Qube heat pump
The Qube heat pump integrationIntegrations connect and integrate Home Assistant with your devices, services, and more. [Learn more] allows you to monitor and control Qube heat pumps via the Modbus TCP protocol.
Supported devices
The following devices are known to be supported by the integration:
- Qube heat pump
Unsupported devices
The following devices are not supported by the integration:
- Qbooster heat pump (the predecessor of the Qube heat pump)
Configuration
To add the Qube heat pump hub to your Home Assistant instance, use this My button:
Manual configuration steps
If the above My button doesn’t work, you can also perform the following steps manually:
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Browse to your Home Assistant instance.
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In the bottom right corner, select the
Add Integration button. -
From the list, select Qube heat pump.
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Follow the instructions on screen to complete the setup.
Supported functionality
Binary sensors
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Source pump
- Description: Indicates whether the source pump is running.
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User pump
- Description: Indicates whether the user pump is running.
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Buffer pump
- Description: Indicates whether the buffer pump is running.
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Four-way valve
- Description: Indicates the state of the four-way valve.
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Three-way valve
- Description: Indicates the state of the three-way valve.
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Cooling output
- Description: Indicates whether the cooling output is active.
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Heater step 1 / 2 / 3
- Description: Indicates whether the electric heater step is active.
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Keypad
- Description: Indicates whether the keypad is enabled.
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Day mode
- Description: Indicates whether day mode is active.
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Summer mode
- Description: Indicates whether summer mode (cooling) is active.
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Anti-legionella
- Description: Indicates whether an anti-legionella cycle is running.
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Dewpoint
- Description: Indicates whether the dewpoint input is active.
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Booster security
- Description: Indicates whether the booster security input is active.
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Source flow
- Description: Indicates whether source flow is detected.
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PV surplus
- Description: Indicates whether photovoltaic surplus energy is available.
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Thermostat demand
- Description: Indicates whether the thermostat is requesting heating or cooling.
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Plant demand
- Description: Indicates whether the plant controller is requesting heating or cooling.
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External demand
- Description: Indicates whether an external demand signal is active.
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Anti-legionella timeout alarm
- Description: Indicates whether the anti-legionella cycle exceeded its maximum time.
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DHW timeout alarm
- Description: Indicates whether the domestic hot water cycle exceeded its maximum time.
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Dewpoint alarm
- Description: Indicates a dewpoint-related alarm condition.
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Supply too hot alarm
- Description: Indicates the supply temperature exceeded the safety limit.
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Flow alarm
- Description: Indicates a flow-related alarm condition.
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Central heating alarm
- Description: Indicates a central heating alarm condition.
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Cooling alarm
- Description: Indicates a cooling-related alarm condition.
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Heating alarm
- Description: Indicates a heating-related alarm condition.
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Working hours alarm
- Description: Indicates a working hours alarm condition.
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Source alarm
- Description: Indicates a source-related alarm condition.
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Global alarm
- Description: Indicates any active alarm on the heat pump.
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Compressor alarm
- Description: Indicates a compressor-related alarm condition.
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Room sensor enabled
- Description: Indicates whether the room temperature sensor is enabled. Disabled by default.
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Plant sensor enabled
- Description: Indicates whether the plant temperature sensor is enabled. Disabled by default.
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Buffer sensor enabled
- Description: Indicates whether the buffer temperature sensor is enabled. Disabled by default.
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DHW controller enabled
- Description: Indicates whether the domestic hot water controller is enabled. Disabled by default.
Sensors
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Supply temperature CH
- Description: Current supply temperature for central heating.
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Return temperature
- Description: Current return temperature.
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Source temperature in
- Description: Temperature of the source fluid entering the heat pump.
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Source temperature out
- Description: Temperature of the source fluid leaving the heat pump.
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Room temperature
- Description: Current room temperature as measured by the heat pump.
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DHW temperature
- Description: Current domestic hot water temperature.
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Outside temperature
- Description: Current outside temperature.
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Thermal power
- Description: Current thermal power output.
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Electric power
- Description: Current electric power consumption.
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Total electric consumption
- Description: Cumulative electric energy consumed.
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Total thermal yield
- Description: Cumulative thermal energy produced.
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COP
- Description: Current coefficient of performance.
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Compressor speed
- Description: Current compressor speed in revolutions per minute.
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Measured PVT flow
- Description: Current photovoltaic-thermal flow rate.
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Room setpoint heating (day)
- Description: Target room temperature for heating during daytime.
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Room setpoint heating (night)
- Description: Target room temperature for heating during nighttime.
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Room setpoint cooling (day)
- Description: Target room temperature for cooling during daytime.
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Room setpoint cooling (night)
- Description: Target room temperature for cooling during nighttime.
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Heat pump status
- Description: Current operational status of the heat pump.
Switches
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Summer mode
- Description: Toggle between heating and cooling mode.
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Anti-legionella cycle
- Description: Manually start an anti-legionella prevention cycle.
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Heating curve
- Description: Enable or disable dynamic heating curve compensation.
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Heating demand
- Description: Activate or deactivate heating demand via Modbus.
Water heater
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Domestic hot water
- Description: Controls domestic hot water temperature and operation mode.
- Current temperature: The measured DHW temperature.
- Target temperature: The user-defined DHW setpoint (adjustable).
- Operation modes: Heat pump (normal operation) and performance (DHW boost, forces an immediate heating cycle).
Data updates
The integration polls the heat pump every 15 seconds via Modbus TCP.
Removing the integration
This integration follows standard integration removal.
To remove an integration instance from Home Assistant
- Go to Settings > Devices & services and select the integration card.
- From the list of devices, select the integration instance you want to remove.
- Next to the entry, select the three dots
menu. Then, select Delete.