This Thermostat can be integrated in Home Assistant so that it can be controlled from there. This is done using MQTT.
Currently it can only be integrated using manual YAML file based configuration.
Using the MQTT-HVAC integration all basic things can now be controlled:
presets
mqtt:
climate:
- name: Test-Thermostat
unique_id: TestThermo1
# current room temperature from sensor
current_temperature_topic: Test/WTherm/stat/temp
# using topic /currSetTemp - reduction temperatures are shown in Home Assistant (but cannot be changed)
# using topic /setTemp - reduction temperatures are NOT shown in Home Assistant
temperature_state_topic: Test/WTherm/stat/currSetTemp
# topic to control set temperature (only for "normal" preset, not reduction presets)
temperature_command_topic: Test/WTherm/cmd/setTemp
# control only possible if device is online
availability_topic: Test/WTherm/availability
payload_available: "online"
payload_not_available: "offline"
# MQTT related settings
qos: 2
retain: false
# thermostat related settings
precision: 0.5
temp_step: 0.5
initial: 20.0
min_temp: 16.0
max_temp: 24.0
# Presets
# Stat topic /presetHA sends "norm", "red1" or "red2".
# Command Topic setPreset understands these short names as well as numbers or the long names,
# so it can be used here.
# Translation between short names and long (localized) names shown in Home Assistant is
# done using the templates below.
preset_mode_command_topic: Test/WTherm/cmd/setPreset
preset_mode_state_topic: Test/WTherm/stat/presetHA
preset_modes:
- Normal
- Reduction 1
- Reduction 2
preset_mode_value_template: >
{% if value == "norm" -%}Normal
{% elif value == "red1" -%}Reduction 1
{% elif value == "red2" -%}Reduction 2
{%- endif %}
preset_mode_command_template: >
{% if value == "Normal" -%}norm
{% elif value == "Reduction 1" -%}red1
{% elif value == "Reduction 2" -%}red2
{%- endif %}
# Mode
# This is in reality only "on" or "off", but as it is implemented like this in
# Home Assistant, we can switch the "mode" to either "off" or "heat" now.
# Stat topic /modeHA sends "off" or "heat", command topic /setMode understands these as well.
# As both "off" and "heat" are predefined in Home Assistant integration
# (and shown with nice localized names in the UI) we don´t need templates here.
mode_command_topic: "Test/WTherm/cmd/setMode"
mode_state_topic: "Test/WTherm/stat/modeHA"
modes: ["off", "heat"]