Pavel Skuratovich

@danieltwagner > found that the derivative becomes essentially useless > in underfloor heating Derivative is for fast processes, and underfloor heating is very slow to react, so I can't think...

You can use automation like this: ``` trigger: - platform: state entity_id: - climate.your_smart_thermostat attribute: control_output variables: temp_min: 5 temp_max: 30 target_temperature: >- {{ trigger.to_state.attributes.control_output / 100 * (temp_max -...

Any context here?.. What regards to > case "?": > $el = "?$k=$v"; It's `switch ($k[0])`, so your result will be something like `??key=val`

Okay, we _do_ need a limiting condition, and I'm preparing a PR to do this better :)

Nope, my HA is in cloud, it was online during that blackout. Did you check my PR? #151 - that allows my modes of operation while still protects from wind-ups...

> your thermostat was still trying to maintain the temperature keep_alive is set to zero, all sensors were `unavailable`, so there should not be any reasons to calc PID. Was...

Some time later I enabled sensors for tracking pid_{p,i,d,e}, so I have exact numbers right before I reset the integral part. pid_p = -8.9 pid_i = 100 pid_d = -0.6...

Hey @andriuskr , looks like your `kp` and/or `ki` values are too low, so it takes some time for PID controller to increase its output and heat more to compensate...

Did you try to debug using `pid_N` sensors? I suspect that can be because of control_output is stuck at 100% like I described in https://github.com/ScratMan/HASmartThermostat/pull/151. When you cleared pid_i, that...