Open swin66 opened 3 years ago
This is an implication I would like to see too.
+1
I have found an alternative that works great if others are interested. I gave up on the inbuilt FP mode as it doesn't seem to work well for me (when initiated thru remote or app) and I found a feature of HA that could replicate it - generic thermostat. It took a bit of digging but I now have a better solution that doesn't require me to remember to turn it on when it's needed. It's just on all of the time. I'll post config if it's wanted?
I have found an alternative that works great if others are interested. I gave up on the inbuilt FP mode as it doesn't seem to work well for me (when initiated thru remorse or app) and I found a feature of HA that could replicate it - generic thermostat. It took a bit of digging but I now have a better solution that doesn't require me to remember to turn on when it's needed. It's just on all of the time. I'll post config if it's wanted?
I'm interested
I've attached 3 pics of my config with various security-related items redacted. The main config shows the generic thermostat config, and not the name of the heater refers to a switch object and the target sensor refers to a sensor object. The switch has 2 options to link the a/c unit to the code that turns it on/off. The sensor allows us to get the current temperature from the a/c unit.
I've had it running for a week now and it's worked fine although this morning it's done something a little odd that I will need to look into.
I hope these help...
I have a split type blanc series model and it has "Frost Protection" mode, any chance that could be implemented?
In the Midea android app, it can be enabled via a simple click on an icon, but if using the aircon remote control it's a bit of a faff.
Set mode to HEAT, set TEMP to 16, and then press "v" twice within one second.
It's the first time I'm trying it on my unit but I believe it stops the room it's in going below 8 degrees.
As an aside, whilst in Frost Protection mode the display in th UI does not show the correct values
BTW Great work so far!