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Home Assistant integration for Bosch Alarm Panels, using the Mode 2 API.

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Supported panels:

  • Solution 2000/3000/4000
  • B Series: B3512/B4512/B5512/B6512
  • G Series: B8512G/B9512G
  • AMAX 2100/3000/4000
  • D7412GV4/D9412GV4 1

Based on the bosch-alarm-mode2 library, which uses subscriptions/push updates for panels that support it.

Provided entities

  • AlarmControlPanel for each configured area, with the ability to issue arm/disarm commands. This entity reports state (disarmed, armed_away, etc), and contains custom attributes ready_to_arm (no|home|away), and a faulted_points counter.
  • BinarySensor for each configured alarm point.
  • Sensor entities for the panel's current faults, and the panel's history. The history itself is stored on a history attribute, as there is a limit to how much text a sensor can store in its state.
  • Switch for each configured output. Note that for some panels, only outputs with the type set to "remote output" can be controlled via Mode 2 API.
  • Lock for each configured "door" (Solution 4000, B Series and G Series panels only).
  • A custom Service, called set_date_time, that can be used to set the time and date on the panel.

Authentication

The primary means of authentication for the Mode 2 API is the Automation passcode. It needs to be at least 10 characters long, and it is different from the User code -- a shorter numeric pin used to arm/disarm the panel. The integration will prompt for the required passcodes, which depend on the panel type.

Panel Code
Solution User 2
B Series Automation
G Series Automation
AMAX Both

⚠️ Since the Mode 2 automation user has "superuser" priviledges, it bypasses the regularly-configured alarm pin: you will not be prompted for a User code when arming/disaming through the integration. The integration also supports (optionally) setting a Home Assistant-local pin to protect these operations -- it does not need to match any of the codes configured on the panel.

Installation

Open your Home Assistant instance and open a repository inside the Home Assistant Community Store.

Footnotes

  1. Firmware 2.0+

  2. The user needs to have the "master code functions" authority if you wish to interact with history events.