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Thanks for doing some research on the cloudOutdoorTemperature
. Your results match with what I was expecting. For now I don't think there is any use for exposing this value to Home Assistant, but let me know if I'm wrong.
I have released v0.1.7 which now contains the outdoor temperature sensor. When there is no outdoor temperature sensor it will just result in "Unknown".
With that, I think this feature request is done, so I'm closing the issue.
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I've had a quick look at the information that I'm getting from the API. The following information about outdoor temperature is available for me:
[custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperature: None
[custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperatureInformation:
{
'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Unknown',
'internetOutdoorTemperature': None,
'applianceOutdoorTemperature': None,
'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None,
'internetOutdoorTemperatureExpected': False,
'isDayTime': True,
'weatherCode': 'Sunny',
'cloudOutdoorTemperature': 4,
'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'Ok'
}
[custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperatureSource: Unknown
For me the only useful information is the outdoorTemperatureInformation.cloudOutdoorTemperature
, but I'm not sure if other people do have information in the outdoorTemperature
field.
Do you have some sort of external temperature sensor with your system, or are you relying on the cloud based temperature information?
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My system does indeed have a physical outdoor / outside temperature sensor. With some pointers I could try to make that same response dump for my system?
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You can try applying this patch to coordinator.py
and enabling debug logging.
diff --git a/custom_components/remeha_home/coordinator.py b/custom_components/remeha_home/coordinator.py
index a7edf34..26bff16 100644
--- a/custom_components/remeha_home/coordinator.py
+++ b/custom_components/remeha_home/coordinator.py
@@ -72,6 +72,10 @@ class RemehaHomeUpdateCoordinator(DataUpdateCoordinator):
via_device=(DOMAIN, appliance_id),
)
+ _LOGGER.debug("outdoorTemperature: %s", appliance["outdoorTemperature"])
+ _LOGGER.debug("outdoorTemperatureInformation: %s", appliance["outdoorTemperatureInformation"])
+ _LOGGER.debug("outdoorTemperatureSource: %s", appliance["outdoorTemperatureSource"])
+
return data
def get_appliance(self, appliance_id: str):
That should print out all the outdoor temperature information on every update (every minute).
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Hallo,
Is there a dump with all remeha attributes/fields in the api?
Maybe more fields are useful.
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@055Richard here is the output that is provided by the dashboard API call, which contains most of the useful information.
{'appliances': [{'activeThermalMode': 'Idle',
'applianceConnectionStatus': 'Connected',
'applianceId': '...appliance-guid...',
'applianceOnline': True,
'applianceType': 'Boiler',
'autoFilling': {'mode': 'Disabled', 'status': 'Standby'},
'autoFillingMode': 'Disabled',
'capabilityCooling': False,
'capabilityEnergyConsumption': True,
'capabilityMultiSchedule': True,
'capabilityPowerSettings': False,
'capabilityPreHeat': True,
'capabilityUtilizeOutdoorTemperature': False,
'climateZones': [{'activeComfortDemand': 'Idle',
'activeHeatingClimateTimeProgramNumber': 1,
'applianceId': '...appliance-guid...',
'capabilityCooling': False,
'capabilityFirePlaceMode': True,
'climateZoneId': '...climate-zone-guid...',
'currentScheduleSetPoint': 16.0,
'firePlaceModeActive': False,
'name': 'Woonkamer',
'nextSetpoint': 19.0,
'nextSwitchTime': '2022-11-19T17:00:00Z',
'preHeat': {'active': False,
'enabled': False},
'roomTemperature': 16.0,
'setPoint': 16.0,
'setPointMax': 30.0,
'setPointMin': 5.0,
'zoneIcon': 3,
'zoneMode': 'Scheduling',
'zoneType': 'CH'}],
'currentTimestamp': None,
'errorStatus': 'Running',
'gasCalorificValue': None,
'hasOverwrittenActivityNames': False,
'holidaySchedule': {'active': False,
'endTime': '0001-01-01T00:00:00Z',
'startTime': '0001-01-01T00:00:00Z'},
'hotWaterZones': [{'activeDwhTimeProgramNumber': 1,
'applianceId': '...appliance-guid...',
'boostDuration': None,
'boostModeEndTime': None,
'capabilityBoostMode': False,
'comfortSetPoint': 60.0,
'dhwStatus': 'Idle',
'dhwTemperature': 27.7,
'dhwType': 'Combi',
'dhwZoneMode': 'Scheduling',
'hotWaterZoneId': '...hot-water-zone-guid...',
'name': 'DHW',
'nextSwitchActivity': 'Reduced',
'nextSwitchTime': '2022-11-19T22:00:00Z',
'reducedSetpoint': 15.0,
'setPointMax': 65.0,
'setPointMin': 45.0,
'setPointRanges': {'comfortSetpointMax': 65.0,
'comfortSetpointMin': 45.0,
'reducedSetpointMax': 45.0,
'reducedSetpointMin': 25.0},
