Temperature from thermostatic radiator valve as a separate entity

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I want to get temerature data from my thermostat as a standalone entity, however temperature info is local variable (i think?) and i cannot get it to work.

What I want:

  • temperature entity that can be displayed on a dashboard (separated from thermostat interface).

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everything but temperature…

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This is the variable i want to “extract”

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Look at the entities in the Developer Tools instead to see if the temperature is there.
My guess is that the one just named Glowica might hold the temperature.

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Hi, I’m experiencing the same issue with my smart thermostatic valves in Home Assistant. The climate entity includes both the control and the temperature sensor, but I would like to separate the temperature into its own sensor entity. I’ve tried searching for solutions but haven’t found a way to do this easily through the UI.

Did you manage to find a solution or workaround for this?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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First of all you should use the new Homematic Integration that’s available in HACS.
This will give you the valve states as entities by default.

But if you don’t want to switch to the new integration you can create template sensors.

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How can I create a template sensor in Home Assistant? I’ve tried, but it shows “unknown.” How can I fix this? Can you recommend any guides? Thanks!

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Here’s an example: Homematic - reading and displaying the valve state