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- Order your heating with a Sonoff 4CH Pro R2 in multi-zones<\/a><\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n
I control my heating on two zones thanks to pilot wires. As part of the switch from Jeedom to Home Assistant, I have to manage these relays with Home Assistant.<\/p>\r\n
![\"filpiloteprincipe\"](\"https:\/\/www.sigalou-domotique.fr\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/03\/filpiloteprincipe.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\r\nFor now, the Sonoff 4CH Pro is driven by ESP Easy, I will soon switch it to ESP Home, but for now ESP Easy allows you to interface with Jeedom ET Home Assistant via MQTT.<\/p>\r\n
For the configuration, I refer to this Retex:<\/p>\r\n
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- Jeedom migration to Home Assistant, ESP link under ESP-Easy to HA<\/a><\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n
I drive relays via MQTT<\/h3>\r\n
As explained in the Retex above<\/a>, it is necessary to configure the entities that will allow to recover the relays in Home Assistant, this is done in the file mqtt.yaml<\/p>\r\n
- name: \"Relay 1 Heating\" unique _id: switch.heating.relais1 command_topic: \"Heating\/gpio\/12\" state_topic: \"Heating\/Relay1\/Relay1\" payload_on: \"1\" payload _off: \"0\" retains: true device_class: outlet device: name: \"Heating\" identifiers: \"heating\" - name: \"Relay 2 Heating\" unique _id: switch.heating.relais2 command_topic: \"Heating\/gpio\/5\" state_topic: \"Heating\/Relay2\/Relay2\" payload_on: \"1\" payload _off: \"0\" retains: true device_class: outlet device: name: \"Heating\" identifiers: \"heating\" - name: \"Relay 3 Heating\" unique _id: switch.heating.relais3 command_topic: \"Heating\/gpio\/4\" state_topic: \"Heating\/Relay3\/Relay3\" payload_on: \"1\" payload _off: \"0\" retains: true device_class: outlet device: name: \"Heating\" identifiers: \"heating\" - name: \"Relay 4 Heating\" unique _id: switch.heating.relais4 command_topic: \"Heating\/gpio\/15\" state_topic: \"Heating\/Relay4\/Relay4\" payload_on: \"1\" payload _off: \"0\" retains: true device_class: outlet device: name: \"Heating\" identifiers: \"heating\" \r\n<\/pre>\r\n
In HA, these 4 entities are easily recovered\u00a0<\/p>\r\n
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<\/a><\/p>\r\nI create _select input<\/h3>\r\n
It is in the configuration.yaml file that I declare the two entities of the zones by allowing them to have 4 possible states.<\/p>\r\n
input_select: heating_etage_mode: name: Heating Zone Floor - Mode options: - \"Comfort\" - \"Eco\" - \"Out of Gel\" - \"Off\" icon: mdi:help-circle-outline heating _rdc _mode: name: Heating Zone Ground floor - Mode options: - \"Comfort\" - \"Eco\" - \"Out of Gel\" - \"Off\" icon: mdi:help-circle-outline<\/pre>\r\n
This adds the two entities:<\/p>\r\n
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- input_select.heating_rdc_mode<\/li>\r\n
- input_select.heating_etage_mode<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n
I customize input_select<\/h3>\r\n
I always try to make visually pleasing the tiles of the dasboard, for this, to put color and put beautiful icons that correspond to the states seems indispensable.<\/p>\r\n
Customization is achieved by adding these lines in customize.yaml<\/p>\r\n
input_select.heating_etage_mode: templates: icon: > if (state == 'Comfort') return 'mdi:fire'; if (state == 'Eco') return 'mdi:leaf'; if (state == 'Hors Gel') return 'mdi:snowflake-thermometer'; if (state == 'Off') return 'mdi:power'; return 'mdi:help-circle-outline'; icon_color: > if (state == 'Comfort') return 'yellow'; if (state == 'Eco') return 'green'; if (state == 'Outside Gel') return '#2196f3'; if (state == 'Off') return 'red'; input_select.heating_rdc_mode: templates: icon: > if (state == 'Comfort') return 'mdi:fire'; if (state == 'Eco') return 'mdi:leaf'; if (state == 'Hors Gel') return 'mdi:snowflake-thermometer'; if (state == 'Off') return 'mdi:power'; return 'mdi:help-circle-outline'; icon_color: > if (state == 'Comfort') return 'yellow'; if (state == 'Eco') return 'green'; if (state == 'Outside Gel') return '#2196f3'; if (state == 'Off') return 'red'; <\/pre>\r\n
I drive relays from input_select<\/h3>\r\n
The correspondence between the Zones (Etage and Ground Floor) must be done in Home Assistant, the choice of relays to control the zone mode must be transparent for the user.<\/p>\r\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.sigalou-domotique.fr\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/chauffage2.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\r\nFor this, an automation will be triggered by a change of state of input_select.heating_rdc_mode and another by input_select.heating_etage_mode.<\/p>\r\n
This automation will change the status of the relays in order to send the order that corresponds to the coding of the pilot wire. This is explained here<\/a>.<\/p>\r\n
Automation Pilotage Heating Ground Floor<\/h4>\r\n
alias: Pilotage Heating Ground Floor description: \"\" trigger: - platform: state entity _id: - input_select.heating_rdc_mode condition: [] action: - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_rdc_mode state: Comfort then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_3_heating - switch.heating_relais_4_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_rdc_mode state: Eco then: - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_3_heating - switch.heating_relais_4_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_rdc_mode state: Excluding Gel then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_4_heating - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_3_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_rdc_mode state: \"Off\" then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_3_heating - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_4_heating - stop: \"\" mode: single\r\n<\/pre>\r\nAutomation Pilotage Heating Floor<\/h4>\r\n
alias: Pilotage Heating Floor description: \"\" trigger: - platform: state entity _id: - input_select.heating_etage_mode condition: [] action: - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_etage _mode state: Comfort then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_2_heating - switch.heating_relais_1_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_etage _mode state: Eco then: - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_2_heating - switch.heating_relais_1_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_etage _mode state: Excluding Gel then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_2_heating - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_1_heating - stop: \"\" - if: - condition: state entity _id: input_select.heating_etage _mode state: \"Off\" then: - service: switch.turn _off data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_1_heating - service: switch.turn_on data: {} entity _id: - switch.heating_relais_2_heating - stop: \"\" mode: single<\/pre>\r\nI make a nice map for the dashboard<\/h3>\r\n
Here is the result of what I want as a card:<\/p>\r\n
- Jeedom migration to Home Assistant, ESP link under ESP-Easy to HA<\/a><\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.sigalou-domotique.fr\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/chauffage3.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\r\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.sigalou-domotique.fr\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/chauffage.gif\")
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