Daikin air conditioner

… instead of PIR - they detect actual presence not just movement so way better for automations. The fp2 ones are pretty solid and you can hardwire some models Daikin units work fine with HA through their integration, just make sure you get models that support it before buying For wired temp sensors you could look at dallas 1-wire sensors - super cheap and reliable once you get the wiring sorted. Though if your AC units have good sensors built in you might not need separate ones in every room The HA voice assistant is getting better but still pretty basic compared to google for music streaming …

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… known): N/A Operating environment (Hass.io/Docker/Windows/etc.): Hass.io on a RPi3b+ with Aeotec Z-stick, Aeotec Nano Dimmers in house Integration: Z-wave, Daikin A/C, HomeKit Description of problem: After using the Home app (not Home Assistant app) to set a variable, then asking Siri to set a different variable, the Home app does not reflect this correctly. I’m using Home app ie. HomeKit as my frontend. I can replicate this everytime. Steps below. Lights 1. Lights off 2. In iOS Home app, long press the dimmer and set it to 50%. The actual light turns on to 50%. iOS Home app and Home …

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The problem Hello, When I control my daikin AC (homeassistant.components.daikin) via an Homekit scene it toggles the state instead of setting it. How to reproduce: - Create an Homekit scene on IOS to set a Daikin AC to off - Force the scene to run (with "test this scene" function) - if Daikin AC current state if off, the scene toggle it on - if Daikin AC current state if on, the scene toggle it off I would say that the expected behaviour is to always set AC to off whatever current state. Here some debug logs: Daikin AC is off --> I force run the homekit scene that switch it off --> the Daikin …

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