AS35PBPHRA-PRE question

[aureldelic]

Hi, I see you have the same model as me, I was just wondering if its even possible, that these units can have power consumption enabled, or work at half degree? If I enable half degree nothing happens, so is it really firmware locked do you think, or it can be enabled somehow, maybe?
thanks

[tis24dev]

Hi! I've got the exact same model, so I checked mine directly.

Bad news on both:
Half degree: it's blocked by the unit itself, not by the app. The app lets you tap the button, but the air conditioner just ignores it and goes back to full degrees. There's no way to turn it on from the phone or from anything else. These units only do whole degrees, unfortunately.
Power consumption: this model simply doesn't have an energy meter inside, so there's nothing to switch on. The app can't show consumption because the unit never measures it. Only Haier washers and dryers have that, not the AC.

So both are locked by the appliance's firmware, and there's nothing you or I can do to unlock them. Wish I had better news!

[aureldelic]

Thanks for trying, I was hoping there was a way to unlock it somehow :-D

[erpayo]

regarding AC power consumption, I have installed AS35PBBHRA-PA and AS25PBBHRA-PA. Both have power metering, and it's being reported by the addon. However, the amount of energy consumption reported is way higher than real (2734 kWh and 1724 kWh in just 11 day). In hOn app, the energy consumption reported is lower than real, andd maybe the app only reports the energy consumption from the inside units and not the outside unit, which is the one that gets the most of the power.

[tis24dev]

regarding AC power consumption, I have installed AS35PBBHRA-PA and AS25PBBHRA-PA. Both have power metering, and it's being reported by the addon. However, the amount of energy consumption reported is way higher than real (2734 kWh and 1724 kWh in just 11 day). In hOn app, the energy consumption reported is lower than real, andd maybe the app only reports the energy consumption from the inside units and not the outside unit, which is the one that gets the most of the power.

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