Panasonic is a Japanese electronics group that also makes air conditioners, ventilation and Aquarea air-to-water heat pumps. This profile covers the climate products only. They are controlled with the Panasonic Comfort Cloud app, through a Wi-Fi adapter or cloud adapter fitted to the unit.
Panasonic climate products connect through Panasonic's own cloud. Air conditioners use a wireless LAN adapter such as the CZ-TACG1, which is 2.4 GHz only, and Aquarea heat pumps use a cloud adapter such as the CZ-TAW1 family, on Wi-Fi or wired LAN. Alexa and Google Home are documented for air conditioners, and every integration we found goes through that same cloud.
That suits remote control, weekly timers and energy statistics for split air conditioners and heat pumps from a phone. It is weaker if you want local control or Matter, which we did not find, and Home Assistant users depend on community projects that log in with a Panasonic account and can break when Panasonic changes its login or app.
Connection
Wi-Fi or LAN adapter, through Panasonic's cloud
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google Home (air conditioners)
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Community integrations only
What can be connected
Air conditioners Residential split units with a wireless LAN adapter, including nanoe air purification on some models
Heat pumps Aquarea air-to-water heat pumps (H series or later) with a cloud adapter
The single app for Panasonic air conditioners, ventilation fans and Aquarea air-to-water heat pumps. The listing describes remote control, a weekly timer, temperature and energy graphs, error alerts, nanoe air purification and device sharing, with availability varying by model and region. The listing says the Aquarea Smart Cloud service was folded into the app in version 2.1.1. iPhone requires iOS 16.6 or later. Published by Panasonic HVAC & CC.
The name of Panasonic's cloud service for Aquarea heat pumps. Panasonic Europe's Aquarea Smart Cloud page describes the Comfort Cloud app, and we found no separate current app. The community Home Assistant project for Aquarea still refers to the service by this name. Panasonic Europe also mentions a separate Aquarea Service Cloud for remote maintenance, for which we found no store listing.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
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Status
What it means
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Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
The CZ-TACG1 wireless LAN adaptor for residential air conditioners is 2.4 GHz only (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n) with WPA2-PSK, takes 12 V from the indoor unit and links the unit to the Comfort Cloud service. Aquarea heat pumps need a cloud adapter (CZ-TAW1, CZ-TAW1B, CZ-TAW1C or CZ-RTW2) and home internet by Wi-Fi or wired LAN. Panasonic says connectivity varies by model.
Panasonic documents linking the Comfort Cloud app to Google Assistant for air conditioners, using Works with Google Home. Commands cover on and off, mode and temperature. The air conditioner must already be in the app and online. The page covers air conditioners only, so Aquarea support is unconfirmed.
Panasonic documents an Alexa skill named Panasonic Comfort Cloud. It is enabled in the Alexa app, linked with a Panasonic, Apple or Google account, and covers on and off, temperature and mode for air conditioners already in the app. Aquarea support is not stated, and one step on the page appears to mention Google by mistake.
We found no built-in climate integration, though we did not open Home Assistant's integrations page. The panasonic_cc project installs through HACS and covers air conditioners, Aquarea heat pumps and HWS hot water tanks. It polls Panasonic's cloud with a Panasonic ID and needs two-factor authentication enabled in the app with the SMS option. A separate Aquarea integration by cjaliaga states it is not associated with Panasonic, was archived on 11 March 2026 and has been continued in a fork.
A community app by Vegard Svendsen, not Athom, controls air conditioners already added to Comfort Cloud, using your Comfort Cloud login. Its listing shows Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and does not mention Homey Bridge, but warns it may not be compatible with the selected Homey. Search results show a second community listing that we did not open.
We did not find a Panasonic Comfort Cloud service in our searches and did not check IFTTT's own site.
Searched, no source
Panasonic developer API
Not found
We found no official public API or developer program for Comfort Cloud. The community projects above sign in to the cloud with a Panasonic ID. Local options such as HeishaMon for Aquarea exist in the community, but we did not verify them.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about Panasonic
Does Panasonic support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Panasonic announcement or product page mentioning Matter for air conditioners or Aquarea found when we searched.
Does Panasonic work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Panasonic documents an Alexa skill named Panasonic Comfort Cloud. It is enabled in the Alexa app, linked with a Panasonic, Apple or Google account, and covers on and off, temperature and mode for air conditioners already in the app. Aquarea support is not stated, and one step on the page appears to mention Google by mistake.
Does Panasonic work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Panasonic documents linking the Comfort Cloud app to Google Assistant for air conditioners, using Works with Google Home. Commands cover on and off, mode and temperature. The air conditioner must already be in the app and online. The page covers air conditioners only, so Aquarea support is unconfirmed.
Does Panasonic work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Unconfirmed. Not mentioned on the Panasonic pages we read, and we did not run a dedicated search for a HomeKit bridge.
Does Panasonic work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. We found no built-in climate integration, though we did not open Home Assistant's integrations page. The panasonic_cc project installs through HACS and covers air conditioners, Aquarea heat pumps and HWS hot water tanks. It polls Panasonic's cloud with a Panasonic ID and needs two-factor authentication enabled in the app with the SMS option. A separate Aquarea integration by cjaliaga states it is not associated with Panasonic, was archived on 11 March 2026 and has been continued in a fork.
Does Panasonic work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. Not mentioned on the Panasonic pages we read, and we did not search SmartThings' own catalogue.
Does Panasonic work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by Vegard Svendsen, not Athom, controls air conditioners already added to Comfort Cloud, using your Comfort Cloud login. Its listing shows Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and does not mention Homey Bridge, but warns it may not be compatible with the selected Homey. Search results show a second community listing that we did not open.
Does Panasonic work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. We did not find a driver in our searches.
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