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SmartIR Light

Find your device's brand code here and add the number in the device_code field. If your device is not supported, you will need to learn your own IR codes and place them in the Json file in smartir/custom_codes/light subfolder. Please refer to this guide to find a way how to do it. Once you have working device file please do not forgot to submit Pull Request so it could be inherited to this project for other users.

Configuration variables

Name Type Default Description
name string optional The name of the device
unique_id string optional An ID that uniquely identified this device. If two devices have the same unique ID, Home Assistant will raise an exception.
device_code number required (Accepts only positive numbers)
controller_data string required The data required for the controller to function. Look into configuration examples below for valid configuration entries for different controller types.
delay number optional Adjusts the delay in seconds between multiple commands. The default is 0.5
power_sensor string optional entity_id for a sensor or that monitors whether your device is actually On or Off. This may be a power monitor sensor, or a helper that monitors power usage with a threshold. (Accepts only on/off states)
power_sensor_delay int optional Maximum delay in second in which power sensor is able to report back to HA changed state of the device, default is 10 seconds. If sensor reaction time is longer extend this time, otherwise you might get unwanted changes in the device state.
power_sensor_restore_state boolean optional If true than in case power sensor will report to HA that device is on without HA actually switching it on (device was switched on by remote, of device cycled, etc.), than HA will report last assumed state and attributes at the time when the device was on managed by HA. If set to false when device will be reported as on by the power sensors all device attributes will be reported as UNKNOWN. Default is true.

Example (using broadlink controller)

Add a Broadlink RM device named "Bedroom" via config flow (read the docs).

smartir:

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom Ceiling Light
    unique_id: bedroom_ceiling_light
    device_code: 1000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: Broadlink
      remote_entity: remote.bedroom_remote
      delay_secs: 0.5
      num_repeats: 1
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using xiaomi controller)

remote:
  - platform: xiaomi_miio
    host: 192.168.10.10
    token: YOUR_TOKEN

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 2000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: Xiaomi
      remote_entity: remote.xiaomi_miio_192_168_10_10
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using MQTT controller)

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 3000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: MQTT
      mqtt_topic: home-assistant/bedroom_light/command
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using mqtt Z06/UFO-R11 controller)

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 3000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: UFOR11
      mqtt_topic: home-assistant/bedroom_light/command
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using LOOKin controller)

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 4000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: LOOKin
      remote_host: 192.168.10.10
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using ESPHome)

ESPHome configuration example:

esphome:
  name: my_espir
  platform: ESP8266
  board: esp01_1m

api:
  services:
    - service: send_raw_command
      variables:
        command: int[]
      then:
        - remote_transmitter.transmit_raw:
            code: !lambda "return command;"

remote_transmitter:
  pin: GPIO14
  carrier_duty_percent: 50%

HA configuration.yaml:

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 4000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: ESPHome
      esphome_service: my_espir_send_raw_command
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Example (using ZHA controller and a TuYa ZS06)

light:
  - platform: smartir
    name: Bedroom light
    unique_id: bedroom_light
    device_code: 5000
    controller_data:
      controller_type: ZHA
      zha_ieee: "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX"
      zha_endpoint_id: 1
      zha_cluster_id: 57348
      zha_cluster_type: "in"
      zha_command: 2
      zha_command_type: "server"
    power_sensor: binary_sensor.bedroom_light_power

Light device files

As well as the command mappings, the light device config supports two lists: brightness and color_temperature. These should be sorted lists from lower to higher values of brightness on a scale of 1 to 255, and color temperature in Kelvin (normally from 2700 to 6500). Supported commands are on off, brighten, dim, warmer, colder and night. If night is configured, it is implemented as a special brightness step that can be selected by setting a brightness of 1 (such lights usually have a separate small and dim nightlight bulb inside the fixture).

Available codes for Light devices

Light codes