aionatureremo
Asynchronous Python client for the Nature Remo Cloud API.
Built for Home Assistant: aiohttp session injection, fully typed, no dependencies beyond aiohttp.
Usage
import aiohttp
from aionatureremo import NatureRemoClient
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
client = NatureRemoClient("YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN", session)
devices = await client.get_devices()
Get an access token at https://home.nature.global/.
The Nature Remo E API (/1/echonetlite/appliances — smart meters and,
per Nature's docs, storage batteries / solar / EV chargers / water
heaters) is exposed via get_echonetlite_appliances() and
request_echonetlite_refresh(appliance_id, epcs). EPC values pass
through as raw lowercase-hex strings; POST …/set (a paid Nature
option) is deliberately not implemented.
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