pywebasto 2.0.2

API library for Webasto ThermoConnect devices

pywebasto

This Python module provides access to controlling and reading states of Webasto heaters connected to https://my.webastoconnect.com

The API is reverse engineered, as Webasto doesn't want to contribute with documentation, to let us integrate this in to our own solutions, such as smart homes.

Warning

USE THIS MODULE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Installation

Run this command to install the latest release from the PyPI repository:
pip3 install pywebasto

Usage

The following example shows how to get the current temperature measurement from your connected device(s):

from pywebasto import WebastoConnect

webasto = WebastoConnect("your-email", "your-password")
webasto.connect()
webasto.update()

for id, device in webasto.devices.items():
    print(f"Found device: {device.name} (ID: {device.device_id})")
    print(f"Temperature: {device.temperature}")

More examples can be found in the example.py file

Web Interface Polling

Observed behavior in the Webasto web interface (my.webastoconnect.com):

• Default data refresh interval is 15 seconds - don't refresh faster or you risk getting banned.

Available properties

This list indicates the available properties for a heater

Property	Description	Type	Example
timeout_heat	Heat mode timeout in seconds	int
timeout_ventilation	Ventilation mode timeout in seconds	int
timeout_aux1	AUX1 timeout in seconds	int
timeout_aux2	AUX2 timeout in seconds	int
icon_heat	Icon used in the webinterface	str	car_heat
icon_vent	Icon used in the webinterface	str
icon_aux1	Icon used in the webinterface	str
icon_aux2	Icon used in the webinterface	str
temperature	Measured temperature	int	18
voltage	Measured battery voltage	float	12.4
location	Location of the vehicle, if location is enabled. state indicating if location service is enabled lat and lon showing latitude and longitude timestamp unix timestamp of last location update	dict	{'state': 'ON', 'lat': 'x.xxxxxx', 'lon': 'x.xxxxxx', 'timestamp': 1766325670}
output_main	State of main output channel	bool	True
output_aux1	State of AUX1 output channel	bool	False
output_aux2	State of AUX2 output channel	bool	False
is_ventilation	Is the main output set to ventilation mode?	bool	False
temperature_unit	The configured temperature unit of the heater. Either °C or °F	str	°C
hardware_version	Hardware version of the device	str
software_version	Software (firmware) of the device	str
software_variant	Software variant(?!)	str
allow_location	Is location services enabled?	bool	True
low_voltage_cutoff	At this voltage, the heater will automatically turn off	float	11.5
temperature_compensation	The set deviation from actual to measured temperature	float	-4.0
device_id	The API ID of the device	str	9254659033752365
name	Name of the device, as set in the app or webinterface	str	My heater device
output_main_name	Name of the main output channel	str	Primary
output_aux1_name	Name of AUX1 output channel	str	Output 1
output_aux2_name	Name of AUX2 output channel	str	Output 2
subscription_expiration	When the current subscription will expire	datetime	datetime.datetime(2025, 12, 21, 16, 6, 28, 254801)
connection_lost	Raw cloud link state from API (true means cloud connection lost)	bool	False
is_connected	Derived cloud link state (not connection_lost)	bool	True

Functions

This list indicates the available functions

Function	Description	Params
connect	Function used to connect to the API
update	Fetch latest data from the API	device_id if set, only update this device
get_timers	Read simple timers for a given output line from API data	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class line optional Outputs ENUM, default: Outputs.HEATER
save_timers	Save a full list of simple timers via /save_timers	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class timers list of SimpleTimer objects line optional Outputs ENUM, currently supports Outputs.HEATER and Outputs.VENTILATION
set_output_main	Set current state of main output	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class state bool indicating if it should be switched on (true) or off (false)
set_output_aux1	Set current state of AUX1 output	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class state bool indicating if it should be switched on (true) or off (false)
set_output_aux2	Set current state of AUX2 output	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class state bool indicating if it should be switched on (true) or off (false)
ventilation_mode	Switch main output to ventilation mode or heater mode	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class state bool indicating if it should be set to ventilation mode (true) or heater mode (false)
set_main_timeout	Set the timeout for auto off for the main output	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class heater optional int indicating heater timeout in seconds ventilation optional int indicating ventilation timeout in seconds
set_aux_timeout	Set the timeout for auto off for an AUX output	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class timeout int indicating timeout in seconds aux optional Outputs ENUM indicating AUX to be changed, default: Outputs.AUX1
set_low_voltage_cutoff	Sets the minimum voltage before shutting off the device	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class value minimum voltage as float
set_temperature_compensation	Set the temperature compensatioon for the device	device send command to this device of WebastoDevice class value temperature compensation as float

Timers (simple only)

Current timer support is limited to simple timers on:

• Outputs.HEATER (line=OUTH)
• Outputs.VENTILATION (line=OUTV)

Important behavior:

• save_timers(...) sends the full timer list for the line.
• To edit one timer, read all timers, modify one entry, and save the full list.
• To delete one timer, read all timers, remove one entry, and save the remaining list.

Weekday bitmask (repeat)

Confirmed mapping:

• Monday = 64
• Tuesday = 1
• Wednesday = 2
• Thursday = 4
• Friday = 8
• Saturday = 16
• Sunday = 32

Examples:

• repeat=31 means Tuesday-Saturday (1+2+4+8+16)
• repeat=72 means Monday+Friday (64+8)

Read timers

from pywebasto import WebastoConnect

timers = await webasto.get_timers(device)
for timer in timers:
    print(timer)

Create one timer

from pywebasto import SimpleTimer

timers = await webasto.get_timers(device)

new_timer = SimpleTimer(
    start=830,          # minutes after midnight (UTC)
    duration=5400,      # seconds
    repeat=31,          # weekday bitmask
    enabled=True,
    # location is optional
    # latitude="56.461846",
    # longitude="10.866533",
)

await webasto.save_timers(device, timers + [new_timer])

Edit an existing timer

from pywebasto import SimpleTimer

timers = await webasto.get_timers(device)

# Example: replace first timer with updated start/duration/repeat
timers[0] = SimpleTimer(
    start=900,
    duration=3600,
    repeat=31,
    enabled=True,
)

await webasto.save_timers(device, timers)

Delete a timer

timers = await webasto.get_timers(device)

# Example: remove first timer
updated = timers[1:]
await webasto.save_timers(device, updated)

Multiple timers

from pywebasto import SimpleTimer

timer_a = SimpleTimer(start=830, duration=5400, repeat=31, enabled=True)
timer_b = SimpleTimer(start=1221, duration=4200, repeat=16, enabled=True)

await webasto.save_timers(device, [timer_a, timer_b])

My heater doesn't show up

If your heater doesn't show up in the module, please make sure it is connected to the e-mail used.

• Login to https://my.webastoconnect.com USING THE SAME EMAIL AND PASSWORD as used in this module
• Press Account

Make sure your device is listed under devices

If your device is NOT listed under devices:

• Open the ThermoConnect app on your phone
• Select the missing device (If you have more than one connected)
• Click on the "My Webasto Connect button in the lower left
• Choose Login with mobile browser
• Login with your existing email and password

The device should now be linked to your email account and will show up at next run