Python asyncio library for (some) Bosch thermostats
aionefit is a Python library to control some Bosch thermostats using the Python asycio framework. This is done with the Slixmpp library.
As there is no known way to talk directly to the thermostat, all communication has to be routed via cloud servers at Bosch.
Original code
This software is based on code of the following projects:
Supported hardware
- Nefit Easy (Netherlands)
- Junkers Control CT100 (Belgium, Germany)
- Buderus Logamatic TC100 (Belgium)
- E.L.M. Touch (France)
- Worcester Wave (UK)
- Bosch Control CT‑100 (Other)
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