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Sergey V. Sokolov edited this page Jan 13, 2026
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This integration allows you to create a sensor that calculates the required heating system temperature based on the heating curve number (from 1 to 200) and an outdoor temperature sensor. The calculated temperature can be used to control your heating boiler.
- Define minimum and maximum temperature limits to match your boiler's supported range.
- Create multiple independent sensors, each with its own settings.
- Customize the heating curve shape by adjusting the exponent range for more precise control.
- Adjust sensor parameters at any time without restarting Home Assistant.
- An additional sensor that will allow building your heating curve and placing it on the dashboard.
- An additional sensor that updates at a set interval instead of updating immediately.
The sensor can also consider the following parameters to refine its calculations:
- Indoor temperature
- Wind speed
- Outdoor humidity
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Default correction factor:
2 -
Adjustable range:
0 to 10 - For every 1°C difference between the desired and actual indoor temperature, the heating system temperature is adjusted by ±2°C.
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Default correction factor:
0.2 -
Adjustable range:
0 to 1 - For every 5 m/s wind speed, the heating system temperature is increased by 1°C.
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Default correction factor:
0.05 -
Adjustable range:
0 to 0.4 - For every 10% humidity above 50%, the heating system temperature is increased by 0.5°C.
This sensor can be integrated into Home Assistant automations to dynamically adjust the boiler's temperature, ensuring a more efficient and comfortable heating experience.
🚀 With this sensor, your heating system will automatically adapt to changing weather conditions!