This is a plugin for Homebridge. It's an implementation for your Verisure installation and exposes the following devices:

• Security alarm
• Climate sensor
• Magnetic contact
• Night Control
• Siren
• SmartLock
• SmartPlug
• Smoke detector
• Vibration detector

If configured, this plugin will expose your security system and door lock. Please protect you installation from unauthorised access:

1. Generate a unique pin for your config. Never, ever use the default one.
2. Lock all devices with access to your installation when not in use.
3. Remove access from users that no longer need it.
4. Keep your devices up to date.

npm install -g homebridge-verisure

Now you can update your configuration file to enable the plugin, see sample snippet below.

As part of your configuration, add an object with your Verisure credentials to your array (list) of enabled platform plugins. Example config:

"platforms": [
  {
    "platform" : "verisure",
    "name" : "Verisure",
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "password": "yourT0p5ecre7Passw0rd",
    "token": "vid=topSecretToken",
    "alarmCode": "0000",
    "doorCode": "000000",
    "installations": ["Alias"],
    "pollInterval": 60
  }
]

• email Required string containing your Verisure account email address.
• password Required string containing your Verisure account password. Not needed if you use a token.
• token Required string for accounts with MFA enabled.
• alarmCode Optional string containing your security system alarm code.
• doorCode Optional string containing your door lock code.
• installations Optional array for filtering installations based on Verisure alias. Defaults to []
• pollInterval Optional integer containing poll interval in seconds. Defaults to 60.

[Verisure] MFA is enabled for user. Please see README.

In 2021 Verisure started enrolling MFA which requires you to obtain a long lived token. This token is used instead of a password in your config and will need to be renewed yearly. After installing the plugin, run npx verisure in your terminal and copy the output values into your config.

$ npx verisure
✔ What is your login email? · [email protected]
✔ What is your password? · ********************

 One-time code sent.

✔ What is your one-time code? · FAKE12

 Your config is ready.

{
  "platform": "verisure",
  "name": "Verisure",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "token": "vid=topSecretToken"
}

For convenience, the following environment variables can be used instead of placing secrets in your config.json.

• VERISURE_ALARM_CODE
• VERISURE_DOOR_CODE
• VERISURE_EMAIL
• VERISURE_PASSWORD
• VERISURE_TOKEN