'targetSetpoint': 60.0,
'zoneType': 'DHW'}],
'houseName': 'Home',
'operatingMode': 'AutomaticHeating',
'outdoorTemperature': None,
'outdoorTemperatureInformation': {'applianceOutdoorTemperature': None,
'cloudOutdoorTemperature': 2,
'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'Ok',
'internetOutdoorTemperature': None,
'isDayTime': True,
'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Unknown',
'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None,
'weatherCode': 'Sunny'},
'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Unknown',
'pairingStatus': 'Paired',
'waterPressure': 1.5,
'waterPressureOK': True}]}
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@msvisser this is what my installation returns atm:
{
'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Wired',
'internetOutdoorTemperature': 3.0,
'applianceOutdoorTemperature': 3.0,
'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None,
'internetOutdoorTemperatureExpected': False,
'isDayTime': True,
'weatherCode': 'light fog',
'cloudOutdoorTemperature': 3,
'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'Ok'
}
I think it's applianceOutdoorTemperature
I'm looking for, as the name suggests the most direct to be the attached physical sensor. Having outdoorTemperatureSource
to Wired
might suggest this too?
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I think that looks right. Although I'm not sure what the difference between internetOutdoorTemperature
and cloudOutdoorTemperature
is.
Can you check that the outdoorTemperature
field reports the correct temperature too? If so, I could simply add a sensor with that value, which would result in Unavailable
for anyone without an outdoor temperature sensor.
Would anyone have a use for the cloud based outdoor temperature? I don't think it would be very useful, but maybe someone has different ideas.
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What currently is set in outdoorTemperate
seems to be what I expect. I have no log seen where internetOutdoorTemperature
has a different value to applianceOutdoorTemperature
.
Regarding cloudOutdoorTemperature
I did some investigation:
My running theory is that cloudOutdoorTemperature
is some external weather service, that just uses the geographical location of the installation. I move the 'home' of my installation to Marrakech, Morocco
and to Madrid, Spain
secondly:
outdoorTemperatureInformation
before moving:
2023-02-15 08:57:06.153 DEBUG (MainThread) [custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperatureInformation: {'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Wired', 'internetOutdoorTemperature': 1.0, 'applianceOutdoorTemperature': 1.0, 'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None, 'internetOutdoorTemperatureExpected': False, 'isDayTime': True, 'weatherCode': 'light fog', 'cloudOutdoorTemperature': -1, 'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'Ok'}
After moving to Morocco:
2023-02-15 09:06:19.534 DEBUG (MainThread) [custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperatureInformation: {'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Wired', 'internetOutdoorTemperature': 1.5, 'applianceOutdoorTemperature': 1.5, 'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None, 'internetOutdoorTemperatureExpected': False, 'isDayTime': None, 'weatherCode': None, 'cloudOutdoorTemperature': None, 'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'NoGridCell'}
After moving to Madrid:
2023-02-15 09:09:21.133 DEBUG (MainThread) [custom_components.remeha_home.coordinator] outdoorTemperatureInformation: {'outdoorTemperatureSource': 'Wired', 'internetOutdoorTemperature': 1.5, 'applianceOutdoorTemperature': 1.5, 'utilizeOutdoorTemperature': None, 'internetOutdoorTemperatureExpected': False, 'isDayTime': True, 'weatherCode': 'partly cloudy', 'cloudOutdoorTemperature': 7, 'cloudOutdoorTemperatureStatus': 'Ok'}
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Thank you, looking good :)
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Thanks for doing some research on the
cloudOutdoorTemperature
. Your results match with what I was expecting. For now I don't think there is any use for exposing this value to Home Assistant, but let me know if I'm wrong.
@msvisser Thanks for creating this HA component. Is looking and working very nice!
I don't have an external temperature sensor so the outdoor temperature is shown as "Unknown". It would be nice if in that case the cloudOutdoorTemperature
is shown as a fallback scenario.
A simple implementation is something like this:
if self.entity_description.device_class == SensorDeviceClass.TEMPERATURE:
if value is None:
return self.coordinator.get_appliance(self.appliance_id)["outdoorTemperatureInformation"]["cloudOutdoorTemperature"]
Or maybe use the property "capabilityOutdoorTemperature": false
in the json?
Could you you have a look at it?
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