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fsaris/home-assistant-awox · v0.2.0

HACSLocal push

AwoX mesh light integration for Home Assistant

In Apple Home through HomeKit Bridge

What HomeKit Bridge makes of each kind of entity this integration creates, read from its source code. A device only gets the ones that apply to it.

EntityShows up asNote
lightLight
switchSwitch or outlet
sensorSensor (temperature, humidity, air quality…)

What people report

AwoX/Eglo Bluetooth mesh lights (ble.tlmesh) work locally, but connections can drop and the AwoX app interferes. Zigbee and WiFi AwoX lights are not supported.

  • Works6
  • Partly works2
  • Won’t be supported1
DeviceIn Home AssistantIn Apple HomeWhat they saidSource
Eglo Crossling ESpot 120 RGBW spotWorks LocalConfirmed working, HW 4.30 firmware 2.2.6
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… not an issue -- just didn't know of a better way to let you know. Anyhow, I can confirm that the integration works with following lights (THANKS!): - ESpot 120 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 120 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) - ETriSpot 85 (set of 3 Eglo Crossling RGBW Spots with diameter of 85 mm, HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6) - ESpot 170 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 170 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) Also, from the RPi 4B, where I run the HA, it is circa 10 meters to the lights. Integrated bluetooth on the RPi couldn't make it. So, I disabled it in the /boot/config.txt by …

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Issue #22 · 2021-02
Eglo Crossling ESpot 170 RGBW spotWorks LocalConfirmed working, HW 4.30 firmware 2.2.6
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… not an issue -- just didn't know of a better way to let you know. Anyhow, I can confirm that the integration works with following lights (THANKS!): - ESpot 120 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 120 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) - ETriSpot 85 (set of 3 Eglo Crossling RGBW Spots with diameter of 85 mm, HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6) - ESpot 170 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 170 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) Also, from the RPi 4B, where I run the HA, it is circa 10 meters to the lights. Integrated bluetooth on the RPi couldn't make it. So, I disabled it in the /boot/config.txt by …

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Issue #22 · 2021-02
Eglo Crossling ETriSpot 85 RGBW spotWorks LocalConfirmed working, HW 4.31 firmware 2.2.6
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… not an issue -- just didn't know of a better way to let you know. Anyhow, I can confirm that the integration works with following lights (THANKS!): - ESpot 120 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 120 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) - ETriSpot 85 (set of 3 Eglo Crossling RGBW Spots with diameter of 85 mm, HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6) - ESpot 170 (Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot with diameter of 170 mm, HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6) Also, from the RPi 4B, where I run the HA, it is circa 10 meters to the lights. Integrated bluetooth on the RPi couldn't make it. So, I disabled it in the /boot/config.txt by …

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Issue #22 · 2021-02
Eglo ECeilG60 and EPanel120 / EPanel600Works LocalListed in README, HW 4.0
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Supported devices: Bluethoot devices that use the ble.tlmesh protocol; Eglo (120) RGBW spots (ESpot120` HW v4.3); LED strip 3m (HW v4.0 and v4.3); LED strip 5m (HW v4.3); ECeilG60` (HW v4.0); EPanel120` (HW v4.0); EPanel600` (HW v4.0); Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT; Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ETriSpot 85 HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ESpot 170 HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Connect Plug Plus (on/off support over Bluetooth); .ble.zigbee.light. are not supported. Recommended to use a ZigBee integration like https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=EGLO,Eglo,AwoX; .wifi.light. …

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Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT lightWorks LocalWorks without issues
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Tested with Eglo Fueva C Light - Works without any issues at the moment. Thanks for development! Works so much better than original Awox APP!!!

