Tapo H110 IR Hub always switches AC to Heat mode instead of Cool
Hello TP-Link Community,
I’m using the Tapo H110 Smart IR & IoT Hub to control my air conditioner. However, every time I try to turn on the AC via HomeKit, it always switches to Heat mode instead of Cool mode.
When I press Cool at 22°C, the hub still sends the command as Heat.
- I already tried “Smart Match” and also “Custom Learn” for the remote, but the issue remains.
- My AC brand: Midea
Current H110 firmware version:1.1.0 Build 250514 Rel.. 162037
I called TP-Link Vietnam support, and they suggested that I should ask the TP-Link Community for further assistance.
Could you please check if this is a firmware bug or an IR code mapping issue? And is there any workaround or upcoming fix for this problem?
Thank you very much in advance!
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Do you have a Matter-enabled controller from Apple?
Unfortunately, we don't have information regarding this case yet. Let me check with our tech team first, i'll share more updates when i learn more.
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I'm experiencing the same issue so I did a bit of searching and according to the below table switching AC mode is not supported on Matter/Apple Home.
https://www.tp-link.com/ae/support/faq/4128/#_Toc182989444
As a side note, I also have a Switchbot Hub mini and switching AC mode works fine with it so it is not a Matter/Apple Home limitation but rather a Tapo H110 limitation. Therefore, the question is if/when Tapo will release a firmware update to support switching AC mode in Matter/Apple Home.
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Hi @Wayne-TP
This issue is seriously affecting my smart home setup. Since the Tapo H110 cannot properly switch my air conditioner between Cool and Heat modes via HomeKit, it breaks many of my automations, as most of my routines are built through Apple HomeKit.
I use HomeKit as my primary automation platform because my home features multiple devices from various brands, all seamlessly integrated through HomeKit.
I really hope TP-Link can fix this issue soon in the next firmware update.
Thank you!
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@Tonyvina on top od that when I change temperature via the Home app it would simply turn off my AC
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Hi everyone, i just checked with the tech team, and there is a beta firmware available that should help to address this issue. If you would like to try it out, send me the Mac address of your Tapo H110 hub through a private message.
Before the Upgrade
(1) Please be sure you have read the Beta Test Agreement before upgrading the Pre-release firmware!
(2) How to update the firmware of the Tapo devices on the Tapo App
(3) Firmware downgrade is not supported. When a new official version is released, updating it will overwrite the beta version.
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@Wayne-TP Thank you so much! Can I check if this issue has also been solved in the beta update?
"when I change temperature via the Home app it would simply turn off my AC"
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@Anson225 Beta firmware has been sent to your device, you may check it later in the Tapo app and perform the update.
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