Bridge
Home Assistant + Therilly
Connect any heat pump that Home Assistant supports.
If your heat pump exists in Home Assistant, it exists in Therilly. We connect using a Home Assistant Long-Lived Token and send control commands there. Local and secure.
What you get
- Supports every heat pump with a Home Assistant integration
- Local API via Nabu Casa or direct IP
- Token-based sign-in — revoke any time
- We only touch the entities you explicitly mark
How to get started
- Create a Long-Lived Access Token in your Home Assistant profile.
- Add the HA URL + token in Therilly.
- Mark which entities (climate, water_heater, sensor) Therilly may read and control.
Common questions
Do I need to install anything? For Home Assistant, just sign in to Therilly and grant access. No local software, no firmware updates.
Can I turn the AI off any time? Yes. One click hands full control back to your existing app. Therilly never gets in the way.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I connect Home Assistant to Therilly?
- Create a Long-Lived Access Token in your Home Assistant profile. Add the HA URL + token in Therilly. Mark which entities (climate, water_heater, sensor) Therilly may read and control.
- Do I need to install any hardware?
- Usually not. If you already have a power meter like Tibber Pulse, Shelly EM or HomeWizard P1, signing in to Therilly is enough. If you don’t have a meter, we recommend HomeWizard P1 which requires no electrician.
- Can I control the pump myself any time?
- Yes. You can pause Therilly at any time and take back full manual control via the pump’s normal app. Therilly does not take over — it sits on top.
- How is the heat pump connected?
- Depending on model, either directly via the manufacturer cloud (Qvantum, Mitsubishi MELCloud) or via Home Assistant or Homey Pro. The connection takes 2–5 minutes and only requires that you sign in with your existing account.