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[TS0601/SEA801-Zigbee] Remove not working fixes #1473

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  • removes "fix" which leads too high set points and significant overheating of rooms

Motivation:

  • Not transparent to the user, why Better Thermostat calculates "wrong" values.
  • Does lead to overheating of rooms.

Changes:

Same for the TS0601/SAE801-Zigbee as for the TS0601_thermostat in #1472.

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HA Version: 2024.11.1
Zigbee2MQTT Version: 1.41.0
TRV Hardware: ---

New device mappings

  • I avoided any changes to other device mappings
  • There are no changes in climate.py

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But thats the hole purpose of the model fixes, because some devices has slower reactions more tolernace etc. in fact i use the SEA801 myself and i haven't any issues at all with overheating or something else since the fixes is implement, before the TRV overheat all the time in calibration mode. I can't say anything about the TS0601 but i think all the fixes and work isn't usless at all

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@KartoffelToby thinking about this a bit. I think we need to formulate some kind of testing procedure for those thermostats. So we can see how they perform without Better Thermostat in some kind of standardized way.

I would suggest the following, based on my testing:

  • Select a large room in your home, like a living room or a bedroom.
  • Make sure it's at least once in 24 h cycle down to 6 °C outside (coolest time of the day).
  • Heat it for one day to 21 °C setpoint, no venting - to make sure the walls are at the same temperature.
  • Turn the thermostat off.
  • Vent the room down to 16 °C (according to an independent room thermometer - which is far away from the windows), quickly.
  • Close the windows.
  • Turn the thermostat on again, setpoint again 21 °C.
  • Wait 6 hours after the temperature has reached 21 °C in the room (according to an independent room thermometer)
  • Then export the graphs for the last 24 hours of:
    • thermostat valve position (if available)
    • hvac_action of the thermostat
    • hvac_modes of the thermostat
    • the room temperature according to the thermostat
    • the room temperature according to the independent room thermometer

Then repeat the same thing for a small room, like a bathroom or a WC.

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