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BleBox devices

BleBox produces compact, low-power, feature-rich Wi-Fi devices for home automation. You can find the full product range on the BleBox products page and in the BleBox product catalog.

Use cases

  • Control your blinds, shutters, and garage or gate automatically. For example, close them at sunset or when wind speed exceeds a set threshold.
  • Manage your lights and dimmers from a single dashboard, and create automations that adjust brightness based on time of day or occupancy.
  • Monitor energy consumption with a smartMeter DIN device and use the data in the Home Assistant energy dashboard.
  • Automate your sauna or heating with a saunaBox or thermoBox by setting a target temperature so it is ready when you get home.
  • Trigger automations from wall buttons and remotes by using an actionBox as a bridge, without replacing your existing switches.
  • Get notified when a floodSensor detects water, or when air quality reported by an airSensor drops below an acceptable level.

Prerequisites

Before Home Assistant can discover your BleBox device, it must be connected to your Wi-Fi network.

  1. Follow the BleBox getting started guide to connect your device to your Wi-Fi network using the wBox app.
  2. Once connected, Home Assistant will discover the device automatically.

Note

For the best experience, make sure your BleBox devices have the most recent available firmware installed.

Configuration

To add the BleBox devices device to your Home Assistant instance, use this My button:

BleBox devices can be auto-discovered by Home Assistant. If an instance was found, it will be shown as Discovered. You can then set it up right away.

Manual configuration steps

If it wasn’t discovered automatically, don’t worry! You can set up a manual integration entry:

  • Browse to your Home Assistant instance.

  • Go to Settings > Devices & services.

  • In the bottom right corner, select the Add Integration button.

  • From the list, select BleBox devices.

  • Follow the instructions on screen to complete the setup.

Host

The IP address or hostname of your BleBox device, for example 192.168.1.100 or blebox-device.local. Hostnames only work if they resolve on your local network. You can find the address in your router or in the wBox app.

Port

The port used to communicate with your BleBox device. The default port is 80.

Username

The username for your BleBox device, if you have set up access credentials. This is optional.

Password

The password for your BleBox device, if you have set up access credentials. This is optional.

Data updates

This integration uses local polling to fetch the current state of your BleBox devices. The polling interval depends on the entity type:

  • Lights, sensors, switches, and climate entities are polled every 5 seconds.
  • Binary sensors, buttons, and covers are polled every 30 seconds (the Home Assistant default).

BleBox controllers

rollerGate

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position
  • Stop

gateBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open (trigger primary output)
  • Close (trigger primary output)
  • Stop (trigger secondary output)
  • Gate state (open, close, unknown)

Additional features

  • “stop” requires setting your device’s secondary trigger as stop (via website or phone app).

gateBox Pro

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open (trigger primary output)
  • Close (trigger primary output)
  • Stop (trigger secondary output)
  • Gate state (open, close, unknown)

Additional features

  • “stop” requires setting your device’s secondary trigger as stop (via website or phone app).

doorBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Door state (open, close, unknown)

doorBox PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Door state (open, close, unknown)

saunaBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a climate entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Setting target temperature
  • Read current temperature

thermoBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a climate entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Set target temperature
  • Read current temperature

Additional features

  • Changing operation mode (cooling/heating) requires direct access to device or from wBox app

shutterBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

shutterBoxDC

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

shutterBox DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

switchBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a switch entity and 2 sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Active power measurement
  • Energy consumption measurement

switchBox DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as a switch entity and 2 sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Active power measurement
  • Energy consumption measurement

switchBoxD

This integration adds the Blebox device as 2 switch entities and 2 sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Active power measurement
  • Energy consumption measurement

switchBoxD DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as 2 switch entities and 2 sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Active power measurement
  • Energy consumption measurement

switchBoxDC

This integration adds the Blebox device as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

switchBoxD DC DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as 2 switch entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

switchBox LIGHT

This integration adds the Blebox device as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

switchBoxT PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device as 3 switch entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

dimmerBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Brightness

wLightBox

This integration adds the Blebox device to Home Assistant as:

