Hi
I need to expand my automation and I am wondering if I could use something like the following example from generic thermostat
Ideally I would like, between 19:00 to 22:00 to turn on if the temperature is below 19 celcius
but if the temperature rises more than 22 to turn to low (fan mode). In the same time if it drops to 20 again to turn to mid (fan mode) Thatâs the idea at least. Can this be done (hopefully) in the one automation, and if yes can you please alter a bit my code?
It can, you could probably adapt something Iâm using to automatically adjust the thermostat temperature based on the room temp (my airconâs temp sensor is not very accurate due to the bad spot it is located).
- id: adjust_climate_temp
alias: 'Climate - Auto Adjust Temperature'
trigger:
- platform: time_pattern
minutes: '/10'
seconds: 00
condition:
- condition: state
entity_id: group.people_status
state: 'home'
- condition: state
entity_id: input_boolean.aircon_prevent_adjustment
state: 'off'
- condition: or
conditions:
- condition: and
conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool' }}"
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ not ((states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float >= (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float - 1.0)) and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float <= (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float + 0.5))) }}"
- condition: or
conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float < (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float - 1.0)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int <= 29) and ((states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int - states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | int) <= 2) }}"
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float > (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float + 0.5)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int >= 19) and ((states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | int - states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int) <= 2) }}"
- condition: and
conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'heat') }}"
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ not ((states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float >= (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float - 0.5)) and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float <= (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float + 1.0))) }}"
- condition: or
conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float < (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float - 0.5)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int <= 29) and ((states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int - states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | int) <= 2) }}"
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float > (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float + 1.0)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int >= 19) and ((states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | int - states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int) <= 2) }}"
- condition: template
value_template: '{{ ((as_timestamp(now()) - as_timestamp(states.climate.airconditioner.last_changed) | default(0)) | int) > 590 }}'
action:
- service_template: >
{% if (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float < (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float - 1.0)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int <= 29) %}
climate.set_temperature
{% elif (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float > (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float + 0.5)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int >= 19) %}
climate.set_temperature
{% else %}
script.do_nothing
{% endif %}
data_template:
entity_id: climate.airconditioner
temperature: >
{% if (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float < (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float - 1.0)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int <= 29) %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int + 1 }}
{% elif (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float > (states.input_number.climate_auto_cool.state | float + 0.5)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int >= 19) %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int - 1 }}
{% elif (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'heat') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float < (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float - 0.5)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int <= 29) %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int + 1 }}
{% elif (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'heat') and (states.sensor.living_room_temperature_f.state | float > (states.input_number.climate_auto_heat.state | float + 1.0)) and (states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int >= 19) %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int - 1 }}
{% else %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.attributes.temperature | int }}
{% endif %}
hvac_mode: >
{% if (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'cool') %}
cool
{% elif (states.climate.airconditioner.state == 'heat') %}
heat
{% else %}
{{ states.climate.airconditioner.state }}
{% endif %}
Your conditions will need to be time, rather than mine where I am sensing if the temperature is outside of a set range. Yours would be a LOT simpler then what is posted but its just an example to work off.
Thanks. I really donât know where or how to even start. I think I have to study your code and how I could alternate to my needs (I have not used templates until now-i find them difficult)
A lot of those templates are just being used to determine whether the current indoor temperature is above or below the set temperature, in order to decide whether to raise or lower the set temperature (or do nothing). You can probably ignore most of that.
Essentially the automation is running ever 10 minutes, evaluating some stuff and then making a decision based on that.
You can do something similiar whereby, the condition just checks if the time is between the times you want it to execute. In the script body, you can then check if it should then raise or lower the fan speed (and also check if the fan is already at the speed you want it; if so dont run).
You could do a simpler script and just execute when the temperature goes above/below a certain range; but if it happens outside that time range, and so never runs, it wont re-execute when it is in that time range; it wont re-execute until the temperature drops or raises back into the valid range and then drops/raises back out of it again.
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