Electrolux home appliance integration joins Home Assistant tutorial – Home Assistant step-by-step tutorial EP 13 

The most fascinating thing about Home Assistant is that it can integrate almost all home appliances on the market and let various devices in your home move according to your habits through automation and scenarios! Today we will help you integrate Electrolux home appliances into Home Assistant!

Step 1. Download and install Electrolux Wellbeing from HACS

Search "Electrolux Wellbeing" on HACS and install it

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Step 2. Add new integration with Electrolux Wellbeing

  1. "Settings" on the left
  2. Click "Devices and Services"
左側「設定」、點選「裝置與服務」
  1. Click "Add Integration" on the lower right
點擊右下「新增整合」
  1. Find and click "Electrolux Wellbeing"
找到並點選「Electrolux Wellbeing」

Step 3. Set up Electrolux Wellbeing

  1. Open and log in "Electrolux for developers"
  2. Enter the Api Key Name (this is for identification only, just give it a name you like)
  3. Click "CREATE NEW API KEY"
  4. Click "GENERATE TOKEN" below
取得 API KEY 及 TOKEN
  1. Return to HA and continue to fill in the API key, Access Token, and Refresh Token.
  2. Click "Send"
回到 HA 依續填入 API key、Access Token、Refresh Token

You're done!

That’s it! We currently only have Pure A9 Air PurifierThis air purifier alone has various air quality indicators such as temperature, humidity, CO2, PM 2.5, etc. (as shown below). It is very useful when used with various automatic air conditioners, dehumidifiers, etc.!

Electrolux Pure A9 空氣清淨機

If you still don’t know how to set up Home Assistant automation, you can also refer to these two tutorials:

7 COMMENTS
    • Hi BEN,
      First go to HACS and search for "Electrolux Wellbeing" and install it, then continue with the following steps. I missed this paragraph when I was writing it, so I just added it~

  1. Hi neil, I have a JIS 300 series air purifier
    After integrating into HA, you can only use the manual mode to adjust the fan speed and cannot use the smart mode. If you use the smart mode, an error will pop up.
    In addition, the device sometimes displays an unavailable status, but as long as it is left for half an hour, it will display normally again.
    The above problem only appeared after Electrolux added api key verification.
    I want to ask if anyone has the same situation QQ

    • Yes, yes, I have encountered the same situation as you. It turns out that I am not alone.

      I have 300 500, pure A9 and pure A9.2 at home.
      Extreme 300 and 500 smarts also report an error, but can use quiet mode. However, pure auto has no problem.

      I'm the same as you about API token, but I don't have a solution at the moment. I can only leave it alone and let it automatically recover. I saw someone on github changed the time interval from 60 to 120, and some people found that the API token is only valid for 24 hours...

      • I think the master on github said that the wind speed adjustment of the Extreme 300/500 only has 3-stage adjustment, unlike the A9, which can be adjusted without steps, so in HA, you can only choose quiet mode, which has a number of steps...
        In addition, after I changed the time to 120, it rarely became unavailable!!!!!

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