Standardize radon units & add converter #103709
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I am proposing that the few existing components that contain radon sensors be standardized. This includes
airq
,airthings
, andairthings_ble
. Each of these components handle units, state, and types differently. This PR aims to change that by introducingRADON
as aSensorDeviceClass
, as well as adding a standard unit converter,RadonConverter
. This will allow users to set their own units, depending on their preference, instead of relying on the component to do so."Bq/m^3" is the standard SI units for measuring radon radioactivity concentration, "pCi/L" is the imperial equivalent used in the United States.
Please provide feedback if things should be implemented differently, and especially if/how new tests should be added for the new
SensorDeviceClass.RADON
andRadonConverter
types.Thank you.
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