Hey guys!
today i wanna share some exiting news about the upcoming Smart Home Plattform from Bluetti.
The original thread for asking you guys about HomeAssistant now pass the 40 answers alone in this forum. First off all, thanks for your valuable input on this!
In the background i really put a lot of time in this topic and finally we will actually see a result of it!
Bluetti will launch its own Smart Home Plattform for Wifi enabled devices. At first, it will support Amazon Alexa and Google Home over a cloud connected and also HomeAssistant over a local Wifi connection. I dont have much details on the function set yet.
For now the integration for the following devices is already finish and is in closed testing:
- Fridge Power
- EP6K
- EP13K
- EP2000
They also work activly on the following devices:
- Elite 100 V2
- Elite 200 V2
- Apex 300
- Elite 30 V2
So we have covered the latest and greatest units for sure! The older units will still be discussed, which of them actually get a official update. But im sure the majority of wifi enabled units will get this update too.
I get a bit of more information by the end of this month. If you have any questions, feel free to let me know and in try to answer them for you all!
greetings
Erik
Here is the Q&A from the R&D Department, that i asl them. Hope that will clear up a few things:
Good news guys, they release a first version of the plugin on their github:
GitHub - bluetti-official/bluetti-home-assistant: BLUETTI Integration for Home Assistant
Its really limited and cloud only at the moment.
Also get feedback from all the questions i asked!
Feel free to provide Feedback under this comment to the questions.
1. Q: Is the current integration with third-party platforms (Google Home / Alexa / Home Assistant) done via cloud API bridge or local network communication (MQTT or WebSocket)?
A: Currently, it’s done through the cloud.
2. Q: If it’s cloud-based, is there a plan to support local integration in the future (e.g., LAN direct connection, MQTT broker)?
A: Yes, there are plans to support local integration via Bluetooth or local network.
3. Q: Will you provide API or MQTT documentation (developer access / SDK)?
A: We already have this available and it will be released on the BLUETTI developer platform, which will launch in November 2025.
4. Q: Do you support third-party developers for secondary development (e.g., Home Assistant custom integration)?
A: Yes, we support this. Our source code is available on GitHub for anyone to access (currently, cloud-to-cloud integration is available, and local integration is still in development).
5. Q: Do you plan to establish a developer portal or testing channel?
A: The BLUETTI developer platform will serve as our developer portal, launching in November 2025. We will share the portal link after launch.
We also have our official community on GitHub, where you can leave comments and provide feedback.
6. Q: Do you plan to allow older Wi-Fi-enabled devices to support this platform through a firmware update?
A: Technically, it’s possible. Could you specify which old models you are referring to? We can pass your request on to the product manager for further consideration.
Q: Are there any devices that don’t support Wi-Fi but can be adapted via a gateway or module?
A: Bluetooth integration with Home Assistant is possible, and this feature is still in development.
8. Q: What main functions does the current smart platform support? (e.g., reading status, controlling switches, mode switching, etc.)
A:
Check SOC (State of Charge)
Check device status (home storage)
Check remaining runtime settings
AC/DC switch (for portable storage only)
Work mode settings
ECO mode (for portable storage only)
Disaster warning switch
System shutdown
9. Q: Are the features equivalent to those in the BLUETTI app, or are there limitations?
A: The BLUETTI app has more and more comprehensive features. If you need additional features to be reflected in the smart platform, feel free to share your feedback with us.
10. Q: Can it be expanded to energy management (e.g., power regulation, load control)?
A: Power control can be done via the app, but voice assistants have difficulty understanding the semantic interactions involved in power regulation.
11. Q: Are there any extra account binding or subscription fees required?
A: Currently, there are no additional fees.
12. Q: Is there a release timeline (e.g., official version, Beta plan, regional rollout plan)?
A: Some models and features are already live:
The fridge power station, EP6K, EP13K, and EP2000 are already available.
The upcoming models include Elite100/200/AP300, but the specific prioritization of models depends on evaluations from the frontend business side.
