You should make 2 automations. One for summer/cooling and one for winter/heating.
You can use the [On/Off Automation Options]> [Winter Mode / Automation Toggle] to alternate between them. (one of 2 inverted).
I also made 2 automations that do the switching of the wintermode for me. (if temp is below treshold for 60min > wintermode on & if temp i above 23 for 60 min > wintermode off)
Hi, first of all, thank you for the great blueprint. The functionality is great, and I was able to activate a schedule, window and door detection, comfort and eco temperatures for each room, winter and party mode without any problems. Itâs terrific to have all that in one blueprint.
However, it seems that calibration does not work, so that rooms are generally too cold. Iâm using Danfoss Allys which are claimed to be supported, and external Aqara temperature sensors, both integrated via ZHA. The Allys are using an integrated quirk that seems to have come with one of the recent HA updates.
It seems that the Allys have actually never received a calibration value. Iâm reading out the AHC values via a sensor, and the last_calibration value is just empty. Is there anything else that I have to set up other than the AHC integration (of course I have specified the external temp sensor there)? I believe that a separate automation that writes external temperatures onto the Ally is not needed when AHC is used, right?
I am using a calibration timeout of 1 minute and a delta of 0.5 °C. Often, the external and internal temperatures are way off, and most of the time the external temperature doesnât change at all over half an hour or several hours, so timeout and delta should not be a problem. I have tried both covered and uncovered modes in the TRV (quirk) settings, with no noticeable change in behaviour.
What else can I try? Your help is much appreciated - thank you very much!
The automation is looking for the default exposed entity ids in your case the calibration entity needs to match the keyword external. If you put external anywhere in the following entity_id number.thermostat_bad_externer_temperatursensor_2 like number.thermostat_bad_external_temperatursensor_2 it should work as expected.
But if you like I will make this editable in the next release.
Thank you, this might help. However I will try your solution in the mean time. So if I understand correctly, the whole thing is âdisconnectedâ because the âstandardâ entities of the Danfoss device got translated into German when I recently added this device. Do I need to âtranslate backâ any other entities to ensure complete functionality of the blueprint, or just the single one you mentioned, given the fact that all my entities currently have German names?
@panhans
Can you explain to me why this is necessary or what advantage I gain from it? The system time is already stored. What is an uptime entity needed for?
Hi,
could you please explain the âphysical temperature changeâ feature? I can see that the temperature is changed according to input from the thermostat, but how/when is it supposed to reset? When using the feature while ECO is set I notice that the thermostat is set back to ECO after a short while.
Hi
I get warning (from spook tool) that the automation references an action that HA doesnât recognize.
I am not using Tado TVR. Is this a bug or can it be ignored or rectified?
The uptime integration provides a sensor with the timestamp of the last start of home assistant.
Home Assistant updates every entity with every restart so the last_changed attribute is at least the ha start timestamp.
Without knowing the actual ha uptime timestamp the automation waits after every restart until the durations ran out.
Letâs say you set the duration for presence activation to 5 min. Before restarting ha the presence detection is already on. After a restart the automation waits again for 5 min until the target temp will be set to comfort temp. With the uptime sensor the automation checks wether home assistant just started at kicks in heating without waiting the additional minutes.
There is no need to setup this integration. Itâs just a recommendation.
In case of physical change feature I would recommend to disable reset temperature and set a reset of the temperatures by setting up an entry of the heating adjustments at night or so.
I will add this to the warnings if itâs configured like this.
Itâs mentioned in the initial post under FAQ. You can ignore this warning.
Unfortunately, still doesnât work. I have renamed my Allyâs entity to ânumber.thermostat_bad_external_temperatursensor_2â.
I should see a time stamp in the âlast_calibrationâ section in my AHC sensor, right? Thatâs still empty.
The current temperature thatâs measured by the external sensor should be written onto that entity ânumber.thermostat_bad_external_tempertursensor_2â, right? That just doesnât change.
@CarstenJ
Could you lower the temperature delta and heat up the sensor a little bit, e.g. by holding it in your hands in order to trigger the calibration?
@Ohana_Means_family
Could you upload and share the trace log where you get the warning/error?
Thanks for the reply. I didnât set âreset termperatureâ however. I would really appreciate if you could comment on the way the âphysical termperature changeâ feature is designed to work.
You need to setup entities for comfort or eco temperature. When changing the temperature over the thermostat card or the device the corresponding temperature entity gets set to the new target temperature. If comfort mode is currently active the entity for comfort temperature will be taken if not the eco temperature.
This triggers the automation again to change alle other thermostats to the new target temperature. This feature should be more robust in the current test version than in v4.