  • multiple MONO lights entities,
  • 1 or 2 lights CCT entities,
  • 1 light RGB or RGBW or RGBCCT entity.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color (RGB, RGBW, RGBCCT mode only)
  • White temperature control (RGBCCT & CCT mode only)

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • You can create your own effects. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

wLightBox PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device to Home Assistant as:

  • multiple MONO lights entities,
  • 1 or 2 lights CCT entities,
  • 1 light RGB or RGBW or RGBCCT entity.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color (RGB, RGBW, RGBCCT mode only)
  • White temperature control (RGBCCT & CCT mode only)

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • You can create your own effects. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

wLightBoxS

This integration adds the Blebox device as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

dacBoxD DC

This integration adds the Blebox device as 2 lights MONO or 1 light CCT entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Brightness / linear percentage control (depends on device’s settings)
  • White temperature control (CCT mode only)
  • Effects

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • Own effects are possible to create. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After settings change, device needs to be reloaded.

wLightBoxS PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

pixelBox

This integration adds the Blebox device as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color

tempSensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of temperature

tempSensorAC

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of temperature for all probes

tempSensor PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of temperature for all probes

tempSensor DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of temperature for all probes

floodSensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a moisture binary sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of moisture as either “detected” or “cleared”.

humiditySensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of humidity
  • Periodic read of temperature

rainSensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a binary sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of state of rain detection

airSensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of:
    • pm1
    • pm2.5
    • pm10

windSensor PRO

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of current wind speed

luxSensor

This integration adds the Blebox device as a sensor entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of illuminance (unit: lx)

smartMeter DIN

This integration adds the Blebox device as multiple sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of energy consumption (forward and reverse)
  • Periodic read of power (active, reactive, and apparent)
  • Periodic read of voltage, current, and frequency

Additional features

  • Option to configure the number of phases (1 or 3) is available in the wBox app.
  • Option to enable/disable reverse energy measurement is available in the wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

actionBox, actionBoxS, and proxiBox

This integration does not add direct support for actionBox, actionBoxS, and proxiBox devices. It is however possible to integrate these devices with Home Assistant using automations via webhooks and wBox mobile app.

  • With actionBox and its 4 inputs, you can configure up to 8 automations in Home Assistant (short and long press for each button).
  • With actionBoxS and proxiBox, each with a single input, you can configure up to 2 automations in Home Assistant (short and long press / touch)

Integrating actionBox, actionBoxS, or proxiBox with Home Assistant using webhooks consists of two steps:

Generating the compatible webhook in Home Assistant

  1. Go to Settings > Automations & scenes and in the lower right corner, select the Create automation button.

    Automations page with Create automation button

  2. Select Create new automation.

    Create automation dialog

  3. Choose Webhook as the trigger type. Note the webhook ID. You will need it later.

    New automation with webhook trigger

  4. Next to the webhook ID, select the cog icon and make sure the GET method is enabled.

    Webhook settings with GET method enabled

  5. Copy the webhook URL to the clipboard by selecting the copy icon next to the webhook ID. Save it for later.

  6. If applicable, add any desired conditions (the And if section) and actions (the Then do section).

    Automation with action configured

Note

The webhook ID will be later needed in phase two and will have to be entered into the wBox mobile app. You may decide to use a more convenient text value. However, remember that this is the only thing that authenticates webhooks within your network. Treat this ID like a password.

Configuring the device in the wBox app

  1. Configure the device by adding the action of type “send URL”.

    wBox app Actions screen with Add action button

  2. Enter the webhook URL that you copied when generating the webhook. It is the URL address for the action.

    wBox app steps: setting trigger, entering webhook URL, summary, and actions list

Note

In order for this integration flow to work, the webhook URL host must be resolvable and accessible within the device network. If in doubt, please refer to the general documentation of automations with webhook triggers.

uRemote, sRemote, inBox via actionBox

μWiFi remotes can be integrated with Home Assistant indirectly, using an actionBox as a bridge (hub) between the remote and Home Assistant.

