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Hey there, first off: thanks for building this integration. I accidentally stumbled across it just as it has been released.
I got an integrated unit with the provider 1komma5, which has its own HEMS that is telling my Altherma 3 what to do. Still I want to see in home-assistant how much power has been used (already doing this with a shelly 3 pm pro) but more importantly I want to know how much Heat it produced (both for heating and water).
Is there a way to get to those values via modbus? I looked through the Daikin documentation but wasn't able to find anything regarding those values even though the system provides those values in the Daikin OS itself.
But I don't want to go down in the basement every couple of days to look for those value (were almost living in 2025 🤪 )
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If you add an if statement for your 3 way valve you get your heat generated at this moment for your water. Then you can integrate them with an integral template. Be aware to use left as your Rieman integral. Otherwise you get big jumps if the pump is not running for some time.
Hey there, first off: thanks for building this integration. I accidentally stumbled across it just as it has been released.
I got an integrated unit with the provider 1komma5, which has its own HEMS that is telling my Altherma 3 what to do. Still I want to see in home-assistant how much power has been used (already doing this with a shelly 3 pm pro) but more importantly I want to know how much Heat it produced (both for heating and water).
Is there a way to get to those values via modbus? I looked through the Daikin documentation but wasn't able to find anything regarding those values even though the system provides those values in the Daikin OS itself.
But I don't want to go down in the basement every couple of days to look for those value (were almost living in 2025 🤪 )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: