But I still need your help. Can you tell me which field corresponds to 52.7°C in your file?

[neiitzab]

happy to know that i give you the good file.

The file seems not to display the number for me as for you. I don't find any 52,7°C by ctrl. I've got some "52," but without decimals. So i've got 4 lines with a parameter "52, "
Can you give me the label writen before?

But, anyway, no one of the 4 parameter seems clear for me.
'fan_activation_enviroment_1_p2': 52
'extractor_in_poweroff_emercency': 52,
'extractor_cooling_down_poweron_emergency': 52,
'extractor_cooling_down_before_poweron_emergency': 52,

I can just say this 4 parameter are neither availables for users, nor for pro.

[andreafasso82]

hello,
Here are the logs as requested after modifying the file and restarting Home Assistant.

home-assistant_2026-01-14T08-19-49.558Z.log

Interesting values to extract:
'water_pressure': {'value_in_mbar': 1473, 'flow': 2},value in mbar / 1000 for 1.473 bar
'service_counters': {'p1_working_time': 722, 'p2_working_time': 677, 'p3_working_time': 241, 'p4_working_time': 124, 'p5_working_time': 367},
in 'user_parameters': 'water_temperature': 64,

[algra4]

Thank you @andreafasso82 ! If I have time this weekend, I'll see how to adapt the code.