# The Status class

The Status class represents the status of a Huskoll device, and can be retrieved by calling `Huskoll.get_status()`. The class has the following values:<br>

**status**: The current status of the device as returned by the server (usually "online" if your device is alive and well)

**power:** What power the heat pump was last set to by the device. Possible known values: "on", "off".

**mode:** What mode the heat pump was last set to by the device. Possible known values: "cool", "heat".

**current\_set**\_**point:** What temperature the heat pump was last set to by the device. Possible known values: Integers within the span 8 - 32 degrees.

**fan\_speed:** What fan speed the heat pump was last set to by the device. Possible known values: "low", "medium", "high", and "auto".

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Due to lack of documentation, the definitions of the current *env* temperature value and the last alarm variable has been made based on assumptions.
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**current\_env\_temperature:** The last reported environment temperature (by the device sensors)

**last\_alarm:** When the device last reported a temperature alarm.

**hardware\_generation:** The hardware generation of the device.


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