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Enhancement
Make Climate Add-on fully configurable from UI
#2095
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Sure, I'll use this on my prebuilt testpanel as soon as there's code I can use - is there already something built? |
Not yet, but a lot on my mind. I will try to start something basic very soon. |
For heat only, TL;DR:
hard code
Maybe less nerdy names in the UI would be a good thing?! Let me try to summarize my experience with the setup (heating only): The absolute minimum:
To enable proper regulation, i.e. holding the temperature constant:
and maybe
The necessity for adjustment of the last one is debatable, it might also just be fixed to
I would also imagine that our American friends would appreciate a
setting. Finally, I set
the former because of a bug in esphome. Note the following line in the project (
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One more idea: |
Enhancement Summary
Make Climate Add-on fully configurable from UI, enabling the use of this on the pre-built version and following the project's goals of reducing need for playing with yaml.
Detailed Description
The idea is to set what is connected to each relay, if a heater, a cooler, or something else (or nothing), so the system knows what is needed and enable the thermostat component accordingly.
Additional Context
@MichaelHeimann might be able to help with requirements, ideas and tests, as this fits well with the pre-built firmware.
@andythomas played a lot with the climate settings and may have some tips for what should be adjustable via the UI.
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