I have a question, Just migratet from using HACS - Nibe uplink to My uplink.
Up and running, so far so good.
Was using GitHub - elupus/hass_nibe: Home Assistant Nibe Uplink Integration.
You could Set target temperatur based on xxx_room_temperature_bt50
“climate.nibe_xxxxxx_s1_room” function like a thermostat.
I can not find similar function in myuplink integration.
is it possible? I guesd ťhat “elupus” is also contributing to this integration.
there are also alot of sensors/attributes that I miss.
is it possible to add manually?
I have the same problem. Unfortunately, I already contacted NIBE about this in February because the entire difference is the lack of API V2 smarthome/thermostat functions.
Unfortunately, they then dismissed me with the answer that the temperature can be set from the application (they forgot to add that if you have premium, and ist 1.3 star in google play ) and the continuous development and improvement of the products is theirs (blah blah blah corporate speech).
Sooo… as i know and contact them… no.
Also, the parameter list available from Swagger is much smaller, which explains the smaller number of parameters in HA.
I was searching around for the function to use a temperature sensor from Home Assistant published to Nibe as my “indoor temperature” for the heat pump. Does this thread’s question and answer cover that functionality as well? This could be done with the old “Nibe Uplink” where I could configure a temperature sensor to be used as the “indoor temperature” for my heat pump controller. This would be a great function to continue to have since I have a lot of temperature sensors in Home Assistant already, and my heat pump is in another building so it is not that easy to run a wired temperature sensor there.
Unfortunately, NIBE in the new version does not support this, because users used this option instead of the paid premium to have the comfort temperature.
) and the continuous development and improvement of the products is theirs (blah blah blah corporate speech).