Closed iamkarlson closed 4 years ago
Hey there @mvn23, mind taking a look at this issue as its been labeled with a integration (opentherm_gw
) you are listed as a codeowner for? Thanks!
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Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce the issue.
Does this happen all the time or only in a certain state/under certain conditions? Are you changing the room setpoint in HA/on the thermostat or through one of the opentherm_gw
service calls? If through a service call, which one?
Can you add a debug log for homeassistant.components.opentherm_gw
when the problem occurs?
Hi @mvn23, It occurs all the time when the boiler heating water. Here's how I'm setting it to heat:
action:
- service: opentherm_gw.set_control_setpoint
data_template:
gateway_id: otgw_unit
temperature: "{{ states('input_number.boiler_water_setpoint_input') | int }}"
This is not a bug in Home Assistant, but in the pyotgw
library that we're using to communicate with the gateway.
As soon as an override is active on the gateway, there's a discrepancy between what is received from the thermostat and what is sent to the boiler. Currently, pyotgw is picking up both values and sending out updates for each of them. I am planning to update pyotgw to better support this scenario, but there's no ETA on this yet.
For now, you can exclude the misbehaving entities from logging to both the recorder and influxdb to get rid of the clutter in the databases.
Thanks @mvn23 this is a really good piece of advice! Would you mind if I keep this issue open till it resolved?
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Not solved!
The problem
I have an OTGW device installed next to my boiler and integrated it in Home Assistant. Most of the things works fine and there are no blockers for performing streamlined tasks like automations or so. However, if you want to check the state of the boiler for example you would notice that it's being constantly changed from ON to OFF and vice versa when boiler is heating water. It makes things complex to analyze and create unnecessary load on the recorder (influxdb in my case).
Environment
Hassio image for NUC instaled in VM:
Problem-relevant
configuration.yaml
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