NIBE is a Swedish maker of heat pumps and other heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water products for homes and properties. Its heat pumps are monitored and controlled through the myUplink app and web service, with a free tier and paid Premium tiers.
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NIBE heat pumps connect to the myUplink cloud over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and the app finds the pump on the same network as the phone. Most integrations found go through that cloud, including the Home Assistant myUplink integration, the Homey apps and IFTTT. Home Assistant also has a separate local route for newer S-series pumps that have a Modbus TCP server, plus Modbus-based routes using an accessory or gateway hardware.
That suits owners who want remote monitoring and basic control, or who want the heat pump inside Home Assistant or Homey automations. It is weaker for anyone expecting Matter, Apple Home or SmartThings, which were not found, and the cloud routes depend on NIBE's servers. Some control functions need a paid myUplink Premium subscription.
Source: myUplink App Store listing
The main app for owners. It monitors and manages a heat pump, hot water or heating system remotely, with real-time status, temperature control, energy and history data, and alerts. NIBE describes a free subscription plus two paid Premium tiers (Manage and History). A web version is at myuplink.com. The App Store lists NIBE and several other brands as compatible. Published by myUpTech AB; the iPhone version needs iOS 16 or later. We could not load a Google Play listing, so no Android link is given.
For installers and service professionals. It monitors and controls a customer's heating system, and access is requested using the email address on the homeowner's myUplink account, which the homeowner must accept. NIBE's page says to search for it in the App Store or Google Play and gives no direct links, and we did not find them.
An older app, listed on the App Store as NIBE Uplink 4+ by NIBE Energy Systems. It gives an overview of heating status and, with premium service, control of heating and hot water. The listing does not say whether it has been replaced by myUplink, and its latest listed update is described only as bug fixes. We could not confirm how long it stays supported.
Official supported by the brand Community built by someone else Not found searched, nothing found Unconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | |||
| Wi-Fi and Ethernet | Yes | NIBE says the S-series heat pump must be connected to the internet over Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The myUplink app then finds the pump on the same network as the phone. As an alternative, the controller can show a QR code, or a connection string that is valid for 10 minutes. | NIBE: myUplink on the S-series |
| Modbus (local) | Yes | Home Assistant's NIBE integration describes local Modbus TCP/IP for newer S-series pumps with a built-in Modbus server, enabled in the pump menus, and it needs Modbus write access. It also describes Modbus over RS485 with a MODBUS40 accessory (marked untested) and a UDP gateway on dedicated hardware that emulates that accessory. The page warns the pump goes into an error state if the accessory stops responding. We did not read NIBE's own Modbus documentation. | Home Assistant: Nibe Heat Pump |
| Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread | Not mentioned | NIBE's smart accessories page says wireless accessories give room-by-room control but does not name the radio technology. We found no mention of these protocols on the NIBE pages we opened. | NIBE: Smart Home Accessories |
| Matter | Not found | No NIBE announcement or product found when we searched, and no Matter mention on the NIBE pages we opened. | Searched, no source |
| Voice assistants and ecosystems | |||
| Amazon Alexa | Official | NIBE's smart accessories page lists Google and Alexa support for all subscription tiers, with no detail on how it works. NIBE's myUplink page mentions voice assistants and says setup is done in the assistant's configuration together with the Premium Change function, without naming Alexa. We found no dedicated NIBE Alexa skill page. | NIBE: Smart Home Accessories NIBE: myUplink Alexa Skills store |
| Google Home | Official | Listed alongside Alexa on NIBE's smart accessories page for all tiers. IFTTT also carries NIBE Uplink applets triggered by Google Assistant, such as setting home mode or boosting hot water. We found no dedicated NIBE Google Home page. | NIBE: Smart Home Accessories IFTTT: NIBE Uplink with Google Assistant Google Home compatible devices |
| Apple Home | Not found | No Apple Home or HomeKit support found on NIBE's pages or in the searches we ran. | Searched, no source |
| Samsung SmartThings | Unconfirmed | Not searched for specifically and not mentioned on the NIBE pages we opened, so we could not confirm either way. | Searched, no source |
