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Keep go-e charging controls on your own network
This integration sends go-e charger readings and controls through your own MQTT message broker into Home Assistant, a home automation server. It exposes charging power, energy, current limits and charging-state controls using the maker's MQTT APIv2.
Enable MQTT in the go-e app and connect the charger and Home Assistant to the same broker. Older APIv1 chargers are unsupported. Owners still report incomplete RFID fields on firmware 60.x and power readings that sometimes remain nonzero after charging finishes.
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Keep go-e charging controls on your own network
This integration sends go-e charger readings and controls through your own MQTT message broker into Home Assistant, a home automation server. It exposes charging power, energy, current limits and charging-state controls using the maker's MQTT APIv2.
Enable MQTT in the go-e app and connect the charger and Home Assistant to the same broker. Older APIv1 chargers are unsupported. Owners still report incomplete RFID fields on firmware 60.x and power readings that sometimes remain nonzero after charging finishes.
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