I think this Moe’s Floor Thermostat (electric) should work straight out of the box with this driver, I am using it with the Groovy Tuya Thermostat driver (but manually added as it is not officially supported) right now. I think this is a quite common model.
heatingSetpoint: 18 C
thermostatMode: heat
coolingSetpoint: 18 C
thermostatOperatingState: idle
supportedThermostatModes:
[
“heat”,
“off”
]
temperature: 25 C
thermostatMode: heat
supportedThermostatModes:
[
“heat”,
“off”
]
thermostatOperatingState: idle
temperature: 25 C
heatingSetpoint: 18 C
I also have this Floor Thermostat (electric) that looks identical, but isn’t. I thought it would be so I ordered two of them. With this one I had to modify the standard Groovy driver in two locations as it reported the temperature a factor 10 wrong. I can provide the modified Groovy driver with my changes highlighted. I would however like to get it added without changes in the code first. Then I can troubleshoot and propose changes to your code to solve the issues.
(New Release) Edge Driver Zigbee Temp Humidity Sensor Mc Version-5:
The driver is now called Zigbee Temp Sensor and Child Thermostat Mc and will be in testing, since I have only been able to test two profiles of two devices that I have. In the meantime I will keep both drivers updated.
In order to reduce the number of drivers installed in the Hub, I have modified the driver to be able to create a Child Virtual Thermostat in the installed devices that are needed.
The virtual thermostat is created by selecting the preference in device settings.
To delete the Child Thremostat device created when it is not needed, it is deleted as one more device in the App. False option in preferences does not delete device.
Child Thermostat can be created when needed again.
If a driver change is going to be made, the child device is also changed automatically to new driver, but it will give errors if the driver to which it is changed does not have the code to handle it. It would be better to remove it first.
When you go back to the original driver, the child thermostat device will also change.
I will continue to maintain the Zigbee Temp Sensor with Thermostat Mc driver for motion and contact sensor devices with temperature sensor
This is the new driver version
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Driver Id 6b656485-8237-41fa-bb46-7c928a97dd13
Name Zigbee Temp Sensor and Child Thermostat Mc
Package Key Zigbee_Temp_Humidity_Sensor_v5
Version 2022-10-09T15:26:26.461639748
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If everything works fine, as it seems now, it may be possible to implement it for Zwave temperature sensors as well. The problem is that I don’t have any device to test.
Mariano, I’m trying to install v4 and v5 of the temperature and humidity sensor drivers, however when I select these drivers the SmartThings application hangs. For what it’s worth, the device is the Centralite 3310-c, and I did update the iOS SmartThings app today.
I have had a humidity sensor near my shower for quite a while, but never got it to trigger my bathroom fan nicely. The problem is that the baseline humidity changes day to day and throughout the year, so establishing a rule based on a fixed humidity never worked well. What I’d like is a rule that triggers if the humidity has increase by x% in a span of y minutes or less, and then I would like it to run until the humidity reach (x-1)% less than the present humidity. Would something like this be feasible?
A solution I use is to compare the humidity to that of the room next to the bathroom. When x% higher, trigger fan until within x% of other room’s humidity.