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PR #19 · 2021-01
Eglo LED strip 3m / 5mWorks LocalListed in README (HW 4.0 and 4.3)
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Supported devices: Bluethoot devices that use the ble.tlmesh protocol; Eglo (120) RGBW spots (ESpot120` HW v4.3); LED strip 3m (HW v4.0 and v4.3); LED strip 5m (HW v4.3); ECeilG60` (HW v4.0); EPanel120` (HW v4.0); EPanel600` (HW v4.0); Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT; Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ETriSpot 85 HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ESpot 170 HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Connect Plug Plus (on/off support over Bluetooth); .ble.zigbee.light. are not supported. Recommended to use a ZigBee integration like https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=EGLO,Eglo,AwoX; .wifi.light. …

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README
AwoX mesh lights unresponsivePartly works LocalLights disconnect and ignore commands; improved reconnect handling
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But didn't the lights work anymore? Because HA should try to reconnect when a new command is triggered (trying to turn on the light for instance). Do you also have the awox app connected to the lights? That also makes the connection unstable.

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Issue #50 · 2021-10
Eglo Connect Plug PlusPartly works LocalOn/off only over Bluetooth
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Supported devices: Bluethoot devices that use the ble.tlmesh protocol; Eglo (120) RGBW spots (ESpot120` HW v4.3); LED strip 3m (HW v4.0 and v4.3); LED strip 5m (HW v4.3); ECeilG60` (HW v4.0); EPanel120` (HW v4.0); EPanel600` (HW v4.0); Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT; Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ETriSpot 85 HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ESpot 170 HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Connect Plug Plus (on/off support over Bluetooth); .ble.zigbee.light. are not supported. Recommended to use a ZigBee integration like https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=EGLO,Eglo,AwoX; .wifi.light. …

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AwoX ble.zigbee lightsWon’t be supportedNot supported; use a Zigbee integration instead
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Supported devices: Bluethoot devices that use the ble.tlmesh protocol; Eglo (120) RGBW spots (ESpot120` HW v4.3); LED strip 3m (HW v4.0 and v4.3); LED strip 5m (HW v4.3); ECeilG60` (HW v4.0); EPanel120` (HW v4.0); EPanel600` (HW v4.0); Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT; Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ETriSpot 85 HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ESpot 170 HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6); Eglo Connect Plug Plus (on/off support over Bluetooth); .ble.zigbee.light. are not supported. Recommended to use a ZigBee integration like https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=EGLO,Eglo,AwoX; .wifi.light. …

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README

Gathered from GitHub issues, pull requests, discussions and docs, and from r/homeassistant. These are individual reports, so check the linked thread and the date before you buy.

How it connects

Local push

Talks to the device on your network, and the device tells Home Assistant the moment something changes.

Details

Installs (analytics)159 (0.02%)
GitHub stars94
Latest version0.2.0 (2026-10-20)
Set up in the UIYes
Maintainers@fsaris
LicenseMIT

Devices listed in its README

  • Bluethoot devices that use the ble.tlmesh protocol
  • Eglo (120) RGBW spots (ESpot120` HW v4.3)
  • LED strip 3m (HW v4.0 and v4.3)
  • LED strip 5m (HW v4.3)
  • ECeilG60` (HW v4.0)
  • EPanel120` (HW v4.0)
  • EPanel600` (HW v4.0)
  • Eglo Fueva-C RGB CCT
  • Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ETriSpot 85 HW 4.31, firmware 2.2.6)
  • Eglo Crossling RGBW Spot (ESpot 170 HW 4.30, firmware 2.2.6)
  • Eglo Connect Plug Plus (on/off support over Bluetooth)
  • .ble.zigbee.light. are not supported. Recommended to use a ZigBee integration like https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=EGLO,Eglo,AwoX
  • .wifi.light. are currently not supported see https://github.com/fsaris/home-assistant-awox/issues/17

Notable forks

Forks with stars, or with code pushed at least 90 days after the original’s last push. Useful when the original goes quiet.

ForkStarsLast pushDescription
SleepyNinja0o/home-assistant-zengge★ 92026-03-31Zengge mesh light integration for Home Assistant

In ReReHome

Whatever HomeKit Bridge shares reaches Apple Home as normal HomeKit accessories behind your Home Assistant bridge, so ReReHome shows and controls them like any other.

Bridges get their own settings page listing the accessories behind them.