Joining the Renewable Heating Hub forums is completely free and only takes a minute. By registering you’ll be able to ask questions, join discussions, follow topics you’re interested in, bookmark useful threads and receive notifications when someone replies. Non-registered members also do not have access to our AI features. When choosing your username, please note that it cannot be changed later, so we recommend avoiding brand or product names. Before registering, please take a moment to read the Forum Rules & Terms of Use so we can keep the community helpful, respectful and informative for everyone. Thanks for joining!
Ecodan Auto Adapt Options
Main controller in an unsuitable location? Provided with 3rd party instead of official wireless thermostats? Or maybe an existing underfloor heating system?
All possible reasons why your system might not be able to run Mitsibushi's "Auto Adapt"
Generally, Auto Adapt has superior control over the compressor and reduces cycling and improves efficiency compared to other operating modes because of it.
In January 2025 i set about replicating the functionality of the Mitsi wireless receiver, to allow me to feed in temperatures to the Auto Adapt algorithm from other temperature sensors around the house via Home Assistant.
I set the project aside for a while to work on some other things, but now have returned.
I have introduced two main features recently, standalone operation (no Home Assistant required) and integration for Shelly H&T Gen3's and/or Heatmiser NeoHub's to provide room temperatures directly into the Ecodan to train and operate it's in-built Auto Adapt algorithm.
It's not quite as polished as my CN105 project yet, so there's definitely still room for improvement and untapped potential, but here to make everyone aware of the possibilities and answer any questions you may have.
If it's ok to link... There is more info over on GitHub
Nice one
I have your adapter- does it run on the same hardware?
Have been using Auto adapt with controller in dining room but ability to try different sensor locations would be useful.
the other thing which might be interesting is setpoint ramping - the PID controller in my Ecodan seems to be quite aggressive and overshoots on startup - ramping setpoint on start up might allow a more gentle response???
Would ramping up the DHW setpoint help with DHW COP I wonder???
@travellingwave
Yes, hardware is the same - you don't need any onward connection to MELCloud for this, so the simple adapter only is sufficient. This is however a separate device, different communication protocol and socket to your existing adapter.
Posted by: @travellingwaveramping setpoint on start up might allow a more gentle response???
For heating look at if you are using "Normal" or "Fast" under Service > Operation Settings > Room temp. control > Mode as it adjusts the ramp up speed
Posted by: @travellingwaveWould ramping up the DHW setpoint help with DHW COP I wonder???
I tried this method, it wasn't successful for me unfortunately - i found more success with Eco DHW Enabled + Quiet Mode and then Input Power limitation in the Outdoor unit as well (CNDM Plug)
-
Do I need to change the control unit when replacing my Ecodan Air Source Heat Pump
2 months ago
-
Mitsubishi Ecodan not good enough ?
5 months ago
-
Struggling to get CoP above 3 with 6 kw Ecodan ASHP
6 months ago
-
Mitsubishi Ecodan circulation pump running.
6 months ago
-
Ecodan heat pump leak
7 months ago
- 27 Forums
- 2,786 Topics
- 65.8 K Posts
- 2,021 Online
- 7,191 Members
Join Us!
Installer Finder
Degrees of Separation
Latest Posts
-
RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
If your calculation is actually based on a survey of th...
By Singlespeed , 5 minutes ago
-
RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread
The main issue is that the items you want to power are ...
By JamesPa , 36 minutes ago
-
RE: battery storage without solar
Also don't forget that in you may not be able to use th...
By JamesPa , 2 hours ago
-
RE: Tesla Powerwall (2) Calibration Cycles
One practical safeguard is to separate the calibration ...
By EnergyStorageTech , 4 hours ago
-
RE: Nook batteries from Octopus
Until Octopus publishes the electrical limits, the key ...
By EnergyStorageTech , 8 hours ago
-
RE: tepeo ZEB UK Support & Info Thread
There is at least one large scale system in this catego...
By Toodles , 16 hours ago
-
RE: Getting closer to a finished Haier system
Apart from sealing the external Primary Pro joints and ...
By Singlespeed , 21 hours ago
-
RE: Are We Sleepwalking Into Another Race to the Bottom?
@jamespa Hope someone tries it! As a consumer, I woul...
By Batpred , 2 days ago
-
RE: Air-to-Air Heat Pumps & Air Conditioning: UK Heating and Cooling Q&A
Our latest Homeowners’ Q&A episode has just dropped...
By Mars , 2 days ago
-
RE: Vaillant ecoTEC Plus with sensoCOMFORT and weather compensation
Yes, its described in the sensocomfort manual. Its als...
By JamesPa , 2 days ago
-
RE: Heat Geek installations: share your experiences
My summary, highlighting the oddities.
By Batpred , 2 days ago
-
RE: Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A Podcast
What a day yesterday! Two podcasts recorded, brilliant ...
By Mars , 3 days ago
-
RE: Adding additional Solar Panels to a DC coupled battery system
I too use AI when researching online. It's able to co...
By Transparent , 3 days ago
-
RE: Do I add Air Con or MVHR to existing A2W ASHP?
@rob-of-york Looks like an impressive bit of kit. Just ...
By Batpred , 4 days ago
-
RE: DIY Heat Pump Installations: Navigating Legal and Regulatory Hurdles
The idealist in me says pioneers in this space should b...
By Batpred , 4 days ago



