Closed TroLoos closed 1 month ago
Actually, I learned something new and created supported configuration for this heat pump. Great integration by the way, have been using the other one with no templates and this is so much better, really appreciated!
name: Pool Heater
products:
- id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
name: Pool Heater
primary_entity:
entity: climate
translation_key: pool_heatpump
dps:
- id: 1
name: hvac_mode
type: boolean
mapping:
- dps_val: false
value: "off"
icon: "mdi:hvac-off"
icon_priority: 1
- dps_val: true
value: "heat"
icon: "mdi:hot-tub"
icon_priority: 3
- id: 2
name: preset_mode
type: string
mapping:
- dps_val: eco_heat
value: eco_heat
- dps_val: cold
value: cold
- dps_val: heating
value: heating
- id: 4
name: temperature
type: integer
range:
min: 5
max: 40
- id: 26
name: current_temperature
type: integer
secondary_entities:
- entity: sensor
class: temperature
name: Water Intake Temperature
dps:
- id: 25
name: sensor
type: integer
unit: "°C"
class: measurement
- entity: sensor
class: temperature
name: Water Output Temperature
dps:
- id: 26
name: sensor
type: integer
unit: "°C"
class: measurement
- entity: switch
category: config
name: Child Lock
icon: "mdi:lock"
dps:
- id: 3
name: switch
type: boolean
Product id is also broadcast as part of the Tuya discovery protocol, which is supported by tinytuya, so you can find it by using tinytuya to scan for Tuya devices on your local network. Although this integration does not currently support discovery, possible future use is the reason why I try to add the info to the configs now, as it should be a mor reliable way of recognising devices than matching the dps as is done now.
Some info about the manufacturer, brand and/or model number would also help, as this is certainly not a generic product, and needs to be differentiated from all the other supported pool heatpumps somehow.
Hi, is this a proper device id?
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If not - do you have any instruction on how to obtain it the easiest way :-)?
That looks like a device id to me, product id is usually a bit shorter. If you do not have access to the iot.tuya.com portal, you can also get it from the tinytuya scan output I think.
That looks like a device id to me, product id is usually a bit shorter. If you do not have access to the iot.tuya.com portal, you can also get it from the tinytuya scan output I think.
Yes, you are right. It wasn't easy but I think I got it. I installed tinytuya via docker container and my device id:
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I think you got all to include it, thanks a lot for your help and support!
The information about manufacturer and/or model number is still missing. This sort of device is not really generic, so it doesn't make sense to list it as just Pool heater. There must be something identifying about it, in the manual, or on the setplate.
Yes, you are right - here it is:
Manufacturer: Pro-Energy Model: PE08
I didn't provide these information as I think that this sort of controller is a generic one and might be used more commonly than only for this product. The manufacturer is a local polish company so these products are produced for them and dedicated to polish market.
You can see the manual that shows wifi/app configuration steps: https://www.pro-energy.com.pl/instalacja-pompy-basenowe.pdf
Probably there are other brands for the same device, but it helps to have one to start with to differentiate it.
Log Message
Information about DPS mappings
Product ID
not sure where to get it from (no access to Tuya Dev account)
Information about how the device functions
It's a standard pool heat pump, with set temperature. It reports two kinds of temperatures, one on intake and one that leaves the heat pump. Steering is very simple - you can set heating mode (heating;eco_heat;cold), turn heating on/off.
I don't have access to Tuya Developer account so I gathered as much information as possible. If there's anything else I could provide please let me know.