Supported Devices

Configuration

Smappee should communicate through MQTT to the Sofar database. This database is then used as a source for the Smappee data.

Documentation about Smappee MQTT can be found in the attached document from Smappee: Download the PDF.

1. Creating MQTT credentials

Request the Eniris MQTT username and password through the distributor. New credentials must no longer be created through the legacy Credentials & Licenses page in Insights.

Keep the issued credentials available for the broker configuration in step 4. Do not invent a username or reuse credentials from another protocol.

2. Get the Smappee UUID

The Smappee UUID is an important link to the correct Smappee location.

Obtain it through:

• Dashboard:
  1. go to https://dashboard.smappee.net
  2. add a Location configuration card
• REST API call:
  1. Go to https://smappee.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEVAPI/pages/526483487/Get+Servicelocations
• MQTT wildcard:
  1. Match the Configuration Topic results to the serial number you need, see https://www.hivemq.com/blog/mqtt-essentials-part-5-mqtt-topics-best-practices

3. Get the Smappee IP address

1. Open the Smappee APP
2. Go to Settings
3. Click Your Smappee monitors
4. Click Smappee Infinity
5. Click Infinity Components
6. Click Smappee Genius
7. Find the IP-address in the details

4. Configuring the MQTT broker in the Smappee Energy Meter

1. Navigate to the in the previous step determined IP of your Smappee monitor followed by /smappee.html . Example: 192.168.0.128/smappee.html
2. Click Logon/logoff and log in
3. Click advanced
4. Fill in the MQTT local broker url: mqtt://mqtt.eniris.be:1883
5. Fill in the MQTT username and password issued after your webshop request
6. Click apply changes and restart monitor
   
   

5. Configuration in the Sofar EMS

Add the device in the Sofar EMS. When asked for, enter the:

• UUID
• serial number of the meter
• number of phases that are measured