Remotes simulate a specific trigger. Unlike physical buttons, only a single defined trigger is activated, not all matching patterns. For example, the “rising edge” trigger does not activate together with a “short press”, as would happen when pressing a physical button connected to a controller input. This allows for a higher number of available control actions when actionBox is a hub for μWiFi remotes.

Up to 20 different remotes can be paired with a single actionBox. The actionBox provides 5 types of triggers and 4 inputs, allowing up to 20 different automations through a single actionBox controller acting as a hub. The following μWiFi remotes are supported:

  • μRemote (4 channels, 3 buttons per channel = 12 automations)
  • sRemote (1 channel, 4 buttons = 4 automations)
  • inBox (4 channels, each supporting short and long press = 8 automations)

When a μWiFi remote is paired with an actionBox, pressing a button on the remote simulates a trigger on a specific input of the actionBox. For example, pressing button 1 on a μRemote paired with an actionBox fires all actions configured with the trigger “short press on input 1” on that actionBox.

Integrating a μWiFi remote via actionBox consists of three steps:

Configuring the remote in the wBox app

  1. Pair the remote with the actionBox according to the remote’s pairing instructions available on the Blebox manuals page.

  2. In the wBox app, go to the actionBox settings and select the Remote controls tab.

    wBox app Remote controls tab showing paired remote

  3. Select the paired remote and then select Actions.

    wBox app paired remote detail with Actions option

  4. Edit the remote actions:

    • Select the trigger the remote button should simulate, for example “short press”.
    • Select the actionBox input the remote button should simulate, for example input 1.

    wBox app remote actions editor showing button gesture and input number

  5. Once configured, pressing a button on the remote triggers the actionBox, which calls the webhook URL you set up in the Generating the compatible webhook in Home Assistant section.

“BleBox inside” - Simon 24 GO

Simon 24 GO is a range of wall switches and accessories with integrated BleBox Wi-Fi modules. The full product range is available in the Simon 24 GO catalog.

Simon 24 GO SHUTTER (NEZ1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

Simon 24 GO SWITCHSHUTT

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 24 GO SWITCH (NEW1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 24 GO SWITCH D (NEW2W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 24 GO SWITCH Q (NEW4W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 24 GO DIMMER 230V (NESL1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Brightness

Simon 24 GO LED MONO

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

Simon 24 GO RGBW (NESRGB1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 24 GO device (“blebox inside”) to Home Assistant as:

  • multiple MONO lights entities,
  • 1 or 2 lights CCT entities,
  • 1 light RGB or RGBW entity.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color (RGB, RGBW mode only)
  • White temperature control (CCT mode only)

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • You can create your own effects. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

Simon 24 GO CONTROL (NEK1W.01) and Simon 24 GO GROUPSHUTT

This integration does not add direct support for Simon 24 GO Control and Simon 24 GO groupShutt devices. It is, however, possible to integrate these devices with Home Assistant using automations via webhooks and the wBox mobile app.

  • With Simon 24 GO Control and its 4 buttons, you can configure up to 8 automations in Home Assistant (short and long press for each button).

The configuration consists of two steps:

Simon 24 GO CONTROL B (NENB1W.01)

This integration does not add direct support for the Simon 24 GO Control B device. However, it is possible to integrate this device with Home Assistant indirectly, using an actionBox as a bridge, in the same way as uRemote, sRemote, inBox via actionBox.

“BleBox inside” - Simon 54 GO

Simon 54 GO is a range of wall switches and accessories with integrated BleBox Wi-Fi modules. The full product range is available in the Simon 54 GO catalog.

