Peblar is a Dutch maker of electric vehicle chargers. Its range includes Peblar Home, Home Plus, Business and Dual models, which are managed through a web interface on the charger itself rather than a dedicated phone app. Integrations with other software are built on a local REST API, a Modbus TCP API and a partner cloud.
A Peblar charger sits on the home network and serves its own web interface. Peblar describes two local APIs, a REST API and a Modbus TCP API, which can be exposed so a home or building energy management system can control the charger. Home Assistant, Homey and evcc all use that local route. Remote access for outside parties goes through Peblar Cloud, and back-office platforms can also connect over OCPP.
That suits people who want local control and solar or dynamic-tariff charging through Home Assistant, evcc or an energy app, and who are happy to open a browser rather than an app store app. It is weaker for anyone expecting a polished native Peblar app, voice assistant control or Matter, none of which we could confirm.
Connection
Home network, with a local REST API and Modbus TCP
Voice assistants
Not found
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant, evcc, Homey and OCPP back offices
What can be connected
Chargers Peblar Home, Home Plus and Business, with Peblar Dual also supported by some partners
Energy meters Modbus meters, HomeWizard meters, P1 meters and Peblar's own current transformer load balancing kits
Software partners Home Assistant, Homey, evcc, charging back offices and energy retailer apps
Peblar says it has no native app on the Apple App Store or Google Play and prioritises a web interface instead. It is opened in a browser on a phone, tablet or laptop, can be added to a phone's home screen, and covers monitoring sessions, settings, scheduling and solar-based charging strategies. Peblar also says it is not building its own app for now and plans to work with existing third-party apps such as HomeWizard.
A web platform for trained installers rather than owners. Installers add chargers to a dashboard, change settings, view diagnostics and error logs, and push firmware updates remotely. It is part of Peblar Cloud and relies on the owner authorising access.
Homey app listed as Official on Homey's store, published by Webed Solutions with peblar.com as the developer website. It starts, pauses and stops charging and exposes status, power and energy for Home, Home Plus and Business chargers. Needs Homey v12.4.5 or newer and a Homey Bridge per the listing. See the Homey row below for a second, community Homey app. We found no App Store or Google Play listing for this app.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Local network
Yes
Home Assistant's documentation says the integration talks to the charger over the home network using the local REST API plus a WebSocket for session changes, and needs the charger's hostname or IP address and its web interface password. The Homey app listing names LAN as the technology. We could not confirm from the pages we opened whether Peblar Home connects by Wi-Fi, Ethernet or both.
Peblar's support site documents both a local REST API and a Modbus TCP API for developers. Firmware release notes from August 2024 say the two local APIs can be exposed for local control and for integration into a home or building energy management system.
Peblar Cloud is the umbrella for Connect Hub (installers), a Cloud API for selected integration partners such as Enode, and a support platform. It only works for chargers whose owner has authorised access.
Plugchoice states that it connects to Peblar Home, Home Plus and Business over OCPP 1.6J, with Peblar Dual also supported. Peblar's own release notes mention only unspecified OCPP improvements, and we did not find a Peblar page that documents the OCPP setup itself.
Not mentioned on Peblar's integrations page or support pages we opened. We did not find a Peblar announcement, so this is unconfirmed rather than ruled out.
Peblar says retailer apps such as Tibber and Frank Energie can now include Peblar chargers through an API connection facilitated by Enode. The charger must first be connected to Peblar Cloud. The article does not say which countries are covered.
HomeWizard is a listed integration partner, and its meters are listed as supported for load balancing over Wi-Fi or P1. Peblar says it plans to work with third-party apps such as the HomeWizard app, without saying how far that has progressed.
A built-in integration, added in Home Assistant 2025.1 and maintained by the Home Assistant project, not by Peblar, though Peblar is listed as a partner and a forum post mentions contact with Peblar developers. It uses local polling and covers Peblar Home, Home Plus and Business, with sensors, a charge switch, charge limit, smart charging mode, buzzer, LED, restart and firmware update entities. Setup switches on the local REST API if it is off. The page lists a Platinum quality rating.
Peblar lists Homey as a software partner and Homey's store shows an app labelled Official, published by Webed Solutions. It works on Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server per the listing, but the listing says a Homey Bridge is required for every supported device type. A forum post by the developer is tagged official, though it does not itself confirm that Peblar publishes the app.
A separate app by Kyle Michiels, tagged as a community app on the Homey forum. It uses the charger's local REST API (enabled under Settings and Advanced, with a read/write token), supports 1-phase and 3-phase switching and flow cards, and optionally takes the web password for custom charging modes. Its store listing shows Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and does not mention a Homey Bridge.
Peblar's support page names evcc alongside Home Assistant as using the local API, and evcc is on Peblar's partner list. evcc's own documentation sets up Peblar Home through Modbus TCP, which needs firmware 1.6 or later, the Modbus server switched on in the web interface and smart charging set to Default. The Peblar charger entries need an evcc sponsor token.
Peblar's integrations page lists a long set of software partners, including Ampeco, Monta, Plugchoice, Virta, CleverPV, Eniris and joulo, though it does not say how each connects. The same page lists Modbus RTU and TCP energy meters supported for load balancing.
Not listed among partners on the visible part of Peblar's integrations page, and we did not search separately for a binding.
Searched, no source
Node-RED
Unconfirmed
We did not search for a dedicated node. The local REST API and Modbus TCP API can in principle be reached from Node-RED, but we could not confirm a ready-made flow.
A lighting system with no obvious link to an EV charger. We found no Peblar and Hue integration on Peblar's integrations page.
Searched, no source
Peblar developer platform
Official
Peblar runs a developer platform at developer.peblar.com, linked from its site footer. We could not open it ourselves, so API details are taken from the support site's developer information page and from Home Assistant's documentation. Home Assistant forum posts say charge mode cannot be changed through Modbus or REST.
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.
Common questions about Peblar
Does Peblar support Matter?
Unconfirmed. Not mentioned on Peblar's integrations page or support pages we opened. We did not find a Peblar announcement, so this is unconfirmed rather than ruled out.
Does Peblar work with Alexa?
Unconfirmed. No Peblar integration found on the Peblar pages we opened.
Does Peblar work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. No Peblar integration found on the Peblar pages we opened. Peblar's integrations page lists no voice assistant platforms.
Does Peblar work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Unconfirmed. No Peblar integration found on the Peblar pages we opened.
Does Peblar work with Home Assistant?
Yes. A built-in integration, added in Home Assistant 2025.1 and maintained by the Home Assistant project, not by Peblar, though Peblar is listed as a partner and a forum post mentions contact with Peblar developers. It uses local polling and covers Peblar Home, Home Plus and Business, with sensors, a charge switch, charge limit, smart charging mode, buzzer, LED, restart and firmware update entities. Setup switches on the local REST API if it is off. The page lists a Platinum quality rating.
Does Peblar work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. Not listed among Peblar's integration partners on the visible part of the page, which has a Load More button. We did not search separately.
Does Peblar work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Peblar lists Homey as a software partner and Homey's store shows an app labelled Official, published by Webed Solutions. It works on Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server per the listing, but the listing says a Homey Bridge is required for every supported device type. A forum post by the developer is tagged official, though it does not itself confirm that Peblar publishes the app.
Does Peblar work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. Not listed on the Peblar pages we opened and not searched separately.
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