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Missing sensor MK1? (question) #285
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Same problem here. Tried to add them manually, but without any luck:
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As far as I understand, there is no use trying to add sensors anymore. Latest version doesn’t support Yaml config anymore. There is a workaround by using the old plugin by Bouni in parallel. But I was wondering if these sensors were intentionally left out. |
In my installation the MK1 = Heizkurve 1 = Heizkurve of the heat pump was directly discovered by the integration. MK2 is in my case for the curve for my floor heating. I don't use another curve because I have just 2 heating circuits. (heat pump it self and floor heating) |
Thank you for pointing that out with the screenshots. That's exactly what I am looking for! Any way to implement that. I'd be happy to help if somebody pointed me toward a way to do so. (which files?) |
Wild guess would be to add a descriptor of those flags to https://github.com/BenPru/luxtronik/blob/main/custom_components/luxtronik/sensor_entities_predefined.py#L74 But didn't try it out yet... |
+1 Same behavior in my installation MK1 is missing |
For me, MK1 is called in Home Assistant heating curve 1 (Heizkurve 1) and is displayed. I only have an MK1 in the cooling area in the integration. |
@Plobli But that's the "Heizkurve", which means the configuration of it and not the measured temperatur |
I have the same issue... cannot add the mk1 or mk1_target, I don't have the entities. Would be nice to have to make sure I don't heat up my storage tank instead of the floors... |
Hi everyone,
first of thank you very much for the work you are putting into this project! :)
I recently installed the integration in HomeAssistant and it works quite well. What I am missing is the sensor values for MK1 mixing circuit (MK1 target and current). Are these deliberately not included or am I missing something here?
Thanks for any hints on that!
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