tomvoo
(Tom)
April 23, 2024, 4:55am
1
Hi all! So today we’ve gotten installed our new heat pump and hot water heat-pump. Both are Clivet which I think is a Midea brand. Models are for the heat pump Edge Evo 14.2 and Swan -2 300.
Here in Italy you see these more often. I’m looking/have been looking for the best way to integrate both units into home assistant but doing some research I don’t seem to find something straightforward. I’m seeing USB WiFi dongles for Midea AC units but none of those mention the (more complicated) heat pump or warm water unit.
Both units have ModBus so I can probably tinker something together but I was wondering if someone has some experience with integrating these units.
Thanks
Did you see this pop up as you were posting? Anything help you in this 1000 message thread?
Midea branded AC’s with ESPhome (no cloud) .
tomvoo
(Tom)
April 24, 2024, 4:45am
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Thanks @Sir_Goodenough I did see that massive post but it talks only about AC/s. I might post something in the thread there though. Thanks!
xi1n1xa
(Xi1n1xa)
May 13, 2024, 3:45pm
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tomvoo:
Evo
I see that this controller will be useful: https://shop.svenar.nl/ to integrate to HA. I will try in my Midea heat pump clone (Mundoclima in Spain).
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tomvoo
(Tom)
May 14, 2024, 6:01am
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@xi1n1xa that’s exactly the one I bought from Sven
hi, I have a Swn2 190s and I’m in the same condition as you. I tried with the EW11 interface I can communicate but I receive incorrect data. I’m still looking for a solution.
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 14, 2024, 2:36pm
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hi @tatoviola i switched to a Modbus implementation using a waveshare module. It works better than the current Midea integration which contains bugs on the water heater module that I was not able to find a fix for.
If you solved it can you tell me how you did it? I’m struggling but I can’t solve it. Thank you
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 15, 2024, 11:50am
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tomvoo
(Tom)
May 15, 2024, 11:51am
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just thinking, what is wrong about the values in your screenshot?
can you send me your code? I receive wrong data. for each grade he scores 2 more points. I used the offset command to improve the values but they are totally wrong.
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 15, 2024, 6:09pm
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Sure, here you go:
- name: waveshare1
type: tcp
host: 192.168.xxx.xxx
port: 502
delay: 2
timeout: 5
# binary_sensors:
# - name: water_heatpump_on_off
# input_type: holding
# address: 0
# slave: 1
sensors:
# The two most interesting values at the top
- name: water_heatpump_target_temperature
unique_id: f8c8a1a9-ef93-4764-a744-2aeeaa4ee2ce
scan_interval: 30
address: 2
slave: 1
offset: -15
scale: 0.5
- name: water_heatpump_current_temperature
unique_id: f8c8a1a9-ef93-4764-a744-2aeeaa4ee2ca
scan_interval: 30
address: 113
slave: 1
offset: -15
scale: 0.5
#Possible values: hybrid, e-heating, holiday
- name: water_heatpump_mode
scan_interval: 10
address: 100
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_temperature_top_of_tank
scan_interval: 30
address: 101
slave: 1
offset: -15
scale: 0.5
- name: water_heatpump_temperature_bottom_of_tank
scan_interval: 30
address: 102
slave: 1
offset: -15
scale: 0.5
- name: water_heatpump_condensor_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 103
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_outdoor_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 104
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_exhaust_gas_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 105
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_suction_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 106
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_load_output
scan_interval: 30
address: 109
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_max_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 111
slave: 1
unit_of_measurement: C
- name: water_heatpump_min_temperature
scan_interval: 30
address: 112
slave: 1
unit_of_measurement: C
- name: water_heatpump_water_remaining
scan_interval: 30
address: 114
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_aux_status
scan_interval: 30
address: 115
slave: 1
- name: water_heatpump_compressor_running_time
scan_interval: 30
address: 116
slave: 1
switches:
- name: water_heatpump_on_off_toggle
address: 0
slave: 1
write_type: holding
verify:
input_type: holding
address: 0
climates:
- name: "water_heatpump_climate"
address: 113
slave: 1
input_type: holding
max_temp: 70
min_temp: 30
precision: 1
target_temp_register: 2
temp_step: 1
temperature_unit: C
hvac_onoff_register: 0
write_registers: true
offset: -15
scale: 0.5
thanks for the code. I ordered the same modbus converter as you. I’ll try over the weekend.
What year is your Swan?
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 16, 2024, 4:14am
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It’s brand new. I got the register info from the manual, maybe you can confirm yours is the same. I have a Swan 2 300.
with the converter you recommended it works great. Thank you! do you know how to create the command to activate and deactivate resistance mode?
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 27, 2024, 11:53am
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It’s this line:
- name: water_heatpump_mode
scan_interval: 10
address: 100
slave: 1
You can also write to that register to set the mode. This is from the docs:
1 Setting mode 1:invalid ; 2:hybird 3: e-heater 4:vacation
So that would mean value 3.
I didn’t set this up yet so let me know when/if you worked it out.
tomvoo
(Tom)
May 27, 2024, 6:19pm
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I tried this tonight @tatoviola but it’s not address 100 as that’s just a read register but it should be register 1. Here’s a working button:
type: button
name: E-Heater
tap_action:
action: call-service
service: modbus.write_register
service_data:
hub: waveshare1
slave: 1
address: 1
value: 3
hold_action:
action: none
show_icon: true
show_name: true
entity: sensor.water_heatpump_mode
perfectly functional. Well done! thank you so much