Come home to a comfortable room.
We connect compatible aircon to Home Assistant with sensible schedules, room sensors and the familiar controls you already know.
Your aircon model decides whether its own controls, a wired adapter, an API or infrared is the right fit.
You keep an easy way to control the aircon yourself, while Home Assistant takes care of the routines that genuinely help.
Is this what you have in mind?
We’ll check your existing equipment and the room before recommending how to connect it.
You’d like the aircon to follow your rooms and routines, not a fixed timer
You want several units in one place, without losing their own remotes
You’d like help choosing between an adapter, wired gateway, API or infrared
You’d rather see real results than trust a savings claim
From the equipment to the everyday controls.
A check of your indoor units and controllers
Adapter, wired, API or infrared: which suits you
Room temperature and presence sensors
Schedules, scenes and sensible temperature limits
Testing manual control and what happens if a link drops
A Home Assistant dashboard and a walkthrough
Your aircon model decides what’s possible
Some units take a network adapter or a wired connection. Others connect through the maker’s API. Many existing units only understand infrared, just like a remote. Each route differs in feedback, reliability and upkeep.
So we start with your model numbers and controllers, and the proposal fits the equipment you actually have.
Good automation understands the room
A schedule on its own rarely does the job. Room temperature, whether someone’s there, an open door and your sleep or work routine can all make the aircon more useful, as long as the rules stay easy to follow.
You always keep a manual override and sensible limits, so anyone can change the room without arguing with an automation.
We measure results instead of promising a percentage
Automation can cut obvious waste, like cooling an empty room for hours. But real savings depend on your equipment, the room, the weather and how you live, so we don’t put a one-size-fits-all savings figure on it.
Where it’s practical, we can show runtime or energy use in Home Assistant and fine-tune the routine around real use.
These details decide what will work well in your home.
- The exact indoor unit, outdoor unit and controller models
- Whether Home Assistant can see the aircon’s status, or only send infrared commands
- Where to measure room temperature so the reading is actually useful
- How your existing remote or wall controller keeps working
- What happens after a power cut, a network hiccup or a missed command
From first visit to finished home.
Check your equipment
We note your exact aircon and controller models, because one brand can need several different approaches.
Pick the right connection
We weigh up adapter, wired, API and infrared options, including what each can and can’t do.
Set up the routines
We add schedules, room sensing and easy overrides that suit each room.
Test it in real life
We check everyday use, manual changes and what happens when a connection drops.
Questions about aircon control.
Can Home Assistant control any aircon?+
No. It depends on your exact indoor unit, controller and the connection available. Many infrared units can be automated, while native or wired control needs support for your specific model.
Is infrared aircon control reliable?+
It can work well, but basic infrared is usually one-way, so it may not know when someone uses another remote. Where the transmitter sits, how it tracks the aircon and your backup controls all need careful thought.
Will the original aircon remote still work?+
Yes, in the setups we normally recommend. You keep your familiar remote, and we test how changes you make with it show up (or don’t) in Home Assistant.
Will smart control lower my electricity bill?+
It can help reduce cooling in empty rooms, but savings depend on your equipment, settings and habits. We don’t promise a fixed percentage. Where suitable, we can plan metering to help you track the result.
Let’s make your home work for you.
Planning a renovation or fixing an existing setup? Send us your project details. We’ll review them and reply by email.