Home Assistant Custom Integration for Midea dehumidifiers (Inventor EVA II PRO WiFi / Comfee MDDP-50DEN7 appliances).
Author: Andrea Barbaresi =2020=
Licence: GPLv3
This repo contains a Home Assistant custom integration for EVA II PRO WiFi Smart Dehumidifier appliance by Midea/Inventor. It has been reported that the custom integration can work also with Comfee MDDP-50DEN7 appliance.
This custom component is based on python library midea_inventor_lib.: see library's readme and prerequisites to be able to control your device on Home Assistant.
Info about the dehumidifier appliance can be found here.
You can buy Inventor/Comfee smart dehumidifier appliances (WiFi version) on Amazon (the links below contain my referral code):
- Update HomeAssistant to version 0.96.0 or newer
- In HACS Store, search for [barban-dev/midea_dehumidifier]
- Install the custom integration
- Activate midea_dehumidifier custom integration on your HA's configuration yaml file (see instructions below)
- Update HomeAssistant to version 0.96.0 or newer
- Clone this repo
- Copy the
custom_components/midea_dehumidifierfolder into your HA'scustom_componentsfolder - Activate midea_dehumidifier custom integration on your HA's configuration yaml file (see instructions below)
Add the following section in your configuration.yaml & restart HA (use the same username and password of your INVmate II App):
midea_dehumidifier:
username: user@example.com
password: passwordExample
As usual, you can hide your secret password by means of !secret notation by specifing it in secrets.yaml
Alternatively, if you prefer, sha256password parameter can be used instead of the password one to specify password's sha-256 hash
midea_dehumi:
username: user@example.com
sha256password: cf76d55503cdee3....
If everything is ok, you will find the following two new entities in your HA dashboard:
- humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_[Device_ID]
- sensor.midea_dehumidifier_[Device_ID]_humidity
By means of the humidifier entity, you can control your appliance whereas the sensor reports the detected current humidity on your environment.
Add the following part of code to have a lovelace card representing your device and able to control all its features (change "12345678901234" with your device's ID):
configuration.yaml
input_select:
dehumidifier_fan_mode:
name: "Fan Mode"
options:
- Silent
- Medium
- High
icon: "mdi:animation-outline"
dehumidifier_modes:
name: "Modes"
options:
- Target_humidity
- Continuous
- Smart
- Dryer
icon: "mdi:animation-outline"
sensor:
- platform: template
sensors:
midea_current_humidity:
friendly_name: "midea_current_humidity"
value_template: "{{ state_attr('humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234', 'current_humidity') }}"
unit_of_measurement: "%"
midea_target_humidity:
friendly_name: "midea_target_humidity"
value_template: "{{ state_attr('humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234', 'humidity') }}"
unit_of_measurement: "%"
automations.yaml
- alias: input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode change
trigger:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode
platform: state
action:
service: midea_dehumidifier.set_fan_speed
data_template:
entity_id: humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234
fan_speed: '{{ states.input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode.state }}'
###
- alias: MideaDehumidifier fan speed change
trigger:
entity_id: humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234
platform: state
action:
service: input_select.select_option
data_template:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode
option: '{{ states.humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234.attributes.fan_speed_mode }}'
###
- alias: Set input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode options to 'High' when state of device change to Dryer
trigger:
platform: template
value_template: "{% if is_state('input_select.dehumidifier_modes', 'Dryer') %}true{% endif %}"
action:
service: input_select.set_options
data_template:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode
options:
- 'High'
- alias: Revert back input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode options when state of device change to not Dryer
trigger:
platform: template
value_template: "{% if not is_state('input_select.dehumidifier_modes', 'Dryer') %}true{% endif %}"
action:
service: input_select.set_options
data_template:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_fan_mode
options:
- 'Silent'
- 'medium'
- 'High'
######
- alias: input_select.dehumidifier_modes change
trigger:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_modes
platform: state
action:
service: midea_dehumidifier.set_mode
data_template:
entity_id: humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234
mode: '{{ states.input_select.dehumidifier_modes.state }}'
###
- alias: MideaDehumidifier mode change
trigger:
entity_id: humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234
platform: state
action:
service: input_select.select_option
data_template:
entity_id: input_select.dehumidifier_modes
option: '{{ states.humidifier.midea_dehumidifier_12345678901234.attributes.mode }}'
After installation, final result should look similar to this:
\\<ha_ip_address>
└── config
├── custom_components
│ └── midea_dehumidifier
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── humidifier.py
│ ├── manifest.json
│ ├── sensor.py
│ └── services.yaml
└── deps
└── lib
└── python3.6
└── site-packages
└── midea_inventor_lib
└── libfiles...
If you cannot find the midea_dehumidifier entity on HA, check the logs generated by HA to track the issue. In order to set DEBUG level for midea_dehumidifier, add the following in your HA's configuration yaml:
logger:
default: info
logs:
custom_components.midea_dehumidifier: debug
custom_components.humidifier.midea_dehumidifier: debug
custom_components.sensor.midea_dehumidifier: debug
Copy /midea_inventor_lib folder on \deps\lib\python3.6\site-packages\ of your HA's configuration shared folder.
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