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Fix SleepIQ timer units: seconds should be minutes for core climate and foot warmer#171013

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@frenck frenck commented May 17, 2026

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The SleepIQ integration reports wrong units for two timer entities:

  • Core Climate Timer: declared as UnitOfTime.SECONDS but values are in minutes (0-600, step 30). Setting "30s" actually runs for 30 minutes.
  • Foot Warming Timer: missing unit entirely, but values are also in minutes (30-360, step 30).

Both are changed to UnitOfTime.MINUTES and the foot warmer also gets NumberDeviceClass.DURATION added for consistency with the core climate timer.

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Pull request overview

Fixes incorrect unit of measurement for SleepIQ timer number entities. Core Climate Timer was declared in seconds but actual values are in minutes; Foot Warming Timer had no unit at all. Both are corrected to UnitOfTime.MINUTES and the foot warmer gets NumberDeviceClass.DURATION for consistency.

Changes:

  • Set native_unit_of_measurement=UnitOfTime.MINUTES and add NumberDeviceClass.DURATION for the foot warming timer entity description.
  • Change core climate timer's unit from SECONDS to MINUTES.
  • Update tests to assert ATTR_UNIT_OF_MEASUREMENT == UnitOfTime.MINUTES for both timers.

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File Description
homeassistant/components/sleepiq/number.py Corrects unit to minutes for both timer entities and adds duration device class to foot warmer.
tests/components/sleepiq/test_number.py Adds assertions verifying the corrected unit of measurement.

@frenck frenck added this to the 2026.5.3 milestone May 17, 2026
@balloob balloob merged commit 9dce694 into dev May 17, 2026
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SleepIQ reporting wrong units for core climate and foot warmer timers

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