Introduction
The Diagral integration for Home Assistant allows you to seamlessly connect and manage your Diagral security alarm system within the Home Assistant platform. This integration provides real-time monitoring and control of your Diagral alarm system, enabling you to arm, disarm, and monitor the status of your alarm directly from Home Assistant.
Additionally, it supports various sensors and services, such as activating or disabling alarm groups, and provides detailed information about anomalies and system status.
With this integration, you can enhance the security of your home by integrating Diagral's robust alarm system with Home Assistant's powerful automation and monitoring capabilities.
Who is Diagral
Diagral is a leading French company specializing in home security solutions and is a brand of the Atraltech Group. Established in 1990, Diagral offers a wide range of products designed to protect homes and businesses, including alarm systems, surveillance cameras, and smart home devices.
With a strong focus on innovation and user-friendly design, Diagral has become a trusted name in the security industry, providing reliable and effective solutions to ensure the safety and peace of mind of its customers.
This development is not affiliated with the Diagral brand. I am an independent developer and do not represent the Diagral brand.
Library Dependency
This development relies on the pydiagral library, which is available on GitHub: pydiagral.
The pydiagral library provides the necessary tools and functions to interface with Diagral alarm systems, enabling seamless integration with Home Assistant.
Make sure to check out the repository for more information.
Responsability
Please note that the Diagral alarm system is a security system, and it may be preferable not to connect it to the Home Assistant home automation platform for security reasons.
In no event shall the developer of this integration or the pydiagral library be held liable for any issues arising from the use of this integration or the pydiagral library.
The user installs and uses this integration at their own risk and with full knowledge of the potential implications.