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Summary Adds support for Winix's window/portable air conditioner (`productGroup: "Acn01"`, `modelId: "AC100"`) as a new `climate` entity, plus a power-consumption `sensor`. Right now these devices hit the existing `Unsupported product_group 'Acn01'` skip path in `_select_driver()` and are silently ignored. This is purely additive, `AirPurifierDriver` and `DehumidifierDriver` are untouched, and `_select_driver()` gets one new branch alongside the existing `air`/`deh` ones. ## Regional availability I can't find this model listed on `winixamerica.com` or `winixeurope.eu`, it only shows up …

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Winix purifiers have an integration, though it is cloud dependent. IKEA air purifiers also work a few different ways; by using ZHA, Z2M, the IKEA integration, or the HomeKit device integration.

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Using winix c505 which has wifi and a hacs integration. Seems to work decent enough and was on sale for 90 bucks at Costco a few times

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… fourth commit modifies the codebase to support multiple device types, and the fifth commit is a straightforward docstring update. The sixth commit adds the dehumidifier device type. At this stage, the dehumidifier device type is added but not yet activated, so there should be no interference with the existing air purifier functionality. The seventh commit adds device group recognition to distinguish between device types. The eighth and nineth commits add Home Assistant entities for the dehumidifier, where entities are created based on their respective device types. At this stage, air …

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Adds the Winix T500 to the README compatibility list. ## Verification Tested with: - Model: Winix T500 / T500_AU - Home Assistant: 2026.5.4 - Integration: v1.5.1 The integration setup completed successfully using Winix app credentials, and the T500 appeared in Home Assistant with working entities. Verified: - device is discovered through the Winix account - state polling works - basic controls work No code changes are included."

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`if device_stub.model.lower().startswith("t810"):` Changing this locally to "t800" did it, thanks so much! The model sticker on the unit says "T810", but the debug logging showed the model ID to be 'T800_JP'. I'm in Japan. Odd that it says "T800_JP" and not "T810_JP".... even Winix itself seemed to be confused, as I couldn't connect to it via the app until I went a few rounds with them and convinced them that they were themselves selling the T810 in Japan, and they updated the app to, apparently, allow the odd Model ID string. Maybe I have the first one that they sold here? I dunno. Also, …

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Summary - add Tower Prime-specific Super Clean airflow support (`A04=08`) - expose five fan-speed steps only for the `TOWER PRIME` API model - parse the fourth air-quality level (`S07=04`) as very poor - document APRM833-JWK as a confirmed model ## Commits 1. `feat: support Tower Prime Super Clean mode` 2. `fix: parse very poor air quality state` 3. `style: organize imports with Home Assistant Ruff config` The branch is rebased onto the current upstream `main`. ## Verification - reverse-engineered Winix Smart 1.5.8 model metadata: `PRIME` / `PRIMEKOR` / `Air04` - verified against an …

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Sorry, C545 does not provide any PM data. AQI cannot be used as PM2.5. This was the response in this regards from Winix support [code]

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