This platform is homeassistant. Here is the relevant device info. I had to disable discovery and manually define mqtt climate for the device, also mapping temperature status to same command topic, otherwise it's status is illogical.
It looks like there might be some sort of parse problem with data from the controller. Temp status and temperature sense are highly incorrect.
Commands to the unit work as expected, ie: commanding 70F sets unit to 70F, or 65 or 75 for example.
Attached is a brief gif of setting the command topic to lower and lower temperatures, and you can observe a type of "wrap around" of the offending values.
This platform is homeassistant. Here is the relevant device info. I had to disable discovery and manually define mqtt climate for the device, also mapping temperature status to same command topic, otherwise it's status is illogical.
{ "name":"Mini-Split AC", "unique_id":"7cb37b2de99a", "device":{ "identifiers":[ "hisense_ac_7cb37b2de99a" ], "manufacturer":"Hisense (denali-us)", "model":"Smart-1-110-fld", "name":"Mini-Split AC", "sw_version":"ADA 1.4.3-beta ameba 2018-03-28 19:20:06 8f40fe89d" }
It looks like there might be some sort of parse problem with data from the controller. Temp status and temperature sense are highly incorrect.
Commands to the unit work as expected, ie: commanding 70F sets unit to 70F, or 65 or 75 for example.
Attached is a brief gif of setting the command topic to lower and lower temperatures, and you can observe a type of "wrap around" of the offending values.