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I believe changing the recommended line of code causes the "Real Feel" value to be incorrect as the real feel algorithm uses the same temp value but is hard coded against F values.
FWIW, using home assistant, I left the value as F and noted that the input was F in the sensor config. I've got my units set to metric in home assistant config, and it "just worked". I get my values in Home Assistant in celsius and when I write automations I also specify celsius values.
thanks guys, yeah I already found that and found the real free is incorrect. They are only for my loft and garage, so real free isn't required for me :)
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AaronLayton commentedon Jul 25, 2017
Hi @markrennie71
Easy - just remove the
true
from this linehttps://github.com/bruhautomation/ESP-MQTT-JSON-Multisensor/blob/master/bruh_mqtt_multisensor_github/bruh_mqtt_multisensor_github.ino#L449
so it should read
justinjones commentedon Jul 26, 2017
I believe changing the recommended line of code causes the "Real Feel" value to be incorrect as the real feel algorithm uses the same temp value but is hard coded against F values.
FWIW, using home assistant, I left the value as F and noted that the input was F in the sensor config. I've got my units set to metric in home assistant config, and it "just worked". I get my values in Home Assistant in celsius and when I write automations I also specify celsius values.
markrennie71 commentedon Jul 26, 2017
thanks guys, yeah I already found that and found the real free is incorrect. They are only for my loft and garage, so real free isn't required for me :)
AaronLayton commentedon Jul 26, 2017
Yeah good points 🔼
Maybe that needs to be put into a setting so it can be easily changed