| Open platforms and developer access | |||
| Home Assistant | Yes | Two built-in integrations, both maintained by the Home Assistant project and not by NIBE. The myUplink integration is cloud polling every 60 seconds and works with heat pumps on the myUplink service; it needs credentials from an app registered at the myUplink developer portal, and controlling equipment may need a myUplink subscription. The Nibe Heat Pump integration is local polling over Modbus or a gateway and supports a list of F-, S-, SMO and VVM models. | Home Assistant: myUplink Home Assistant: Nibe Heat Pump |
| Homey | Official | The Homey store lists a myUplink app published by myUpTech AB, marked Official, covering NIBE, CTC, Hoiax and Metrotherm over the cloud. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, and also says a Homey Bridge is required, which we could not reconcile. A separate community app by Andreas Borgh covers NIBE F- and S-series, lists the same platforms plus a Homey Bridge requirement, and offers no direct support. | Homey myUplink app Homey community NIBE app |
| IFTTT | Official | IFTTT has a NIBE Uplink service with an alarm trigger and actions to boost hot water, boost ventilation, set an indoor temperature for 7 days and switch home, away or vacation mode. NIBE lists IFTTT smart home pairing as a Premium feature. IFTTT's own page does not say whether the service is official or which plan is needed, and polling speed depends on the IFTTT plan. | IFTTT: NIBE Uplink NIBE: myUplink |
| openHAB | Unconfirmed | We did not open openHAB's add-on list or search it for NIBE, so we could not confirm a binding. | Searched, no source |
| Node-RED | Unconfirmed | No Node-RED node was searched for specifically. Node-RED could use the myUplink API, but we found no dedicated node. | Searched, no source |
| Hubitat | Unconfirmed | Not searched for specifically, so we could not confirm a driver. | Searched, no source |
| Domoticz | Unconfirmed | Not searched for specifically, so we could not confirm a plugin. | Searched, no source |
| Control4 | Unconfirmed | Not searched for specifically, so we could not confirm a driver. | Searched, no source |
| Philips Hue | Not found | No integration found on NIBE's pages or in the searches we ran. | Searched, no source |
| myUplink public API | Official | NIBE lists a myUplink API for all subscription tiers, without describing it. Home Assistant's page says users create a myUplink account and register an app at the developer portal (dev.myuplink.com/apps) to get a client ID and secret, using OAuth. A Python library for the API exists, maintained by an independent developer. We did not open the developer portal, so API terms and rate limits are unconfirmed. | NIBE: Smart Home Accessories Home Assistant: myUplink myuplink on PyPI |
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Not that we could find. No NIBE announcement or product found when we searched, and no Matter mention on the NIBE pages we opened.
Yes, officially. NIBE's smart accessories page lists Google and Alexa support for all subscription tiers, with no detail on how it works. NIBE's myUplink page mentions voice assistants and says setup is done in the assistant's configuration together with the Premium Change function, without naming Alexa. We found no dedicated NIBE Alexa skill page.
Yes, officially. Listed alongside Alexa on NIBE's smart accessories page for all tiers. IFTTT also carries NIBE Uplink applets triggered by Google Assistant, such as setting home mode or boosting hot water. We found no dedicated NIBE Google Home page.
Not that we could find. No Apple Home or HomeKit support found on NIBE's pages or in the searches we ran.
Yes. Two built-in integrations, both maintained by the Home Assistant project and not by NIBE. The myUplink integration is cloud polling every 60 seconds and works with heat pumps on the myUplink service; it needs credentials from an app registered at the myUplink developer portal, and controlling equipment may need a myUplink subscription. The Nibe Heat Pump integration is local polling over Modbus or a gateway and supports a list of F-, S-, SMO and VVM models.
Unconfirmed. Not searched for specifically and not mentioned on the NIBE pages we opened, so we could not confirm either way.
Yes, officially. The Homey store lists a myUplink app published by myUpTech AB, marked Official, covering NIBE, CTC, Hoiax and Metrotherm over the cloud. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, and also says a Homey Bridge is required, which we could not reconcile. A separate community app by Andreas Borgh covers NIBE F- and S-series, lists the same platforms plus a Homey Bridge requirement, and offers no direct support.
Unconfirmed. Not searched for specifically, so we could not confirm a driver.
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