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Any set temperature changes sent by an underlying should be filtered by using the configured min/max temperature values.
This way VTherm usage via the HA UI and via an underlying behave the same way.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
And additionally stupid behaviour (like sending a set temperature of 5.0 °C if switched off) by underlyings (looking at you, Bosch BTH-RA) is ignored.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Abusing the light auto-correction, so set temperature changes from underlyings are ignored. However this might lead to suboptimal heating behaviour.
Originally I had planned to implement this myself, as this is a pretty minor change, but I simply can't find the time to do so.
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Yes this is a nice suggestion. I would love a PR for doing that because, my time is also so short.
I could help if needed, i seems to be easy to implement.
Any set temperature changes sent by an underlying should be filtered by using the configured min/max temperature values.
This way VTherm usage via the HA UI and via an underlying behave the same way.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
And additionally stupid behaviour (like sending a set temperature of 5.0 °C if switched off) by underlyings (looking at you, Bosch BTH-RA) is ignored.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Abusing the light auto-correction, so set temperature changes from underlyings are ignored. However this might lead to suboptimal heating behaviour.
Originally I had planned to implement this myself, as this is a pretty minor change, but I simply can't find the time to do so.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: