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Control RIKA stove via MQTT

You can send commands to your stove via MQTT. This opens a lot of possibilities for your IoT system, NodeRed, ...

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By default RIKA2MQTT will listen for commands sent in topic: cmnd/rika2mqtt (or your custom topic defined in MQTT_COMMAND_TOPIC_NAME).

Here are some example of commands that can be sent to your RIKA stove via MQTT using RIKA2MQTT.

Update target temperature via MQTT​

Publish an MQTT message to cmnd/rika2mqtt with the following JSON payload:

{
    "stoveId": "your stove id",
    "targetTemperature": 20
}
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To retrieve your stove id, simply go to rika-firenet and display your stove. Then you can retrieve the stove id from the url of the browser: https://rika-firenet.com/web/stove/[your stove id]

And voila! RIKA2MQTT will automatically do the necessary to forward this change to Rika-Firenet that will then forward it to your Rika stove.

Update convection fans status via MQTT​

{
  "stoveId": "your stove id", 
  "convectionFan1Active": true,
  "convectionFan2Active": false
}

Update heating times via MQTT​

{
    "stoveId": "your stove id",
    "heatingTimeMon1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeMon2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeTue1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeTue2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeWed1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeWed2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeThu1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeThu2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeFri1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeFri2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeSat1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeSat2": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeSun1": "<timerange>",
    "heatingTimeSun2": "<timerange>",
}
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replace <timerange> with i.e: 10302215 = 10h30 to 22h15

You can update only what interest you, you are not forced to provide all properties.