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Request support for Hunter Pacific 9 Speed WiFi Remote
This is a Wi-Fi module that can be inserted into various Hunter Pacific fans.
https://www.hunterpacificinternational.com/smart-wifi-module
name: Ceiling fan and light
products:
- id: agjbamgmrbcbazp7
name: Hunter Pacific 9 Speed WiFi Remote
primary_entity:
entity: fan
dps:
- id: 60
type: boolean
name: switch
- id: 62
type: integer
name: speed
range:
min: 1
max: 9
mapping:
- scale: 0.09
- id: 63
type: string
name: direction
secondary_entities:
- entity: light
dps:
- id: 20
type: boolean
name: switch
- id: 22
name: brightness
type: integer
range:
min: 1
max: 9
mapping:
- scale: 0.0353
I've tested locally with all functions working.
Thanks @blackice013, I've also added this to my home assistant setup successfully. I believe the speed and brightness mappings are unnecessary though (as per this and this).
Did you happen to figure out any way of controlling the light colour temperature?
Also if it helps you (or anyone else), I found a way to stop the Hunter Pacific Evolve EC/DC fans from beeping after every command (was going to drive me insane!):
- turn off at the switch for ≈30 seconds, then back on
- make sure the light is off
- press 1H, 2H, 4H, 1H, 2H, 4H on the remote in that order
Thanks for the tip about stopping the beeping @danVnest! Unfortunately there isn't a way to control the colour temperature with the WiFi module. I contacted the manufacturer and they confirmed you can't change the colour using WiFi. Strangely I believe the Pixie module can.
No worries! I also asked the manufacturer and they said much the same. I'd guess all they need to do is update the device definition through the Tuya development platform. There's plenty of similar lights (and fans) with color_temp at dps id 23 (e.g. this one).
The mappings were required when this issue was filed, it is only since 2024.2.0 that the scale is no longer needed, and it will automatically fill the available scale from HA.