Fully Automated pump management for water pool

The goal of this automation is to control the pump of a pool all around a year and with the best practice of my pool resealler.

For this we need 4 sensors :
1. a binary sensor to indicate if pool is in winter or summer mode (true equal summer)
2. a temperature sensor for the water
3. a switch to control the pump
4. a binary sensor to indicate if you want to be notified of pump activity (should be useful for debug)

If pool is in winter, of course we do nothing !
Then if the pool temperature is >= 24 °C the pump run for 24 hours. Otherwise it’s running the half time of the temperature balance around 14:00.

i.e : water temperature is 14.5 °C, the pump will start at 10:23, run for 7 hours and 15 mintues and so stop at 17:37

blueprint:
  name: Control Pool Pump
  description: define how long the pool pump should run based on water temperature
  domain: automation
  input:
    pool_summer_season:
      name: Pool Summer Season
      description: Switch to indentify if pool is in summer mode or in winter mode (true equal summer)
      selector:
        entity:
          filter:
            - domain: input_boolean
    pool_temperature:
      name: Pool Temperature Sensor
      description: Sensor that read pool temperature. We use it to calculate running duration
      selector:
        entity:
          filter:
            - domain: sensor
              device_class: temperature
    pool_pump:
      name: Pump sensor
      description: Sensor that control the pool pump
      selector:
        entity:
          filter:
            - domain: switch
    pool_pump_notification:
      name: Notify activity
      description: Notify in HA pump activity (when it start and how long)
      selector:
        entity:
          filter:
            - domain: input_boolean
alias: Pool pump control
description: >-
  The goal of this automation is to control the pump of a pool. For this we need 4 sensors :
    1. a binary sensor to indicate if pool is in winter or summer mode (true equal summer)
    2. a temperature sensor for the water
    3. a switch to control the pump
    4. a binary sensor to indicate if you want to be notified of pump activity (should be useful for debug)
  
  If pool is in winter, of course we do nothing !
  Then if the pool temperature is >= 24 °C the pump run for 24 hours. Otherwise it's running the half time of the temperature balance around 14:00.
  i.e : water temperature is 14.5 °C, the pump will start at 10:23, run for 7 hours and 15 mintues and so stop at 17:37
trigger:
  - platform: time
    at: "00:00:00"

variables:
  pool_temperature: !input 'pool_temperature'

condition:
  - condition: state
    entity_id: !input pool_summer_season
    state: "on"
action:
  - choose:
      - conditions:
          - condition: template
            value_template: >-
              {{ states(pool_temperature)|float >= 24 }}
        sequence:
          - service: switch.turn_on
            entity_id: !input pool_pump
            enabled: false
          - service: notify.persistent_notification
            data:
              message: >-
                Pool pump will run 24 hours as temperature {{ states(pool_temperature)}} is above 24°C
              title: Pool Pump Control
      - conditions:
          - condition: template
            value_template: >-
              {{ states(pool_temperature)|float < 24 }}
        sequence:
          - if:
              - condition: state
                entity_id: !input pool_pump_notification
                state: "on"
            then:
              - service: notify.persistent_notification
                data:
                  title: Pool Pump Control
                  message: >-
                    Pool pump will start at {{ as_timestamp(now().replace(hour=14, minute=0) - timedelta(hours=states(pool_temperature)
                    | float / 4)) | timestamp_custom('%H:%M') }} as water temperature is {{states(pool_temperature)}} °C
          - delay:
              seconds: >-
                {{ (14*3600) - (states(pool_temperature) | float / 4 * 3600) | round(0) }}            
          - service: switch.turn_on
            entity_id: !input pool_pump
          - if:
              - condition: state
                entity_id: !input pool_pump_notification
                state: "on"
            then:
              - service: notify.persistent_notification
                data:
                  title: Pool Pump Control
                  message: >-
                    Pool pump will stop at {{ (as_timestamp(now().replace(hour=14, minute=0)) + (states(pool_temperature) |
                    float / 4 * 3600) | round(0)) | timestamp_custom('%H:%M') }} as water temperature is {{states(pool_temperature)}} °C
          - delay:
              seconds: >-
                {{ (states(pool_temperature) |  float / 2 * 3600) | round(0) }}
          - service: switch.turn_off
            entity_id: !input pool_pump
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What do you use as a pool temperature sensor ?

Hi,
I’m using the BLE-YC01 chineese tool : https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005714956657.html

And i’m planning to add a DIY ph and temperature kit : UN ANALYSEUR d'eau de PISCINE CONNECTÉ – GammaTroniques
It’s a french DIY but schema speak all language :slight_smile:

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