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This allows you to configure your complete NSPanel via Blueprint with UI and without changing anything in the code
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Heating control relay 1 and water heating in the boiler relay 2 #1207

Closed Pavel20481962 closed 9 months ago

Pavel20481962 commented 10 months ago

Hello. I want to use nspanel to control the heating of relay 1 and the heating of the water in the boiler of relay 2. Is it possible?

edwardtfn commented 10 months ago

It is technically possible, but will probably require a bit of customization.

Are you planing to use the same temperature sensor embedded in the panel for both? Or are you looking for temperature from another sensor?

edwardtfn commented 10 months ago

By the way, please make sure you are not exceeding your panel's electrical specifications:

The NSPanel is limited to 2A per relay. Don't use it for directly power your cooler/heater if exceeding the panel specifications: 150W/110V/Gang, 300W/110V/Total 300W/220V/Gang, 600W/220V/Total More details on the Sonoff NSPanel's page and the product specifications document.

https://github.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/wiki/(EN)-Add%E2%80%90on:-Climate#attention

Pavel20481962 commented 10 months ago

I want to use Tusya WIFI sensors 1 for heating and 1 for hot water. I want to adjust the heating by the nspanel sensor and the sensor for heating (20 -45 ° C to set the temperature on the street online)

edwardtfn commented 10 months ago

As you are not using the embedded sensor to control the temperature, I would suggest you to use Home Assistant Generic Thermostat which can be using the respective relays from your panel. That will create climate entities that can be used on buttons in your panel, so you can control from there. Please let me know if you get stuck setting this up.

Pavel20481962 commented 10 months ago

I probably explained it wrong. Nspanel has one sensor, and I need two more sensors for heating water temperature and boiler water temperature. How to connect to nspanel without HA. So that nspanel works autonomously without HA.

edwardtfn commented 10 months ago

That is way more complex. Integrate those sensors directly to ESPHome itself could be a challenge (I haven't tried), but then you will have to change the ESPHome code quite a lot to support 2 climates being controlled locally, as currently only one climate is shown on Home page and the button pages (where you could add another climate) which are not shown when HA isn't available.

edwardtfn commented 10 months ago

By the way, why don't you want to use Home Assistant?

Pavel20481962 commented 10 months ago

I launched your project. Thank you, I really liked it. I collect information and consider different options. I want to be as reliable as possible, since I will manage the heating of the house, it can be very cold here. Home Assistant is installed on my Keenetic Ultra KN-1811 router and I will definitely use it. What temperature sensors would you recommend?

edwardtfn commented 9 months ago

What temperature sensors would you recommend?

Sorry for the late reply. I miss this question. :( And I don't have any sensor recommendation, unfortunately. 😞