Simon 54 GO SHUTTER (DEZ1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

Simon 54 GO SWITCHSHUTT

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 54 GO SWITCH (DEW1WA.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 54 GO SWITCH D (DEW2W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 54 GO SWITCH Q (DEW4W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 54 GO DIMMER 230V (DESL1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Brightness

Simon 54 GO LED MONO (DESW1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

Simon 54 GO RGBW (DESRGB1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 54 GO device (“blebox inside”) to Home Assistant as:

  • multiple MONO lights entities,
  • 1 or 2 lights CCT entities,
  • 1 light RGB or RGBW entity.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color (RGB, RGBW mode only)
  • White temperature control (CCT mode only)

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • You can create your own effects. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

Simon 54 GO CONTROL (DEK1W.01) and Simon 54 GO GROUPSHUTT

This integration does not add direct support for Simon 54 GO Control and Simon 54 GO groupShutt devices. It is, however, possible to integrate these devices with Home Assistant using automations via webhooks and the wBox mobile app.

  • With Simon 54 GO Control and its 4 buttons, you can configure up to 8 automations in Home Assistant (short and long press for each button).

The configuration consists of two steps:

Simon 54 GO CONTROL B (DENB1W.01)

This integration does not add direct support for the Simon 24 GO Control B device. However, it is possible to integrate this device with Home Assistant indirectly, using an actionBox as a bridge, in the same way as uRemote, sRemote, inBox via actionBox.

“BleBox inside” - Simon 55 GO

Simon 55 GO is a range of wall switches and accessories with integrated BleBox Wi-Fi modules. The full product range is available in the Simon 55 GO catalog.

Simon 55 GO SHUTTER (TEZ1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Stop
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

Simon 55 GO SOCKET (TEGZ1W.02)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 55 GO SWITCHSHUTT

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 55 GO SWITCH (TEW1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 55 GO SWITCH D (TEW2W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 55 GO SWITCH Q (TEW4W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a switch entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off

Simon 55 GO DIMMER 230V (TESL1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Brightness

Simon 55 GO LED MONO (TESW1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

Simon 55 GO RGBW (TESRGB1W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) to Home Assistant as:

  • multiple MONO lights entities,
  • 1 or 2 lights CCT entities,
  • 1 light RGB or RGBW entity.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness
  • Color (RGB, RGBW mode only)
  • White temperature control (CCT mode only)

Additional features

  • Option to change control mode (linear / gamma correction) is available in wBox app.
  • Option to change color mode (MONO/CCT) is available in wBox app.
  • You can create your own effects. Creator of effects is available in wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

Simon 55 GO THERMO (TETD2W.01)

This integration adds the Simon 55 GO device (“blebox inside”) as a climate entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Set target temperature
  • Read current temperature

Simon 55 GO CONTROL (TEK1W.01) and Simon 55 GO GROUPSHUTT

This integration does not add direct support for Simon 55 GO Control and Simon 55 GO groupShutt devices. It is however possible to integrate these devices with Home Assistant using automations via webhooks and wBox mobile app.

  • With Simon 55 GO Control and its 4 buttons, you can configure up to 8 automations in Home Assistant (short and long press for each button).

The configuration consists of two steps:

Simon 55 GO CONTROL B (TENB1W.01)

This integration does not add direct support for the Simon 24 GO Control B device. However, it is possible to integrate this device with Home Assistant indirectly, using an actionBox as a bridge, in the same way as uRemote, sRemote, inBox via actionBox.

“BleBox inside” - other manufacturers

The following devices use BleBox Wi-Fi modules embedded by other manufacturers. Each device is sold under its own brand.

