If above 27 degrees put powerful mode (I have it as a switch)
if between 25 and 27 degrees put quite mode (I have it as a switch)
if below 25 turn off (I have it as a switch)
and off course after turn off when tempoerature goes up again turn on
Yea, considering the number of problem reports Iāve been seeing on hass.io, Iām not sure I want to go there yet either. Still to much of a ā.0ā product for me. Iāll wait for .2 or .3
If you ever want to try appdaemon again, let me know and Iāll try to help. Itās very easy to get setup, the biggest problem is dependenciesā¦
I posted how I do it (with a heat pump rather than a pure airconditioner), but my automation is built on the premise that you have full control of the IR commands. Anyway, it might help you out?
Cool, then you should be able to just replace all the MQTT commands with RM Pro commands, and the the sensor readings with wherever you get your temperatures from
Although thinking about it, you may need to do some wizardry (another automation or script perhaps) that picks the right code for a given temperature.
I have 3 IR commands powerful/quite/auto (I use auto because strangely is always in the middle) and I can use the switch command_on (or off) to trigger
This should get you an input slider where you can set the desired temperature, and then itāll pretty much behave as you wanted it to in the first post.
You will need to replace the switch entity_idās and the temperature sensor ID in the value templates.
One point to make though is that Iām presuming youāre using an IR command to turn the A/C unit off, rather than turning it off with a remote socket. If you are, in fact, cutting power to it, you will need to add switch.turn_on actions to the quiet and powerful mode automations.
Second point is that I havenāt actually tried this config, so there may be some fiddling involvedā¦
Hi I just wanted to make a simple automation for another room. Its an A/C which does have a IR remote with different On and OFF button codes. I put a Broadlink mini IR blaster.
The A/C is a cheap model (no inverter) and is never cutting the temperature right. I do have an external temperature sensor.
Basically what I would do is to turn OFF if temperature is below 23 degress. And tuern it on when temperature rises above (?) 25.
It looks good to me, although I canāt tell if all the indents and everything is OK, as long as it runs it should be.
I would think 10 minutes would be OK, as you have a fairly large hysteresis between the on and off temperatures, depends on how quickly the AC unit cools down the room - you may have to experiment a bit to find the ideal temperature settings.
If it does turn out that it turns on and off every 10 minutes that might not be ideal as that will put extra strain on your compressor, in that case you should ideally set the A/C unit to a less powerful cooling mode so that it will run for a while before hitting < 24.