I’m going crazy. Today I added 4 new thermostats that control 4 Shellys with a temperature sensor to which the heating valve is connected. I have already successfully put 10 others into operation. But with 2 of the new ones, the temperature is simply not updated or written.
I have a flow that sends the temperature to the VThermo when the temperature changes at the sensor:
I only have the problem with 2, all the others work, the configuration is identical, I see that the temperature symbol briefly turns blue, then immediately black again, so something is happening, but why doesn’t it keep it?
Hi Philipp, I can’t help you, but I can confirm that I have Vthermos that works perfectly and other that seems to have at least 1 degrees of hysteresis even if in the setting it’s set to 0. So it seems that something happens without any reason. Even deleting that not working vthermo, substituting with a new one, I remain with the same problem. Moreover this problem started one month ago. Previously everything was OK with all Vthermos I have. In my case Vthermo take the temperature from aqara sensor and command shelly one. Now, for those that don’t work properly, I have created a flow.
Thanks, i have a flow, and 8 from 10 work perfekty, same flow, very strange. Vthermo isn’t able to take directly the temperatur from the shelly temperatur sensor, the developer has no plan to implement measure_temperature.1 , .2 etc.
I also deleted the Vthermo, added a new one, same problem.
Since you are updating from a flow (Manual), then you should uncheck “Temperature sensors in the same zone - Other devices”, and see if that works for you.
Hello @balmli, if i unched “other devices”, then i heve the same effekt, temperature gets blue for 1 second, than vlack, if i check it ist works, but not on the other 2 Vthermos, very strange.
I’ve 8 vthermo. 3 of them do not switch from active to inactive properly. It seems it’s set an hysteresis of at least 0.6 degree, even if in the setting the hysteresis is 0. This is the same when you are above or under the target temperature.
