I would like you to make proper integration for samsung windfree models. All I could find is an integration via smartthings, and that one doesnt support mode as its windfree… Could you do something about this, or give me some further info if I am wrong, and some way does exist…
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Hello, this problem is resolved by custom smarthings integration in HACS. 
Have a nice day!
Hello, this problem is resolved by custom smarthings integration in HACS. Have a nice day!
Hello, this problem is resolved by custom smarthings integration in HACS. Have a nice day!
Hi, I can’t find this integration in HACS. Can you give me the url to repository
Just write SmartThings Custom, that is the exact name. There is possibility of windfree, light control, sound control… Everything you possibly need.
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Hello,
If you use MQTT, have a SmartThings account and use docker on Linux, try out the bridge I created:
Tested it with my 2 Geo + aircons. It’s not perfect but keen on some feedback.
Sorry, I’m new to Home assistant, I’m coming from Smartthings. I wanted to understand if there is a way to integrate just the windfree air conditioners without having to integrate the entire smartthings account in the cloud. I have over 80 devices in Smartthings, and I would only like to take these 2 air conditioners with me. Should I delete them all from Smartthigs, or is there some other solution, maybe even local? Thank you
Hi Diegocampy. Not sure which version of the aircons you have but for the latest ones Samsung locked the devices in to their eco system. So at a minimum you will need a smartthings account with at least the two aircons on it. From there using the HACS smarthings integration or if it the aircons are compatible and you are willing to try, the solution I mentioned.I found at least two other options for older versions of the aircons but would need some development, check out GitHub - SebastianOsinski/HomebridgePluginSamsungAirConditioner: Homebridge plugin for controlling Samsung Air Conditioners working on port 2878.
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Yes, I did it like this and it works, but I had to eliminate the integration because by logging into Smartthings, over 100 devices that I have in my account are imported into Home Assistant and I would like to import only the air conditioners, precisely so as not to cause too much confusion on Home Assistant with double devices with the same name, an old one from smartthings and a new one from home assistant. I’m at the beginning of the configuration on Home assistant, perhaps I could wait towards the end, and delete everything from Smartthings leaving only the air conditioners if there are no other solutions. Thank you
I finally got rid of smartthings hub and am a pure HA user. Now I have the two integrated air conditioners, but also the three cameras, and I keep getting this error every time I restart. Is there anything we can do to fix it? I would like to keep the cameras, they are useful as motion sensors
Logger: homeassistant.components.sensor
Source: components/sensor/__init__.py:691
Integration: Sensore (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 16:32:05 (3 occurrences)
Last logged: 16:32:05
Entity sensor.telecamera_garage_rssi_signal_strength (<class 'custom_components.smartthings.sensor.SmartThingsSensor'>) is using native unit of measurement 'None' which is not a valid unit for the device class ('signal_strength') it is using; expected one of ['dBm', 'dB']; Please update your configuration if your entity is manually configured, otherwise create a bug report at https://github.com/veista/smartthings/issues
Entity sensor.telecamera_casetta_rssi_signal_strength (<class 'custom_components.smartthings.sensor.SmartThingsSensor'>) is using native unit of measurement 'None' which is not a valid unit for the device class ('signal_strength') it is using; expected one of ['dBm', 'dB']; Please update your configuration if your entity is manually configured, otherwise create a bug report at https://github.com/veista/smartthings/issues
Entity sensor.telecamera_corridoio_rssi_signal_strength (<class 'custom_components.smartthings.sensor.SmartThingsSensor'>) is using native unit of measurement 'None' which is not a valid unit for the device class ('signal_strength') it is using; expected one of ['dBm', 'dB']; Please update your configuration if your entity is manually configured, otherwise create a bug report at https://github.com/veista/smartthings/issues
I noticed that if I turn on the air conditioner from the remote control or from the Smartthings app, Home Assistant doesn’t update 
I don’t understand if it’s just my problem or if it’s a limitation of the custom integration.
Thanks
Hello everyone! 
I wanted to share a project that might be of great interest to those looking to integrate their Samsung WindFree air conditioners into Home Assistant with advanced monitoring and control capabilities.
Project Overview
Our ESPHome Samsung HVAC Bus Integration project (link below) is a comprehensive solution for connecting Samsung WindFree and other HVAC units to Home Assistant using the ESP32 platform. We’ve focused on enabling seamless communication, precise energy monitoring, and detailed control over various features of your HVAC units.
Key Features:
- Support for NASA and Non-NASA protocols: Our integration covers both NASA (Networked Air Solution Architecture) and Non-NASA units, providing compatibility with a wide range of Samsung HVAC models.
- Energy Monitoring Sensors: We’ve included sensors for tracking outdoor instantaneous power consumption and cumulative energy usage, helping you manage and optimize energy consumption effectively.
- Temperature and Environmental Monitoring: Get precise readings of outdoor and indoor temperatures, supporting smarter climate management in Home Assistant.
- Advanced Control Features: Control fan speed, operation mode, swing settings, and more directly from your Home Assistant dashboard.
- Optimized Codebase: Significant refactoring and memory optimizations have been implemented to ensure reliable performance even on low-power devices like the M5Stack ATOM Lite with RS-485 modules.
Who is this for?
This project is ideal for Home Assistant enthusiasts and tech-savvy individuals who want deeper control and visibility over their Samsung HVAC systems. It’s an open-source solution, and we actively engage with the community to continuously improve it.
Feel free to check out our detailed documentation and installation guide on the project’s GitHub Wiki. If you have any questions or suggestions, your feedback is more than welcome!
Hi, After new home assistant update It is not working. Have you identified a workaround?