Use the hchr field for Formaldehyde values #15
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Reference discussion link: libdyson-wg/ha-dyson#4 The `hcho` field in MQTT is of an unknown unit/scale and has no known conversion factor to a known unit. However, it was recently discovered that `hchr` (referred to as "High Res Formaldehyde" in the android app) has a clean conversion factor of n/1000 to mg/m^3.
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Reference discussion link: libdyson-wg/ha-dyson#4
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hchofield in MQTT is of an unknown unit/scale and has no known conversion factor to a known unit. However, it was recently discovered thathchr(referred to as "High Res Formaldehyde" in the android app) has a clean conversion factor of n/1000 to mg/m^3.