Hi,
I would like to set a generic thermostat to drive an heater.
I have a temperature sensor and a switch (a shelly 1).
But I am living in France and here many electric heaters are drived by a called “fil pilote”. This way, when the switch is ON, the heater stops ; when the switch is OFF the heater warms.
Of course, I can use “ac_mode: true” to invert the logic but it is not very sexy on the interface. How I could do that (keeping “ac_mode: false”) ? With a kind of virtual/dummy switch ?
Thank you for the help.
But I am still lost. I need to provide a switch to the generic thermostat. That need to be a virtual/dummy switch in order I could copy it to the real switch (inverting the value). But the copy switch template seems to do the opposite of my need : it copies a dummy switch from a real switch.
Sorry, it is probably a very noob question…
Well, you need to revert the logic.
switch:
- platform: template
switches:
switch_state_revert:
value_template: "{{ is_state('switch.your_switch', 'off') }}"
turn_on:
service: switch.turn_off
data:
entity_id: switch.your_switch
turn_off:
service: switch.turn_on
data:
entity_id: switch.your_switch
Thank you !
Hello, i’m new to HASS and i’m in the the situation :
Sheely 1 to drive electric radiator and trying to setup a thermostat.
Can you explain where you put the code provided by VDRainer ?
Thanks.