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Hi,
config_entry-adaptive_cover_pro-01KXE1GV94WE6P6C36HPNJWC9B.json Deine Beschattung So wird entschieden (erste zutreffende Regel gewinnt) Positionsgrenzen Proxy-Beschattung: deaktiviert Entscheidungspriorität (höchste gewinnt, ✅ aktiv ❌ nicht konfiguriert) Greetings, Volker |
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Hey Nicolas, hey KeilVG. Same root cause for both of you, so let me walk through it. The season decision (winter vs. summer) only ever looks at one temperature sensor, and by default that's your Indoor Temperature Entity, not the outdoor one. There's a per-cover "Outside Temperature" switch that hands the decision to the outdoor sensor instead, but it ships off by default, and the entity itself is disabled in the registry, so you won't even see it until you go to the cover's device page, expand "+N entities not shown," and enable it. Until that switch is on, it doesn't matter how hot it gets outside: the comfort-band check is running entirely off whatever your indoor sensor reads. That's almost certainly what's happening here. Even with the switch on, there's a second wrinkle: summer requires both driving temperature > Maximum Comfort Temperature AND outdoor temperature > Outdoor Temperature Threshold. Winter only has the one gate. So if your Outdoor Temperature Threshold is set higher than it actually gets where you live, summer can never trigger no matter how hot the room gets. Easiest way to check what the integration is actually seeing: the Climate Status sensor's attributes, KeilVG, on the extreme heat question: that setting isn't hiding from you, it just isn't in your build yet. It landed in v2026.8.0-beta.1 and hasn't shipped in a stable release; the latest stable is v2026.7.6. Once you're on it, it's under Options → Temperature & Climate as "Extreme heat threshold (outside)" plus "Extreme heat hold position," and it's exactly what you want here: it holds the cover closed all day above that outdoor threshold, regardless of sun position, presence, or season. One more thing for you: even once summer is recognized, cooling only fires while the sun is geometrically inside the window's field of view, and separately, cloud suppression sits at priority 60 in the pipeline, above climate at 50. Your config has it enabled with radiation < 300 W/m² and cloud > 75% as triggers, and when those fire it forces the cover back to the default 100% regardless of what climate mode wants. With your comfort range at 21-23°C and the outdoor threshold at 24°C, there's not much margin to begin with, so I'd check the Decision Trace sensor to see which handler actually won before assuming it's the temperature logic that's stuck. I just added a section to the wiki covering this. For details, see the Climate Mode wiki page. |

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Hello,
Not sure what I'm doing wrong... Both temps have exceeded threshold and still it says that they are within the comfort band....
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Nicolas
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