In my case, I have these commands, just replace the device name:
“turn on ac1715”
“turn off ac1715”
“turn on auto mode on ac1715”
“turn on sleep mode for ac1715”
IIRC I had the same command for sleep mode, but had to change it, because it didn’t work each time.
same problem here.
also tried to scan for open ports on the device, but found none. I think philips might have killed support for local access.
This http integration (GitHub - GeorgeSG/philips_airpurifier_http: Home Assistant integration for Philips Air Purifiers) works for me… So does this mean it makes no sense to try with the more recent COAP integrations? Or is there a chance both work?
Correct, COAP is a completely different protocol and will not work. I have 4 purifiers at home, 2 coap, 2 http based.
Only recommendation I would make is to prevent the machine from communicating over the internet. This breaks the Philips app but avoids firmware updates which have in the past been known to break certain functionality.
Is there a list of compatible firmwares, just took delivery of an 1100 (AC1715) on 0.0.9 and when I try to add it to the HACS integration it just says “Cannot connect to device”