Releases: VeliML/MitsuRunner
Release list
Mitsurunner 2026_1
Release Overview
This MitsuRunner release supports two hardware platforms:
- ESP8266‑based Wemos, and
- ESP32‑based Sonoff Elite THR316D.
Data can be transmitted via MQTT to IoT‑Guru, a local MQTT broker, or to Home Assistant using the HA API.
This release also includes two optional add‑on features:
- Time‑out defrosting adjusted according to outdoor temperature
- Heating cycle length calculation with WEB‑view display
Configuration is now built by including selected YAML modules, instead of editing a single monolithic configuration file. This modular structure makes the setup cleaner, more flexible, and easier to maintain.
Changes from previous release
mitsu_conf.yaml
- Added new selectable modules for compilation and building.
mitsurunner.yaml
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Device stays in reset state until Dallas sensors have received valid readings.
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Adjustments for the adaptive_heating_timeout module.
MQTT_Guru.yaml, MQTT_local.yaml
- Updated for compatibility with future ESPHome versions.
platform_wemos.yaml
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Added feature to display MitsuRunner version in the WEB view.
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WiFi, HA, and MQTT time‑out increased from 6 hours to 10 hours.
platform_elite.yaml
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Updated for compatibility with ESPHome 2026.
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WiFi, HA, and MQTT time‑out increased from 6 hours to 10 hours.
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Added WiFi AP‑mode and captive portal (activated if WiFi is lost for more than 2 minutes).
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User interface improvements (LEDs and display).
secrets_elite.yaml (new)
- Dedicated configuration file for Sonoff Elite THR316D devices.
adaptive_heating_timeout.yaml (new optional feature)
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Outdoor‑temperature‑based adaptive maximum heating time:
Missing outdoor value → default = 3h
Above −10 °C → default + 3h = 6h
Between −10 °C and −20 °C → default + 1.5h = 4.5h
Below −20 °C → default = 3h
heating_cycle.yaml
- Calculates heating cycle durations and displays them in the WEB view and Home Assistant.(new optional feature)
