ecohome 0.1.1

Open-source Python implementation of the New Energy (Batavia Heat) Eco-Home API

ecohome

Open-source Python client and CLI for the New Energy Eco-Home heat pump API, which is used by Batavia Heat heat pumps in the Netherlands.

Installation

Requires Python 3.14+. Older versions probably work fine, YMMV.

pip install ecohome

Or from source using uv:

uv sync

CLI usage

Credentials can be passed as flags or via environment variables:

export ECOHOME_USER=[e-mail]
export ECOHOME_PASSWORD=yourpassword

After the first successful login, credentials are saved to ~/.ecohome/credentials.json (mode 0600) and reused automatically on subsequent calls.

Show status

pyecohome status

Example output:

Heating:   off  29.2℃ / 27.6℃  →  40.0℃  (Verwarming)
Hot water: off  61.5℃  →  65.0℃

Add --json for machine-readable output:

pyecohome status --json

{
  "heating": {
    "on": false,
    "current_temp_main": 29.2,
    "current_temp_minor": 27.6,
    "target_temp": 40.0,
    "mode": "Verwarming"
  },
  "hot_water": {
    "on": false,
    "current_temp": 61.5,
    "target_temp": 65.0
  }
}

Control hot water

pyecohome hot-water on
pyecohome hot-water off

Use --dry-run to print the request that would be sent without actually sending it:

pyecohome hot-water on --dry-run

Options

Flag	Description
--username	Login username (overrides ECOHOME_USER)
--password	Login password (overrides ECOHOME_PASSWORD)
--device	Device code to target (auto-selected when you have only one device)
--dry-run	Print the outgoing request instead of sending it

Python API

from ecohome.client import EcoHomeClient

client = EcoHomeClient.login("[e-mail]", "yourpassword")

# List devices
devices = client.list_devices()
device_code = devices[0]["device_code"]

# Current state
detail = client.get_device_detail(device_code)

# Turn hot water on/off
client.update_switch_state(device_code, address="1020", value=True)

# Log out (also removes saved credentials)
client.logout()

Credentials storage

Credentials (username, user ID, token, session cookie) are stored in ~/.ecohome/credentials.json after a successful login. Pass save_credentials=False to EcoHomeClient.login() to opt out.

Development

uv sync
uv run ruff check src/

Releases

• Update version number in pyproject.toml
• Run uv build
• Run git tag v0.1.1 (same version as in pyproject.toml)
• Run uvx twine upload dist/*