Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi AC with ESP8266 IR Blaster
Air Conditioners and Heaters · Climate
Works
1 report: 1 says it works.
Reported with 1 Homebridge plugin: MQTT Thing.
What people report
| Plugin | Status | What they said | Connects | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MQTT Thinghomebridge-mqttthing | Works | Heater-cooler device controlled reliably via MQTT; cannot read native HomeKit sensor temperatureSaved copy… to get existing HomeKit devices to send their status to an MQTT broker? The use case I'm trying to solve for is the following: I've built a number of ESP8266-based IR blasters to control my Mitsubishi AC units. The software running on the ESP8266 uses MQTT to send and receive the commands, and I'm able to control them reliably via MQTT Thing plugin. I would like to use the temperature data from the sensors I already have around my house to feed into the "heater cooler" devices I've created via MQTT Thing, but I can't seem to find a way to output temperature data FROM HomeKit to MQTT. Excerpt saved from Arctic Shift Reddit archive on 2026-10-22. | Local | Reddit thread · 2022-06 |
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In ReReHome
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Identifiers
| Brand | Mitsubishi |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioners and Heaters |
Also reported as
- Mitsubishi AC with ESP8266 IR blaster