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homebridge-fujitsu-smart

Homebridge plug in for Fujistu Mini Split with web-based scheduling UI and smart temperature support.

This started life as an extension to the current mini-split module but with fan control, and rapidly got out of hand ...

Warning this plugin this is currently experimental, use at your own risk! It will probably burn your house down.

UI Multiple Schedules Room Temps Graphs

Installation

  1. Install homebridge
  2. Install this plugin: npm install -g homebridge-fujitsu-smart
  3. Edit your config.json file (See below).
"accessories": [
    {
        "accessory": "FGLairSmartThermostat",
        "name": "Fujitsu Mini Spit",
        "username": "FGLAIR USERNAME",
        "password": "FGLAIR PASSWORD",
        "temperatureDisplayUnits": 1,
        "smart": {
            "miio": {
                "username": "MII USERNAME",
                "password": "MII PASSWORD",
                "region": "cn"
            },
            "feelslike": true,
            "portnr": 8080,
            "weather": {
                "key": "OPENWEATHERMAPAPI KEY",
                "zipcode": "94707"
            }
        }
    },
]
Key Description
accessory Must be FGLairSmartThermostat
name Name to appear in the Home app
username FGLair Username
password FGLair Password
model (optional) Appears under "Model" for your accessory in the Home app
region (optional) Region for thermostat, change for China & E.U. (Default: "us")
temperatureDisplayUnits (optional) Celcius (0) or Fahrenheit (1) (Default: 0)
includeFilter (optional) Include a filter fan service. The filter fan is run when the program doesnt need to heat or cool and keeps the air moving through the system air filter (Default: false)
smart (optional) Smart configuration.
smart.miio (optional) Use multiple temperature and occupancy sensors to adapted thermostat. Currently supports the Mi Home platform
smart.miio.username Mi Home Username
smart.miio.password Mi Home Password
smart.miio.region (optional) Will default to cn which supports the latest range of sensor types, but can be set to other regions
smart.feeslike (optional) If true the temperatures will be adjusted based on the humidity, to better refect the temperatures rooms feel
smart.portnr (optional) Port number for Web UI (Default: 8080)
smart.weather (optional) If provided, allows the Web UI to display the current weather. Weather information is read from the OpenWeatherMap API. Provide one of city, latLong, cityId or zipcode
smart.weather.key OpenWeatherMap API key
smart.weather.lang (optional) Language for weather information (Default: en)
smart.weather.city (optional) City name for weather
smart.weather.latLong (optional) [Longitude,Latitude] for weather
smart.weather.cityId (optional) OpenWeatherMap city id for weather
smart.weather.zipcode (optional) Zipcode for weather

Smart operation

Smart operation uses Xiomi temperature, humidity and movement sensors to adjust the thermostat target temperature depending on where you are in your house (in a similar way to the Ecobee thermostat) and the schedule defined. Smart operation takes over the scheduling from your home thermostat and you should disable it.

Sensors must be registered using the Mi Home application.

This plugin will read the sensors periodically, then caclulate a weighted temperature based on the defined schedule, and adjust the thermostat based on this. If the wall temperature is changed by hand, this will override the schedule for a set period of time before the schedule resumes.

Current limitations

  • Only one air conditioner is displayed, the API chooses the first device. I only have one system, so feel free to contribute changes if you have more than one A/C unit.
  • Timeout on token is not enabled, when token is invalid the API will re-authenticate.
  • Auth. Token is not cached
  • Previous thermostat state is not cached
  • For US users, Aqara devices seem like the obvious sensor choice. If anyone knows how to easily read these (no ferreting around for tokens in encypted backups) please let me know as I've had no luck :-(

Wouldn't it be nice ...

  • If HomeKit devices could be allowed read other HomeKit devices state (e.g. sensors). I realize there are security concerns here, but still ...

TODO

  • Lots and lots of testing. Seriously this could burn your house down at the moment.

Contributions

Portions of this software adapted from the projects listed below. A huge thank you, for all their work.