It looks like it would be pretty simple to integrate via a custom driver. You might also be able to get away with using just my webrequestor driver if you’re needing to get just a single value. DM me and I’m happy to help.
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For everyone else’s awareness, I now have a Youless LS120 energy meter driver available on my shared projects channel.
Github link here.
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I took a quick look at this today. Looks like it would take some effort, but seems do-able. The question I would have is, are there any others who would be interested?
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Heatmiser is quite popular in the UK, you can see the old groovy DTH thread had over 20,000 reads. 
Thank you Tod and i completely understand your stand point
I have posted in the old Heatmiser thread to see if it is of interest to past and present posters and users
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Any chance someone can build an edge driver for Hubspace branded lights? This is Home Depot’s line of smart products.
Hubspace devices are controlled via a cloud based platform, controlling these via Edge would require either direct cloud to cloud integration created by Home Depot and ST, or a custom proxy service running on a server on the local LAN.
You may be able to use hubspace devices in homekit, then create virtual switches in ST and mirror them together using whatever routines make the most sense.
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Thanks. I’m doing that currently except using Alexa as the ‘middle man’. I had hoped it would be possible to build something similiar to what is being done with Tplink/Kasa devices where an Edge driver is being used for local control, but does not require any seperate devices to run proxy etc.
The Kasa devices are unique among the wifi smart device landscape to support local control (outside of homekit of course). Most of the others (meross, etc) don’t either.
just wondering if its possible to get Abode security hubs to work with smartthings? i saw that theirs a driver for hubitat. wondering if there was a genious out there that can use the hubitat driver and convert it to edge?
Hello @JDRoberts @TAustin @Mariano_Colmenarejo
Is it possible to create a driver for the Smart Plug with energy measurement Tp-link Tapo P110
I can add it through the Tapo account, but only the option on/off appears…
I can only see the consumption on the tapo account… And on the “Energy” tab.
I would be very grateful if anyone can help.
I leave the device link!
thanks again
Just wondering if theirs anyone capable of making an edge driver for ge appliances? Smarthq?
I see someone has made support for hubitat. GitHub - tomwpublic/hubitat_SmartHQ
Also, seems like they have an official api.
https://smarthqsolutions.com/smarthq-api-how-it-works
Anybody who can help with an automation for an EV Smart charger, not sure where we start but its an evolt charger with a lan cable and i believe home assistant have done an automation with it, here some info ive found to start with.
It does look to have a published API, so it should be possible to create a driver. I can’t work on this right now, but ask me in another couple weeks. Just shoot me a DM.
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Could be interesting. But curious to know what you would even do with such a device. Is it just to monitor the charge level? Would you build automations around it?
Todd as an example I have two Open EVSE and use MQTT with it monitoring Solar production and grid consumption then adjusting the charging rate to avoid drawing power from the grid.
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Thanks. Solar I can certainly understand, but thought this use-case was just a car charger off a regular home electrical circuit.
abode has been on hubitat for a while now.
can anyone turn this into edge?
I may be mistaken, but I’m pretty sure that’s accessing the abode cloud, which would not be directly possible from a SmartThings edge driver. 
You would have to go to a local server and have it make the Internet connection. So it’s not actually a LAN integration.
Also, note that parts of it are only a one-way integration:
- The Abode API does not support triggering the alarm remotely, and Abode has stated that they have no plans to add this feature. This means that Hubitat Safety Monitor can be triggered when the Abode alarm goes off, but not vice versa.
In the meantime, the Ifttt integration with abode is pretty good, and actually offers more functionality than that hubitat option has: