So this seems to have some notion of heating/cooling, but only seems to have a single target temperature, rather than a separate heating target temperature and cooling target temperature.
Yeah I wasn't exactly sure how to deal with this. My thinking was that you could just have two TargetTemperatureProperty properties in one device.
Do you think there should be a separate HeatingTargetTemperature and CoolingTargetTemperature property types?
The auto ThermostatModeProperty makes no sense with only a single target temperature.
Are you sure it's definitely not possible to have a thermostat with only a single target temperature, but which does both heating and cooling? I'm sure I've seen this before, and assumed that it just maintains the target temperature within a certain margin.
If this is the case then that would be both a HeatingTargetTemperatureCoolingTargetTemperature. Would it be less confusing to just have one or more TargetTemperature properties?
I think it makes the most sense to just have TargetTemperatureProperty, but maybe make a note that a device may include multiple of them to account for different heating/cooling targets.
@dhylands wrote:
Yeah I wasn't exactly sure how to deal with this. My thinking was that you could just have two
TargetTemperatureProperty
properties in one device.Do you think there should be a separate
HeatingTargetTemperature
andCoolingTargetTemperature
property types?Are you sure it's definitely not possible to have a thermostat with only a single target temperature, but which does both heating and cooling? I'm sure I've seen this before, and assumed that it just maintains the target temperature within a certain margin.
If this is the case then that would be both a
HeatingTargetTemperature
CoolingTargetTemperature
. Would it be less confusing to just have one or moreTargetTemperature
properties?