The ConnectSense integration integrates the Rebooter Pro from Grid Connect Inc. It discovers devices via Zeroconf or by manually entering hostname/IP. The integration exposes the outlet switch, a reboot button, an optional Intelligent Reboot configuration, device triggers for reboot events, and optional push notifications.

Follow the installation steps below.

The Rebooter Pro should be added to your network using one of the following methods.

1. Power the Rebooter Pro.
2. Connect to its Wi-Fi (CS-RBTR-*).
3. Open a browser and visit http://192.168.250.1/.
4. Follow remaining instructions in the browser.

1. Open the app store and install the ConnectSense app.
2. Create an account.
3. Click the + sign to Add a Device.
4. Select Rebooter Pro.
5. Follow remaining instructions in the app.

The Rebooter Pro should be discovered automatically under Settings → Devices & Services

You can also add manually via Settings → Devices & Services → Add Integration → search “ConnectSense”. Or use the button below.

Then provide the Rebooter Pro hostname/IP (default rebooter-pro.local).

Key options (available in the options flow):

• Power Cycle Time (10–65535 seconds)
• Auto-reboot after Power Outage
• Intelligent Reboot (ping monitoring)
• Outage Time (2–10 minutes)
• Redetection Delay (0–10 minutes)
• Maximum Reboot Attempts (or unlimited)
• Outage Condition (ANY vs ALL targets)
• Up to 5 ping targets (hosts/IPs)
• Notifications: enable, notify service, and per-event toggles (OFF/ON/REBOOT)

• Reboot Now Button: Immediately power-cycles the outlet.
• Toggle Power Switch: Turns the controlled outlet on/off.

• Power Outage Auto Reboot Switch: If enabled, the equipment will reboot after power is restored.
• Intelligent Reboot Switch: If enabled, the equipment will reboot on Internet/Ping failures (logic in integrations options).

• reboot_started_any
• reboot_started_power_fail
• reboot_started_ping_fail

• connectsense.send_test_notification
  • entry_id (optional): Target config entry (auto-selected if only one exists).
  • title, message (optional): Custom text.
  • code (optional): 1=OFF, 2=ON, 3=REBOOTING (auto message).
  • Uses the notify service configured in options.

Diagnostics are available per config entry. Sensitive fields (host, webhook IDs/tokens) are redacted.

• No device actions or entity events are exposed.
• Ensure Home Assistant can generate a reachable webhook URL (set an internal/external URL if needed) so the device can send notifications back to HA.

• Verify the device is reachable at the provided host/IP over HTTPS.
• If zeroconf is not offered, add manually; mDNS may be blocked on the network.
• Check SSL settings if using an IP/hostname that differs from the certificate.

• Ensure a working notify service is set in options.
• Make sure Home Assistant has an internal/external URL configured so the device can receive webhook callbacks.

Remove via Settings → Devices & Services → ConnectSense → Delete. The webhook is unregistered and entities are removed.

Tested with Home Assistant 2025.11.3 and newer.