Apple Home
Apple Home controls the Air PRO's modes (off, heat, cool and auto) and its temperature. Fan speed is the exception: Sensibo says HomeKit does not support fan levels or swing, so those stay in the Sensibo app. This is one of the two Sensibo models with HomeKit; the Sky has none. Controlling it away from home needs an Apple home hub (HomePod, HomePod mini or Apple TV; Sensibo notes an iPad is not a home hub on the new Home architecture) left powered on at the house, plus two-factor authentication on the iCloud account. Sensibo does not say whether the HomeKit connection stays on your home network or runs through its cloud.[4][8][22][23][28][29][37][41]
HVAC mode: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Target temperature: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Fan mode: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Temperature reading: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Humidity reading: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Air quality reading: Sensibo's own HomeKit page, written against the Air PRO, scopes what Apple Home reaches: "After setup, you'll be able to control modes (Off, Heat, Cool & Auto) and adjust temperature settings", and "HomeKit does not currently support fan levels and horizontal or vertical swing functions." So fan_mode is available through Sensibo's app and Home Assistant, and not through Apple Home.
Device documentation: [10] [17] [21] [22] [23] [37] [41]