jmcollin78 / versatile_thermostat

A full featured Thermostat for Home Assistant: presets, window, motion, presence and overpowering management
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shedding not checking if there is enough free power to start #391

Closed R00S closed 8 months ago

R00S commented 9 months ago

version: 5.4.2

We only have 13A for 3 heaters and a couple of other stuff. I am trying to get versatile_thermostat not to exceed a maximum power consumption not to make the fuse blow. However, instead of checking if there is enough power available before starting a heater it starts up och then goes into shedding only if it exceeds my maximum value. Would it be possible to make it check before starting instead?

jmcollin78 commented 9 months ago

Hello @R00S

Why don't you follow the issue template ? It would have been much easier for me to answer.

jmcollin78 commented 9 months ago

The shedding works as you want: it checks before starting a device that power is available. There is some conditions for this to work and I need your VTherm attributes to answer.

R00S commented 9 months ago

Thanks for the reply! Sorry, i didm't even understand where in the template i was supposed to write something. I may have been very tired...

I'll try to remove my central configuration. Hopefully, i may be able to create a vtherm after that. Right now there is no vtherm option when i press Add device.

jmcollin78 commented 9 months ago

Sorry, i didm't even understand where in the template i was supposed to write something. I may have been very tired...

When you create an issue, you have to follow a template: give VTherm attributes, ....

I'll try to remove my central configuration.

You don't have to remove your central configuration.