I’m convinced my wireless sensocomfort reports higher than anything else (the other 3 thermostats in the same place)
Anything between 0.2 to 0.5C and beyond difference.
it also seems super sensitive to noticing a bit of heat (see just after 6am this morning).
I did try altering them, but it only allows changes in 0.5 steps. Which can be too big a jump!
I’d love to write a bit of an automation to poke into the offset to match these sensors up.
ie, check difference and then alter to the offset every 5 mins or so.
Because the sensor comfort (and the Havenwise controller) both use the internal temp from the senso comfort to make flow temp decisions (as part of the ‘active’ room temp mod)
Surely the whole point of the ebusd is to remove the dependence on the cloud for data from the AroTherm, but this then seems to re-apply a dependence on the cloud, this time to simply run the ebusd
This is not a cloud dependence as such but a way to source the config csvs from an online content distribution network. I’m not 100% sure how exactly it interfaces with the ebusd install but it’s not a “the server goes down now I can’t use my local ebusd any more” situation. You can simply copy the files off the repo and point your local install to this copy. No online or permanent cloud access is required.
