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For Homey Pro

Intelligent, automatic power management for Homey Pro.

Homey app for Homey Pro

PELS watches your total power usage and automatically turns down heaters, water tanks, ventilation, or EV charging before you hit your hourly limit. When there is room again, it turns them back on — in the right order. It can also move heating to the cheapest hours of the day.

PELS overview showing live device states and power usage

Is it for you?

PELS is worth it if any of this sounds familiar

You don't need a complicated setup to get value from PELS. If you have a few power-hungry devices and care about your electricity bill, that is usually enough.

You have devices that use a lot of power

Heaters, floor heating, water heaters, ventilation, or EV charging are the most common ones. PELS works best when some of these can be turned down for a while without causing problems.

You want to stay within your capacity step

If you are on a grid tariff where going over your hourly limit bumps you to a more expensive step, PELS can keep you under the limit automatically.

You want heating to run when power is cheap

PELS can move heating to the cheapest hours of the day based on spot prices, so you spend less without having to check prices yourself.

Inside Homey

Three things you use in practice

PELS lives entirely inside Homey. You configure it in the settings page, connect it with a few Flows, and check what it is doing in the overview.

PELS device list showing managed devices

Device control

Pick the devices PELS can control, set your power limit, and choose how it should behave in different situations — like daytime vs. nighttime.

Open configuration docs
PELS usage tab showing hourly energy chart

Usage and insights

See how much power you are using, track hourly and daily totals, and understand your home's consumption patterns over time.

Open PELS Insights docs
PELS price tab showing cheap and expensive hours

Price optimization

PELS knows when electricity is cheap or expensive and shifts heating to save money — automatically, based on spot prices.

See available Flow cards

Get started

A working setup takes about 15 minutes

Install the app, connect your power meter, set a limit, and pick the devices PELS should control. That is enough to get real value — you can fine-tune later.

Getting started

Install PELS from the Homey App Store, open the settings page, and create the Flow that sends your power meter reading to PELS.

Open getting started

Configuration

A full walkthrough of every tab in the settings page — devices, modes, budget, prices, and more.

Open configuration docs

Going deeper

Set a daily energy budget, control EV charging step by step, or fine-tune how PELS distributes energy across the day.

Open advanced guides

Looking for the source code or want to contribute? See Contributor Setup or GitHub.

Built for Homey Pro users who need tighter control over large loads.