• Heat pump metrics from Nibe Uplink to MQTT

Go to www.nibeuplink.com and find your hpid and variables here. Useful way is using developer tools in your browser for reverse engeneering of resources of "Service Info" page.

For example, there is variable 40067 called "avg. outdoor temp":

This file contains Nibe Uplink credentials and custom device variables.
Example for NIBE VVM310 + F2040-12:

username: 'login'
password: 'password'
hpid: 12345
variables: [ 40083, 40081, 40079, 40004, 40067, 40033, 40008, 40012, 40013, 40014, 43009, 43005, 43437, 44396, 40782, 44701, 44703, 44396, 44069, 44702, 44699, 44700, 44071, 44073, 40737, 44362, 44058, 44363, 44059, 44060, 44055, 44061, 10014 ]

docker run -v /my/conf:/nibe-mqtt/conf -p 1883:1883 \
xvin/nibe-mqtt -q MQTT_BROKER_ADDR -p 1883 -c conf/nibe-uplink.yml -l DEBUG

install required modules:

pip install -r requirements.txt

and run

python nibe-mqtt.py -q MQTT_BROKER_ADDR -p 1883 -c conf/nibe-uplink.yml -l DEBUG

Metrics are emmited all together in one message in json format.
Subscribe topic nibe-uplink/+/R (or nibe-uplink/#)
Prefix can be changed using -t parameter.

Based on nibe_downlink by yozik04. Thanks.