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OmniBreeze fan ESPHome pairing

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Mixed reportsLocal

2 reports: 1 says it works, 1 says it partly works.

Reported with 1 integration: ESPHome.

What people report

IntegrationIn Home AssistantIn Apple HomeWhat they saidSource
ESPHomeWorks LocalReverse engineered uHome+ module; ESP32-S3 gives full local control; Tuya tools fail
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Reverse engineered the $35 Costco OmniBreeze fan for full local control with ESPHome, no cloud, no app, no Tuya. TL;DR: The OmniBreeze DC2313R tower fan from Costco uses a proprietary Wi-Fi module that doesn't work with any existing smart home tools. After a full day of reverse engineering, I got complete local control through ESPHome + Home Assistant using a $5 ESP32-S3 and a single 1KΩ resistor. GitHub repo with full instructions : https://github.com/phdindota/Omnibreeze-esphome # The Problem The newer OmniBreeze fans from Costco (Item #4333021) don't use the Tuya/Smart Life app anymore. …

Excerpt saved from the Arctic Shift Reddit archive on 2026-10-23.

Reddit thread · 2026-03
ESPHomePartly works LocalOne user cannot get fan discovered during pairing
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Can't seem to add the fan, it searches for it but nothing. Yes, i removed it from the uhome app, and Landbook app has local device discovery permissions ON. I put the fan in pair mode by holding the timer button while off for 5 seconds. Don't know what else to try.

Excerpt saved from the Arctic Shift Reddit archive on 2026-10-23.

Reddit comment · 2026-03

Each row is one report from a GitHub thread, an integration’s docs, or r/homeassistant. Check the date and the linked source before you buy.

In ReReHome

Once Home Assistant’s HomeKit Bridge shares it, this device reaches Apple Home as a HomeKit accessory behind your Home Assistant bridge, so ReReHome shows and controls it like any other.

Identifiers

BrandOmniBreeze
ModelDC2313R
CategoryFans

Also reported as

  • OmniBreeze DC2313R tower fan