Watts Vision +
watts
The Watts Vision + integration enables seamless control of your heating zones directly from 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.
| Entity | Shows up as | Note |
|---|---|---|
switch | Switch or outlet | |
climate | Thermostat |
What people report
Watts Vision+ thermostats and receivers work via the cloud. Relay modules paired as heaters on the gateway cannot be seen as switches.
- Works11
- Won’t be supported1
| Device | In Home Assistant | In Apple Home | What they said | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watts Vision BT-A02-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-A03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-CT03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-D03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-DP02-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-ST03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-TH02-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-WR02-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision BT-WR03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision PR03-RF | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts Vision PR03-RF16 | Works Cloud | Listed as supported in the docsSaved copySupported devices: BT-CT03-RF; BT-ST03-RF; BT-DP02-RF; BT-D03-RF; BT-A02-RF; BT-A03-RF; BT-TH02-RF; PR03-RF; PR03-RF16; BT-WR03-RF; BT-WR02-RF. Limitations: BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant. When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities. Excerpt saved from home-assistant.io on 2026-10-23. | Docs | |
| Watts BRT-WR02-RF paired as heater | Won’t be supported Cloud | Not exposed as switch when paired as heater; only standalone switches appearSaved copyHey @FreekVR In this configuration, BRT-WR02-RF devices are paired as heaters on the gateway, so it is not possible to see them as switches in Home Assistant. Only devices paired as switches on the gateway are exposed as such in Home Assistant. This is a system design choice: the BT-WR02-RF and BT-D03-RF are merged into a single heater entity by the firmware, which means they cannot be exposed separately to the backend or Home Assistant However, this should not be limiting for what you want to do: - We will improve the integration to expose the heating status. The states will be "heating," … Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-23. | Issue #165811 · 2026-03 |
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
Cloud polling
Goes through the maker’s cloud, asking it for updates every so often. Needs the internet and an account.
Details
| Installs (analytics) | 23 |
|---|---|
| Quality scale | Platinum |
| Added in | Home Assistant 2026.1 |
| Set up in the UI | Yes |
| Maintainers | @theobld-ww, @devender-verma-ww, @ssi-spyro |
Devices listed in its documentation
- BT-CT03-RF
- BT-ST03-RF
- BT-DP02-RF
- BT-D03-RF
- BT-A02-RF
- BT-A03-RF
- BT-TH02-RF
- PR03-RF
- PR03-RF16
- BT-WR03-RF
- BT-WR02-RF
Limitations from the docs
- BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as heaters are not exposed as separate switch entities in Home Assistant.
- When a BRT-WR02-RF is paired as a heater on the gateway, the firmware merges it with the thermostat into a single heater entity. Only BRT-WR02-RF devices paired as standalone switches on the gateway appear as switch entities.
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