Open PaulBiod opened 4 months ago
I believe that wouldn't be that hard, as most of the attributes are the same and just the service calls will be a bigger difference, however I don't have a water_heater myself, so testing would be challenging... Would you be willing to help? 😉
I believe that wouldn't be that hard, as most of the attributes are the same and just the service calls will be a bigger difference, however I don't have a water_heater myself, so testing would be challenging... Would you be willing to help? 😉
Hi, sure, I can help, just tell me what to do and I'll be glad to help
Thanks a lot! I have to do some development first, but for now, if you can go to Developer Tools, tab "States", find your water heater entity and share here it's status and attributes it would be useful.
Here it is :
entity : water_heater.aqua_ariston
State: green
attributes:
min_temp: 40
max_temp: 53
operation_list:
- program
- i-memory
- boost
- green
current_temperature: 37
temperature: 40
target_temp_high: null
target_temp_low: null
operation_mode: green
target_temp_step: 1
hvac_action: heating
icon: mdi:water-pump
friendly_name: Aqua Ariston
supported_features: 3
If it can help, I use this custom component to have my ariston hybrid integrated : https://github.com/chomupashchuk/ariston-aqua-remotethermo-home-assistant
It helps a lot, thanks. I will see what I can do.
You're welcome, anything else, don't hesitate. Thanks for all
Do you use a specific card in Home Assistant to control that water heater? Could you please share a screenshot?
I just installed it yesterday, so no, no specific card, but here is the automatic card generated by HA when I click on my boiler entity
Enhancement Summary
Add support for water_heater via the climate option
Detailed Description
The climate option I think could be used to deal with water_heater sensor Thanks
Additional Context
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