Linky Custom

June 10, 2020 · View on GitHub

GitHub Release Date

The 'linky_custom' component is a Home Assistant custom sensors which calculate the cost of your daily consumption based on data provided by Enedis.

This component is inspired by the work of @Grea04.

You can use my custom card to display linky information

Installation

MANUAL INSTALLATION

Download the linky_custom.zip file from the latest release.
Unpack the release and copy the custom_components/linky_custom directory into the custom_components directory of your Home Assistant installation.
Configure the linky_custom sensor.
Restart Home Assistant.

INSTALLATION VIA HACS

This repository is not included by default in HACS yet.

Ensure that HACS is installed.
Add this repository in custom repository as integration
Search for and install the "linky_custom" integration.
Configure the linky_custom sensor.
Restart Home Assistant.

Configuration

configuration.yaml

Add linky_custom sensor in your configuration.yaml.

# Example configuration.yaml entry

sensor:
  - platform: linky_custom
    username: !secret linky_username
    password: !secret linky_password
    peak_hours:
      - ["03:00","15:30"]
      - ["17:30", "21:00"]
    peak_hours_cost: 0.1710
    offpeak_hours_cost: 0.1320

CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

Parameter	Optional	Description
`username`	No	Enedis account username
`password`	No	Enedis account password
`peak_hours`	No	Array of peak hours
`peak_hours_cost`	No	kWh cost for peak hours
`offpeak_hours_cost`	No	kWh cost for off peak hours

Linky Sensor

State and Attributes

State

The yesterday consumption in kWh.

Attributes

daily : array of daily consumption.
halfhourly : array of yesterday consumption per 30 min.
peak_hours: yesterday consumption in peak hours
offpeak_hours: yesterday consumption in off peak hours
peak_offpeak_percent: percentage of yesterday consumption in off peak
daily_cost: yesterday cost
monthly_evolution: percentage of consumption compare to same month of previous year