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lanwin / esphome_samsung_ac

Provides an ESPHome component for Samsung air conditioners. It allows you to watch and control your devices via a home automation system. And is designed to be attached to the F1,F2 communication bus between the devices.
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[NASA] Power Consumption #6

Open bzumik1 opened 1 year ago

bzumik1 commented 1 year ago

Will it be possible to add power consumption for NASA devices? Also is there some way how to support you? You are doing great job!

Foxhill67 commented 9 months ago

Yes, now works like a charm! tnxs.

sredfern commented 8 months ago

@lanwin - Can confirm working like a charm. Have started dumping the data for analysis.

Screenshot 2024-01-05 at 4 36 29 pm

FYI I have a fork I'm exploring to also add in the device from and to as part of the topic in MQTT. You can check it out here. If I find it useful I'll create a PR to this project.

lanwin commented 8 months ago

Sounds good! 👍🏻

mbo18 commented 8 months ago

Just updated all my ESP and I now have this in my ESP logs:

[17:21:49][W][samsung_ac:560]: s:10.00.00 d:b0.00.ff NASA_OUTDOOR_CONTROL_WATTMETER_1UNIT  30.000000
[17:21:49][W][samsung_ac:554]: s:10.00.00 d:b0.00.ff LVAR_OUT_CONTROL_WATTMETER_1W_1MIN_SUM 30.000000
[17:21:49][W][samsung_ac:547]: s:10.00.00 d:b0.00.ff LVAR_OUT_CONTROL_WATTMETER_ALL_UNIT_ACCUM 1589.247000kwh

Does that means that you will be able to add power consumption sensors?? Would be really nice.

EDIT: NASA_OUTDOOR_CONTROL_WATTMETER_1UNIT seems to be outdoor unit current power consumption:

state_class: measurement
unit_of_measurement: W
device_class: power

LVAR_OUT_CONTROL_WATTMETER_1W_1MIN_SUM seems to be the sum of all unit current power consumption (but as I have only 1 indoor unit it is equal to NASA_OUTDOOR_CONTROL_WATTMETER_1UNIT here):

state_class: measurement
unit_of_measurement: W
device_class: power

LVAR_OUT_CONTROL_WATTMETER_ALL_UNIT_ACCUM is total energy:


state_class: total_increasing
unit_of_measurement: kWh
device_class: energy 
``
lanwin commented 8 months ago

Yes I added test code to check if there are coming valid data since @Foxhill67 has provided the corresponding here https://github.com/lanwin/esphome_samsung_ac/issues/28

atanasenko commented 7 months ago

This is currently my configuration for electricity/power related sensors for outdoor unit AJ068TXJ3KG/EU:

  devices:
    - address: "10.00.00"
      outdoor_temperature:
        name: AC Outdoor temperature
      custom_sensor:
        - name: AC Voltage
          message: 0x24fc
          device_class: voltage
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: V
        - name: AC Current
          message: 0x8217
          device_class: current
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: A
          accuracy_decimals: 1
          filters:
            - multiply: 0.1
        - name: AC Power
          message: 0x8413
          device_class: energy
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: W
        - name: AC Energy
          message: 0x8414
          device_class: energy
          state_class: total_increasing
          unit_of_measurement: KWh
          accuracy_decimals: 1
          filters:
            - multiply: 0.001
mbo18 commented 6 months ago

Hi @lanwin,

Is atanasenko way of adding power sensors the official way or do you plan to add power sensors in a future release? Also do you plan to do another stable release shortly? There does not seems to be issue with the current code

starsalmon commented 5 months ago

This is currently my configuration for electricity/power related sensors for outdoor unit AJ068TXJ3KG/EU:

  devices:
    - address: "10.00.00"
      outdoor_temperature:
        name: AC Outdoor temperature
      custom_sensor:
        - name: AC Voltage
          message: 0x24fc
          device_class: voltage
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: V
        - name: AC Current
          message: 0x8217
          device_class: current
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: A
          accuracy_decimals: 1
          filters:
            - multiply: 0.1
        - name: AC Power
          message: 0x8413
          device_class: energy
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: W
        - name: AC Energy
          message: 0x8414
          device_class: energy
          state_class: total_increasing
          unit_of_measurement: KWh
          accuracy_decimals: 1
          filters:
            - multiply: 0.001

Thank you so much, I could see the readings in the logs but had no idea how to use them as entities. 2 small issues for anyone copy pasting this: AC Power should be device_class: power AC energy unit_of_measurement needs to be kWh instead of KWh

Tycorc commented 4 months ago

Can also confirm the custom sensor config from @mbo18 works perfectly fine with my AJ050TXJ2KG

bzumik1 commented 4 months ago

I can confirm that all sensors work on my AJ050TXJ2KG. Would it be possible to introduce these sensors “normally” and not as custom sensors to make it easier for others?

I also have a question regarding the consumption. In the Samsung app, I see the consumption separated for each indoor device. Is this also available in the NASA protocol, or is it just an estimation in the Samsung app?

P.S. now I have noticed that I have exactly same outdoor unit as @Tycorc

lanwin commented 4 months ago

Hi @lanwin,

Is atanasenko way of adding power sensors the official way or do you plan to add power sensors in a future release? Also do you plan to do another stable release shortly? There does not seems to be issue with the current code

No I would want to add them as controls/sensors natively.

First this would allow to use them from non nasa too.

And secondly I think this is far more straight forward for most users.

But that have to wait. There is just too much other stuff on my desk.

mbo18 commented 4 months ago

This is my configuration for AR09TXCAAWKNEU and AR12TXCAAWKNEU:

samsung_ac:
  capabilities:
    vertical_swing: true
    horizontal_swing: true
    presets: 
      quiet: true
      windfree: true
      fast: true
  devices:
    - address: "20.00.00"
      climate:
        name: None
    - address: "10.00.00"
      outdoor_temperature:
        name: "Outdoor temperature"
      custom_sensor:
        - name: Power
          message: 0x8413
          device_class: power
          state_class: measurement
          unit_of_measurement: W
        - name: Energy
          message: 0x8414
          device_class: energy
          state_class: total_increasing
          unit_of_measurement: kWh
          accuracy_decimals: 2
          filters:
            - multiply: 0.001

No voltage or current on these models

bzumik1 commented 2 months ago

Have anyone find out how to measure independent consumption of internal units? The WiFi kit supports that.

Edit: I see I have already ask, sorry for duplicate question