Hi @mn_box,
Unfortunately, Aquarea is not supported by this integration.
Panasonic Aquarea is a completely different system and API than Panasonic Comfort Cloud. Have they integrated it to the Panasonic Comfort Cloud App yet, or is it still redirecting you to a different place once you log in?
You could reverse engineer the heat pump connecting the wifi module to something like putty and control.it with the app and see what data comes out. The guy here made software to command my ac which has a different wifi module. But I’m guessing all the AC’s communicate pretty much the same. It will take some work but I’m convinced it can be done offline using an esp https://github.com/DomiStyle/esphome-panasonic-ac
He also included all his work and stripped all the code and explained it in an ms excel file. It’s very helpful. This Panasonic cloud integration is nice but not very future proof
EDIT: SOVLED: Read to try another browser, then it was in the Add Integration list. Thanks to that reply above.
Hi all,
I just manually installed the Panasonic Comfort Cloud components, but it does not show in integrations. In the log it says the following, but does not seem to show up in the Integrations:
2021-10-18 13:18:55 WARNING (SyncWorker_0) [homeassistant.loader] We found a custom integration panasonic_cc which has not been tested by Home Assistant. This component might cause stability problems, be sure to disable it if you experience issues with Home Assistant
Clearly it has found it, right? So why does it not show up?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Did you go this route and have it successful? I have five indoor units and also would prefer going forward without the cloud. I tried on CZ-TACG1 and it works, but the cloud is less than ideal…especially where I live.
The CZ-TAG can be replaced using the esp module. I posted the link to how already a few times in this topic. I have 2 Panasonic AC’s fully local with only a logic converter and esp32 connected to it
It seems my AC unit does not support Inside or Outside temperatures. Can anyone suggest to me how I can populate the entity (sensor.ac_inside_temperature) with a value from another sensor? Currently it only shows Unavailable. It seems I cannot even set the state manually.
Basically I have to reboot HA many many many times to get it to connect, and then when it does it never finds all 3 units. So I just get to control 1 or 2 of them.
I don’t want to hack the hardware and install an esp.
If you have the dnsk-p11 wifi module there is this alternative: Wifi interface for Panasonic airconditioning (drop-in DNSK-P11 replacement)
There aren’t any modules left but they state they’ll create new ones if they get enough reservations (I need 5). It’s a one-on-one replacement for the module, no need to do other hardware changes.
I can strongly advice against using the panasonic comfort cloud service, apart the stability issues, one of my units seems to share his online profile with another unit, so from time to time I can’t operate my unit, but can operate another unit somewhere out there… 6 months after reporting this panasonic hasn’t been able to solve this
Same here, both my indoor units work if I turn of the w/kWh entitys in the integration settings. I would like to track the used energy, but at this stage i cant