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please consider this:
Hue motion sensors are uncalibrated and are Off/low 1.5 to 2 degrees in general. There are many posts about this on the developers community forum, but all Philips devs are saying is one might have a look in the future.
Which made me wonder if you CC couldn’t build in a variable to be able add to the value the sensors read now.
Ive manually hardcoded it like this now:
elif response["type"] == "ZLLTemperature":
if response["state"]["temperature"] is not None:
data = {"temperature": response["state"]["temperature"] / 100.0 + 1.7}
else:
data = {"temperature": "No temperature data"}
which is probably not the way to do it (had a few rounding issues) but since I did that, all my temp sensors (I use 11) are in much better in sink with my Home thermostats and Indoor climate sensors (that are calibrated)
I would suggest adding a user configurable variable for temp_calibration, either in the config settings or in the CC directly.
I realize this is a Hue issue to solve but until then this would be a tiny and very simple change in the CC, with huge end-user result: correct temp sensors on which we can build are home automations, and great convenience, since we don't have to create extra template sensors to adjust this manually
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I think the consensus is to close this issue then, and direct users to use one of the existing post-processing tools available in HA. Will leave for timebeing incase anyone else wants to chime in
though the sensor vary to be off for about 1,5 - 2 degrees, according to my thermostats, they aren't all off by the same, so my general approach isn't anywhere near exact.
A solution should be that we have calibration possibility per sensor...
continuing from: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/hue-motion-sensors-remotes-custom-component/27176/672?u=mariusthvdb
please consider this:
Hue motion sensors are uncalibrated and are Off/low 1.5 to 2 degrees in general. There are many posts about this on the developers community forum, but all Philips devs are saying is one might have a look in the future.
see:
https://developers.meethue.com/forum/t/how-to-calibrate-temperature-in-philips-hue-motion-sensor/5564/12
https://developers.meethue.com/forum/t/motion-sensor-temperature-calibration/5512
Which made me wonder if you CC couldn’t build in a variable to be able add to the value the sensors read now.
Ive manually hardcoded it like this now:
which is probably not the way to do it (had a few rounding issues) but since I did that, all my temp sensors (I use 11) are in much better in sink with my Home thermostats and Indoor climate sensors (that are calibrated)
I would suggest adding a user configurable variable for temp_calibration, either in the config settings or in the CC directly.
I realize this is a Hue issue to solve but until then this would be a tiny and very simple change in the CC, with huge end-user result: correct temp sensors on which we can build are home automations, and great convenience, since we don't have to create extra template sensors to adjust this manually
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: