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M200 is designed for air-conditioners controlled by an infrared handheld remote. That includes the major split-unit brands used in Singapore. If your model or remote is unusual, send HomeSmart a photo before buying and we will help you check.

No. Everyone can keep using it. M200 can receive compatible infrared commands from the physical remote and update the aircon state recorded in Aqara Home, while also adding app, schedule, automation and voice control.

Plan one M200 for every room you want to control independently. Infrared does not travel through walls, so each unit needs to be in the same room as the aircon it controls.

Yes, while M200 and your home internet are online. You can check the recorded state and send commands from Aqara Home, so the room can be cooling before you arrive instead of running empty all afternoon.

No. Power M200, place it in the same room with a clear infrared path to the indoor unit, then use Aqara Home to match and test the remote controls. Nothing is wired into the aircon.

No. The core remote control, schedules, scenes and eligible local automations described here do not require a HomeSmart or Aqara subscription.

Yes. M200 supports Matter and can expose compatible devices to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant. Once added to your chosen platform, you can use its phone, tablet or compatible smart speaker for voice commands.

Eligible Aqara automations can continue to execute locally through M200. Away control, cloud notifications and internet-dependent platform services will naturally wait for the connection to return.

Yes. M200 supports Wi-Fi 6 on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz. It can also use wired Ethernet with Power over Ethernet if that suits the room better.

It measures temperature and humidity where you actually sit or sleep. In Zigbee mode with M200, its reading can become an Aqara automation condition, so comfort follows the occupied part of the room rather than the aircon's ceiling-level sensor.

Most lower-cost motion sensors rely on PIR: they are good at noticing someone walk into a room, but can time out when that person sits, reads or sleeps. FP300 combines PIR with 60GHz mmWave occupancy sensing, plus light, temperature and humidity. You are paying for stronger evidence that someone is still present, which makes an empty-room aircon rule much less likely to interrupt them.

It can report when a window opens so an Aqara automation tells M200 to stop cooling. You can add a delay or require the window to remain open, and keep any restart as a separate rule so the aircon does not resume unexpectedly.

No. Add the signal that brings the most useful convenience to that room. A bedroom may benefit from W100, a room where cooling often runs while empty from FP300, and a room with often-open windows from Sensor T1.

Yes. Aqara's WHEN-IF-THEN rules can combine useful conditions. For example: when presence is detected, if the room is warm and the window is closed, then ask M200 to start cooling.

Yes. Send us a photo of the remote and explain the rooms or routine you want to improve. You can also visit HomeSmart at 24 Keong Saik Road, open 10am–7pm daily.

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Yes. Begin with one M200 and one useful routine. Add W100, FP300 or Sensor T1 later when you know which convenience would actually improve that room.