Read and control Sensibo smart AC devices via the official Sensibo API
domain: support.sensibo.com/api · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Log into home.sensibo.com/me/api and generate a personal API key (OAuth2 is offered separately for commercial multi-user integrations via support@sensibo.com).
Call GET https://home.sensibo.com/api/v2/users/me/pods?apiKey={key} to list your Sensibo pods (device IDs).
Use the fields query parameter (comma-separated field names) on GET requests to limit payload size, e.g. GET /api/v2/pods/{podId}?fields=acState&apiKey={key}.
Read the current acState object to see mode, targetTemperature, fanLevel, and on/off status.
POST a full acState JSON object to /api/v2/pods/{podId}/acStates to change AC settings.
Known gotchas
A personal API key only controls devices on your own account — multi-tenant/commercial use requires the separate OAuth2 track, arranged directly with Sensibo support.
Omitting the fields parameter can return unexpectedly large or incomplete payloads depending on endpoint — always specify the fields you need.
Sensibo republished its docs recently (support.sensibo.com/api superseding older pages) — confirm you're not working from a stale cached or third-party mirror.
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