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JK BMS in Home Assistant, the simple way

No ESP32 dev board, no Bluetooth proxy, no YAML. Enter an MQTT broker and the sensors appear.

Why not Bluetooth?

Bluetooth integrations work, but the BMS often sits in a metal cabinet in a garage, far from any proxy, and Bluetooth connections drop. RS485 is a wired link built for exactly this job. MoniWatt for JK BMS takes the wired route and hands the data to Home Assistant over Wi-Fi.

Sensors you get

Useful automations

JSON API

GET http://moniwatt.local/api.json?key=YOUR_KEY

{
  "soc": 91, "voltage": 54.42, "current": 6.1,
  "cells": [3.402, 3.401, 3.405, 3.398, ...],
  "delta_mv": 7, "balancing": true, "balance_current": 0.6,
  "mos_temp": 31.0, "temps": [22.4, 22.9], "cycles": 87
}

Stop carrying your phone to the BMS Bluetooth range

Order MoniWatt for JK BMS and read your pack over Wi-Fi from anywhere in the house.

Pre-order for €49Pre-order price · €59 from 10 Nov · ships on 10 November 2026 · free cancellation until dispatch