I am trying to hook up my heating system and have almost everything set up: vthermo thermostats, Heatit Z-water controlling underfloor heating valves, qubino flush relay controlling boiler.
Now to my question, I would like to turn on my boiler when at least one of my thermostats require heating, and turn off the boiler only when all of the thermostats are off.
Would some of you guys be so kind and help me out?
This is a way to accomplish it
IfâŚ
âtime and dateâ every x minute(s)
AndâŚ
Vthermo A is off / thermostat is inactive
AndâŚ
Vthermo B is off / thermostat is inactive
AndâŚ
Vthermo C is off / thermostat is inactive
AndâŚ
Vthermo D is off / thermostat is inactive
AndâŚ
Vthermo E is off / thermostat is inactive
ThenâŚ
Turn boiler off
Else thenâŚ
Turn boiler on
@Peter_Kawa thank you for your response, I appreciate it.
Meanwhile I have taught of another way to accomplish this (not tested it yet though).
I have already flows in place for each of the thermostats turning off. So what if I put the: thermostats xyz is off in the âandâ section. That way the flow doesnât need to run periodically. At least in theory, I need to test this
If you already have flows for every âvthermo X is turned offâ,
then it works for the âturn boiler offâ part,
if you indeed add AND âvthermo ABCDE is offâ
For the âturn boiler onâ part you could consider a flow for each
IfâŚ
âvthermo X is turned onâ
AndâŚ
boiler is off
Then
turn boiler on
Note about my initial flow idea: triggering a flow every minute is not a problem. Triggering every second is risky though.
Yeah it worked!
For the boiler on part I left it without additional conditions, as I can âturn on the boilerâ even if it is already on, it makes no difference here.
Yeah itâs personal. It canât do no harm without the âis offâ condition, but it is âcleanerâ so to speak, it then sends no unnecessary actions.
Take a look at the group app.
With this app you can group devices and use the response based on the group values (max, min, agv etc).
It also has heater and thermostat type.
I only used the temp sensor so did not test if if works the way you ask.
But it looks promising