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v1.15.2: HP heating status binary sensors (BLOKYSPOTREBY)

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@pvyleta pvyleta released this 23 Apr 21:07
v1.15.2
4b05678

New features

Consumption prioritizer binary sensors

The heat pump has an internal BLOKYSPOTREBY (consumption block / prioritizer) system that decides which consumer gets heat at any given moment. Each consumer now has a proper binary sensor in Home Assistant:

Entity Meaning
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby_ok HP is currently heating the radiator/floor circuit
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby3_ok HP is currently heating domestic hot water (DHW)
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby1_ok HP is currently heating pool 1
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby2_ok HP is currently heating pool room
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby6_ok HP is currently heating DHW 2
�inary_sensor.*_blokyspotreby7_ok HP is currently heating pool 2

Plus matching -utlum (attenuation) variants for each consumer.

These fields have a _BOOL_i register suffix (which the coordinator normally treats as a writable switch), but they are read-only status outputs. The new HIDDEN_BINARY_SENSORS override mechanism forces them to be binary sensors.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed Missing entity_id in entity_data WARNING that appeared for all binary sensors on every poll. The entity ID is now stored inside the self.entities value dict, not only as the dict key.
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