Bridge service for communicating with Gree air conditioners using MQTT broadcasts. It can also be used as a Hass.io addon.
- NodeJS (>=8.11.0) with NPM
- An MQTT broker and Gree smart HVAC device on the same network
- Docker (for building Hass.io addon)
Make sure you have NodeJS (>=8.11.0) installed and run the following (adjust the arguments to match your setup):
npm install
node index.js \
--hvac-host="192.168.1.255" \
--mqtt-broker-url="mqtt://localhost" \
--mqtt-topic-prefix="home/greehvac" \
--mqtt-username="" \
--mqtt-password=""
MQTT topic scheme:
MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/COMMAND/get
Get valueMQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/COMMAND/set
Set value
Note: boolean values are set using 0 or 1
Command | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
temperature | any integer | In degrees Celsius by default |
mode | off, auto, cool, heat, dry, fan_only | Operation mode |
fanspeed | auto, low, mediumLow, medium, mediumHigh, high | Fan speed |
swinghor | default, full, fixedLeft, fixedMidLeft, fixedMid, fixedMidRight, fixedRight | Horizontal Swing |
swingvert | default, full, fixedTop, fixedMidTop, fixedMid, fixedMidBottom, fixedBottom, swingBottom, swingMidBottom, swingMid, swingMidTop, swingTop | Vetical swing |
power | 0, 1 | Turn device on/off |
health | 0, 1 | Health ("Cold plasma") mode, only for devices equipped with "anion generator", which absorbs dust and kills bacteria |
powersave | 0, 1 | Power Saving mode |
lights | 0, 1 | Turn on/off device lights |
quiet | 0, 1, 2, 3 | Quiet modes |
blow | 0, 1 | Keeps the fan running for a while after shutting down (also called "X-Fan", only usable in Dry and Cool mode) |
air | off, inside, outside, mode3 | Fresh air valve |
sleep | 0, 1 | Sleep mode |
turbo | 0, 1 | Turbo mode |
The service can be used as a 3rd party addon for the Hass.io MQTT climate platform, although not all commands are supported.
- Install the addon
- Customize addon options (HVAC host, MQTT broker URL, MQTT topic prefix)
- Add the following to your
configuration.yaml
climate:
- platform: mqtt
# Change to whatever you want
name: Gree HVAC
# Change MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX to what you've set in addon options
current_temperature_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/temperature/get"
temperature_command_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/temperature/set"
temperature_state_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/temperature/get"
mode_state_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/mode/get"
mode_command_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/mode/set"
fan_mode_state_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/fanspeed/get"
fan_mode_command_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/fanspeed/set"
swing_mode_state_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/swingvert/get"
swing_mode_command_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/swingvert/set"
power_state_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/power/get"
power_command_topic: "MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX/power/set"
# Keep the following as is
payload_off: 0
payload_on: 1
modes:
- "off"
- "auto"
- "cool"
- "heat"
- "dry"
- "fan_only"
swing_modes:
- "default"
- "full"
- "fixedTop"
- "fixedMidTop"
- "fixedMid"
- "fixedMidBottom"
- "fixedBottom"
- "swingBottom"
- "swingMidBottom"
- "swingMid"
- "swingMidTop"
- "swingTop"
fan_modes:
- "auto"
- "low"
- "mediumLow"
- "medium"
- "mediumHigh"
- "high"
Hass.io doesn't supply separate on/off switch. Use the dedicated mode for that.
Create an ./data/options.json
file inside the repo with persistent addon configuration.
docker build \
--build-arg BUILD_FROM="homeassistant/amd64-base:latest" \
-t gree-hvac-mqtt-bridge .
docker run --rm -v "$PWD/data":/data gree-hvac-mqtt-bridge
To run it when the PC starts, a systemd service has to be created by following the following commands.
sudo cp /opt/gree-hvac-mqtt-bridge/gree-bridge.service /etc/systemd/system/gree-bridge.service
sudo chmod +x /etc/systemd/system/gree-bridge.service
sudo systemctl enable gree-bridge
sudo systemctl start gree-bridge
As of 1.2.0 the Hassio addon supports multiple devices by running paralell NodeJS processes in PM2. Old configurations will work, but will run without PM2.
config example:
{
"mqtt": {
"broker_url": "mqtt://localhost",
"username": "user",
"password": "pass",
"retain": false
},
"devices": [
{
"hvac_host": "192.168.0.255",
"mqtt_topic_prefix": "/home/hvac01"
},
{
"hvac_host": "192.168.0.254",
"mqtt_topic_prefix": "/home/hvac02"
}
]
}
- Make sure your HVAC is running in AP mode. You can reset the WiFi config by pressing MODE +WIFI (or MODE + TURBO) on the AC remote for 5s.
- Connect with the AP wifi network (the SSID name should be a 8-character alfanumeric, e.g. "u34k5l166").
- Run the following in your UNIX terminal:
echo -n "{\"psw\": \"YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD\",\"ssid\": \"YOUR_WIFI_SSID\",\"t\": \"wlan\"}" | nc -cu 192.168.1.1 7000
Note: This command may vary depending on your OS (e.g. Linux, macOS, CygWin). If facing problems, please consult the appropriate netcat manual.
[1.2.3]
- Fix run script for single device with same configuration
- Run single device as a systemd service
- Add option to MQTT for retain flag
[1.2.2]
- Fix incorrect state checks
[1.2.0]
- Add multiple device support
- Update config with supported architectures
- Fix state being published even if nothing changed
[1.1.2]
- Discovered codes added for Air and Quiet to avoid errors
- Added swingHor mode codes
[1.1.1]
- Add Turbo mode
[1.1.0]
- Add support for MQTT authentication
- BREAKING: Update MQTT mode state names to match Hass.io defaults
- Add support for new modes: Air, Power Save, Lights, Health, Quiet, Sleep, Blow
- Fix deprecated Buffer() use
[1.0.5]
- Add Hass.io API security role
[1.0.4]
- Bump NodeJS version to 8.11.2
[1.0.3]
- Fix power off command
[1.0.2]
- Bump NodeJS version to 8.9.3
[1.0.1]
- Update MQTT version
- Add UDP error handling
- Extend Readme
[1.0.0] First release
This project is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 - see the LICENSE.md file for details