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Interfacing Vitovalor 300-P with a Raspberry Pi

November 5th, 2017DIY, Documentation, Electronics, Home Automation, Project, Raspberry Pi, Tutorial35 Comments

I want to integrate my new Viessmann Vitovalor 300-P fuel cell heating into my home automation. For this, I use the Optolink interface, vcontrold from the openv community, and create my own configuration files from several sources.

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