FAKRO FTP-V/FTU-V WiFi

This integration adds the Fakro device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position

FAKRO ARF/ARP WiFi

This integration adds the Fakro device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position

FAKRO ARZ/AMZ/VMZ WiFi

This integration adds the Fakro device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position

SABAJ TV K-SMRT-4 - WIFI RJ-45

This integration adds the SABAJ device (“blebox inside”) as a button entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Up
  • Down
  • Fav

Wiśniowski RiCo

This integration adds the Wiśniowski device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

  • Open (trigger primary output)
  • Close (trigger primary output)
  • Stop (trigger secondary output)
  • Gate state (open, close, unknown) - only Pro version

Additional features

  • “stop” requires setting your device’s secondary trigger as stop (via website or phone app)

Polfendo smartGateControl

This integration adds the Polfendo device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position
  • Stop

Plast-met SMART LIGHT BOSSPIO

This integration adds the Plast-met device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

Plast-met SMART LIGHT SIMPIO

This integration adds the Plast-met device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

Tedee relay module

This integration adds the Tedee device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Door state (open, close, unknown)

DARCO ERO-32WS-0

This integration adds the DARCO device (“blebox inside”) as a light entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • On
  • Off
  • Effects
  • Brightness

SELT pergola DC

This integration adds the SELT device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

SELT smartScreen

This integration adds the SELT device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Close
  • Position
  • Tilt regulation

Wikęd doorUnit

This integration adds the Wikęd device (“blebox inside”) as a cover entity to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Open
  • Door state (open, close, unknown)

Pstryk smartEnergyMeter

This integration adds the Pstryk device (“blebox inside”) as multiple sensor entities to Home Assistant.

Key supported features

  • Periodic read of energy consumption (forward and reverse)
  • Periodic read of power (active, reactive, and apparent)
  • Periodic read of voltage, current, and frequency

Additional features

  • Option to configure the number of phases (1 or 3) is available in the wBox app.
  • Option to enable/disable reverse energy measurement is available in the wBox app.
  • After a settings change, the device needs to be reloaded.

Examples

Close shutters at sunset

Leaving shutters open after dark can affect your privacy and home security. You can use this blueprint to automatically close your shutterBox blinds every day at sunset.

Close the gate when leaving home

It is easy to forget to close the gate when leaving in a hurry. You can use this blueprint to automatically close your gateBox or rollerGate when the last person leaves home.

Close covers when wind speed is too high

Strong winds can damage blinds and awnings left open outside. You can use this blueprint to automatically close your covers when the windSensor PRO detects wind speed above a safe threshold.

Troubleshooting

Device is not discovered automatically

Symptom

The device does not appear in Home Assistant after being connected to the network.

Description

Home Assistant can only discover BleBox devices that are on the same network segment.

Resolution

  1. Confirm that the device is connected to your Wi-Fi network using the wBox app.
  2. Confirm that the device is on the same network segment as your Home Assistant instance. If it is on a different subnet, add it manually by going to Settings > Devices & services, selecting Add integration, searching for BleBox, and entering the device’s IP address.
  3. If the device is on the same network segment but still not discovered, restart Home Assistant.

Integration shows as unavailable

Symptom

A previously working device shows as unavailable in Home Assistant.

Description

The device’s IP address has likely changed due to a DHCP lease renewal.

Resolution

  1. Check the current IP address of the device in your router’s DHCP client list or in the wBox app.
  2. To prevent this from happening again, assign a static IP address or a DHCP reservation to the device in your router settings.
  3. If the IP address has changed, remove the existing integration entry and add it again with the new IP address.

Known limitations

  • Some device settings can only be changed using the wBox app. After changing these settings, reload the affected device by going to Settings > Devices & services, selecting the device, and selecting Reload.
  • Some devices are not directly supported as Home Assistant entities and can be integrated using webhook automations instead.

Removing the integration

This integration follows standard integration removal. No extra steps are required within Home Assistant or on your BleBox devices.

To remove an integration instance from Home Assistant

  1. Go to Settings > Devices & services and select the integration card.
  2. From the list of devices, select the integration instance you want to remove.
  3. Next to the entry, select the three dots menu. Then, select Delete.