Homebridge-bed-control NPM

Homebridge Bed Control

HomeBridge plugin for compatible smart bed platforms

This is an independent plugin and not affiliated with any bed platform company or manufacturer. If you have an issue with the plugin, file a ticket here. The bed companies will not provide support for any problems encountered as a result of using this plugin. Use at your own risk.

This repository contains a smart bed control plugin for homebridge that allows you to control various features of your supported beds. For example, sleep number setting (modeled as a lightbulb), head/foot position, outlets, foot warming, massage, etc. It will detect all the beds on your account and add them automatically.

Supported bed platforms

sleep number

Installation

Install through homebridge-config-ui-x.

Configuration

Configure in Homebridge UI following config.schema.json

Usage

The platform supports the following HomeKit devices:

Inflation numbers and head/foot positions are modeled as a lightbulb in HomeKit.
- This allows you to set the value easily. Keep this in mind when telling Siri to turn off all the lights.
Occupancy of the bed is a standard occupancy sensor
Outlets and lights are homekit outlets
Privacy mode and Responsive Air mode are homekit switches
Foot warming is modeled as a thermostat (This is a little odd but easy to learn)
- The thermostat has 4 modes that map to the following temperature controls:
  - Off -> Off
  - Auto -> Low
  - Cool -> Medium
  - Heat -> High
- The temperature slider for the thermostat allows you to control the foot warming timer. It only has a range of 50-100, so if you want to set the foot warming timer to a different value, you will need to use the bed app, or create an automation to to set the temperature every X minutes.

All the controls for a single bed will be grouped inside of a single device matching the name of the bed. If you would rather have separate controls, the HomeKit app will let you split the device into separate controls

Privacy Mode

When privacy mode is enabled, the API requests that provide occupancy status will be non-functional. As a result, when privacy mode is enabled for a bed, polling will be disabled and occupancy sensors will be unresponsive. If you plan on keeping privacy mode enabled permenantly, I recommend keeping polling disabled and hiding the occupancy sensor devices from the accessory list using the platform settings.