Closed zuohaot closed 1 year ago
Im experiencing the same issue and am unsure how to determine if it’s an indoor/outdoor unit issue or MHI-AC-Ctl issue.
FWIW, I do have 7 other units not presenting the same problem.
Multi head system, specs for affected unit:
Are these units part of a single multi-split unit? Because in that case this can be explained as the units themselves will warm up slightly when the outside pump starts heating the lines for the one unit you turned on. And because the fans are not running the internal temp of the unit will rise (these temps are very similar at my home in the same use case).
I have the same issue here.
my 3,5 unit is correct But when i turn on my office room, my bedroom temp changes to
I have 2 dual unit ACs. So 2 outdour units and 4 indoor units. I have the same problem, but only on the AC that is connected to the same outdoor unit. But I noticed that it's not only the temperature reading of the AC, my netatmo sensor also shows that the room really is getting warmer when the AC in the other room is turned on.
Home Assistant Setup Home Assistant: 2022.8.5 Supervisor: 2022.08.3 Operating System: 8.4 ESPHome: 2022.8.0
MHI-AC-Ctrl Setup Hardware: D1 mini External temperature probe used?: No Firmware: MHI-AC-Ctrl-ESPHome
AC Setup
Problem Description I'm in Australia where is in winter atm. When I turn on one or more ACs, the room temperature reading of almost all the other ACs (which are OFF) will rise up dramatically. The 2nd snapshot was captured around 15 minutes after I turned on the "Office AC" on the ground floor. As you find, the temperature readings of all the ACs of first floor are about 10-15 dgrees higher than the actual room temperature. I wonder if this issue is caused by mhi-ac-ctrl or the AC indoor unit itself? TIA!!!