No problem your welcome. Thanks for letting us know.
Blacky
Hello @Blacky
First of all many thanks to you Blueprint, it helped me a lot to switch my heating from Heat Pump to Gaz system when it is cold (I have dual heating system !).
I would like to ask you if it is possible to allow “falling and rising” value with negative values (eg I would like to have Falling Value to -2°C and Rising Value to -1°C because under -2°C the heat pump works tooo hard and it is mutch better to switch to gaz boiler here).
Many thanks to your code
Thanks it worked !
Nice one, thanks for the update.
Blacky
I’m getting errors in my HA logs when using this blueprint. Any thoughts?
homeassistant | 2024-03-07 09:39:58.294 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.automation] Error evaluating condition in 'Front Yard - Bird Bath Heater':
homeassistant | In 'condition' (item 1 of 3):
homeassistant | In 'or' (item 6 of 7):
homeassistant | In 'and' (item 1 of 2):
homeassistant | In 'template' condition: UndefinedError: 'dict object' has no attribute 'entity_id'
Blueprint config
alias: Front Yard - Bird Bath Heater
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/temperature-control-exhaust-fan-inverted.yaml
input:
trigger_sensor: sensor.easyweatherpro_v5_1_1_outdoor_temperature
entity_turn_on:
device_id: 487d3f016f189663b0c64ea0d4580436
falling_value: 32
rising_value: 36
Enter in a entity ID and not a device. You can expand it down using the <>. This is a link to another blueprint of mine and it shows you how to expand your device down. Click Here
Blacky
Weird. It would work as a device - just randomly gave that error. Thanks
No problem always happy to help.
Blacky
Hello,
I want to be able to override the blueprint and force it running for example from your bathroom blueprint.
The override is off but the fan is turned on.
When I remove the override entity the fan is turned off as it is to hot outside.
I thought with the settings below the fan should be turned on when the bypass is on and behave normal (acording to the other blueprint settings) when the bypass is off.
type or paste code herealias: Lüftung - Kühlung
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/temperature-control-exhaust-fan-inverted.yaml
input:
trigger_sensor: sensor.temperatur_terasse_temperatur
entity_turn_on:
device_id: 26f514e7a49670854ebcb3b57235522e
rising_value: 23
falling_value: 20
include_bypass: bypass_enabled_turn_on
trigger_bypass: input_boolean.luftung_override
Have a look at this example click here. It links the toilet blueprint with the bathroom blueprint. It will be the same similar set up using this blueprint for the toilet blueprint but you will not have the restart option.
See if that works for you.
Blacky
Thank you I will try it but i find it very difficult to test the settings and the automation.
Thanks Blacky,
This is way more than I needed, but I’m using it to control a box with a light globe in it to gently warm crystalized honey, and seems to be good.
Does this work well with the apollo msr-2 sensor?
It should work with any numeric state but I don’t have one so just test it out and see.
Blacky
Hi and thank you for this blueprint. Would it be possible to include the “Auto Mode Control Entity” as well?
With it it was easy to enable / disable the automation within a dashboard.
Hey Blacky,
Thanks for your BPs, question for this BP but a general query also.
What would you recommend for having 2 time schedules, for context, a weekday and specific time range and then a weekend schedule with a different time range.
Is it possible without creating multiple versions of the same one?
Welcome to the community.
You would use a schedule helper.
To create a Schedule Helper, follow these steps:
Blacky