I want to set 20 thermostats to any temperature. a scene works for 1 specific setting. i want to set any setting to multiple thermostats at once.
All of the climate actions can be targeted at one or more climate
entities, areas, labels, or devices.
Iam missing the option to create a Termostat Group.
I have to temostats in a room and i want them to be the same.
This is a good idea, but likely doesn’t exist yet because there would be a lot of cases where it isn’t obvious how to respond.
Perhaps a good starting point would be a “Template Climate” integration where the user could define how to handle the edge cases.
Hello,
I agree with you. I have 3 rooms with several thermostats and would like to be able to control the temperatures for each room via a group card. Would be a really great thing. With Fritz!DECT this is possible in the FritzBox, I imagine it in this way in the Home Assistant.
Thank you and best regards!
Ability to add multiple same termostats to one group and act as one termostat even from UI, i know it can be done sort of using yaml but is is buggy
I was thinking about this a few days ago too.
But my thought was that all thermostats in the house could be grouped to show if there is a heat demand somewhere.
A lot of people want to control their boiler that way.
So perhaps two options in the group. Controlled as one or display heat demand.
Yes that would be nice
Multiple thermostats in a room can be controlled by climate actions, but not through the Dashboard using thermostat cards (as far as I know). That’s what the custom climate_group integration is for.
I’d love to see this functionality integrated into the Home Assistant itself.
It’s worse than that.
There is no way to have changes made directly to one thermostat’s physical controls, replicate to the others. Thermostat groups would fix that.
I have 7 TRVs on 7 radiators. Some are on different radiators in the same room. Yes, I can use an automation to change multiple TRVs at the same time, but most of the time, it’s easier to just use the physical controls on the nearest TRV.
The automation or a card would do nothing to help propagate that change to the others.
Plus, my 70 year old parents can turn a knob on the TRV, but good luck teaching them to use the android app.
Sure you can.
Just trigger on the change of set temperature and send the same temperature to the other TRVs.
This will enable you to change a physical temperature on one and have it sent to the other.