Lesson15 Automation 2.0, lesson 15, blitz topic, controlling individual boilers using AqaraTVR (W600, E1)
Good afternoon.
Let’s start the topic of creating automations for combined room temperature control (AqaraTVR and thermal actuator) of an autonomous heating boiler.
In this lesson, we will combine two types of room control.
The first is Aqara radiator thermostats.
The second is thermal actuators controlled by Aqara smart relays.
Part 1.
We considered automation for control using Aqara TVR in lesson 15 ( Automation 2.0, lesson 15, blitz topic, controlling individual boilers using AqaraTVR (W600, E1) ). We have the following On/Off automations.
Fig. 2,3,4,5 (drawings of lesson 15)
Part 2.
We considered automation for control using a thermal actuator in lesson 11 ( Automation 2.0, lesson 11, creating the simplest automation for heating devices ). We have the following automations On/Off.
Fig. 6,7 (drawing of lesson 11)
Part 3.
Automation of starting and stopping an individual heating boiler. In lesson 14 ( Automation 2.0, lesson 14, creating automations for controlling groups of rooms using radiator thermostats (E1,W600) and a controlled heating boiler ) we looked at how to connect a T2 relay to a heating boiler. According to section 4 of lesson 14, we will create automation for On/Off of the boiler on request according to sections 1 and 2 (which we considered above).
Automation for the heating boiler On includes the WHEN section (any) any request for switching on. I put a 3-minute delay next to each condition so that there are no false boiler starts (jump-like) if a short-term On/Off occurs.
Fig.8
Automation Off of the heating boiler in the WHEN section set the condition On of the boiler (relay T2 2 channel) so that in case of erroneous switching on the boiler immediately turns off (Off).
Fig. 9.
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